The Pharaoh's Daughter

The Pharaoh's Daughter is a ballet by Marius Petipa, first performed in 1862. The ballet tells the tale of a young Englishman who dreams he elopes with a Pharaoh's daughter. Despite a desert storm, a lion hunt and an attempted suicide, the couple finally wins the Pharaoh's blessing to their marriage. A new production by Pierre Lacotte was brought to the UK by the Bolshoi Ballet in 2004.

 

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