It seems like I belong to the covert society in the opera house, and have the privilege to enter a secret space.
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It seems like I belong to the covert society in the opera house, and have the privilege to enter a secret space.
Today, I came to the Arsenal Library located in rue de Sully in the fourth arrondissement.
Rudolf’s choreography performed by Ballet Opera de Paris is so far, the one that shows the most childlike and impish air of the characters in this tragic love story.
Moreover, I can finally be a half classical ballet pupil again.
After a year of the closing-door of theatres, the first ballet production Opéra de Paris produced to welcome their audiences back into the auditorium room is a beautiful work paying homage to Roland Petit, the respectful French choreographer.
I put down my phone, immersed myself in thought and looked back on my experiences of attending the opera, is it truly against the rule of opera?
I decided to go back to the domain of academical research in the last few months of being a fashion student.
I walked along the River Seine and passed through the Museum Louvre; travelled from the southern bank of the River Seine to Palais Garnier on the Avenue de l’Opéra.
At that time, I was proud of myself and felt like I was a real professional who treated the “career” sincerely.