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Shanghai Ballet: In the Mood for Love

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“In the Mood for Love”, anethnical ballet theatre co-produced by Chinese and French artists,depicts the amorous feelings of the two young couples residing inShanghai in the 1930s and 1940s and their strong desire for love. Theunique flavor of Shanghai culture, blending with the exotic romanticismof France, brings about a brand new concept of national ballet andartistic force of impact. 　　The production is a joint effort of afirst class creative team, including Cao Lusheng from Shanghai TheaterAcademy, Bertrand d'At, director of Ballet de l'Op¨|ra national duRhin, and Jerome Kaplan, costume/stage designer, who is known for hisdesigning in the ballet "Raise the Red Lanterns".

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9 months, 1 week ago

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We were awed by Wong Kar-wai's old Shanghai in his masterful "In the Mood for Love," and the Shanghai Ballet moves the scenes onto a ballet stage. Directed by Bertrand d'At, director of Ballet de l'Opéra national du Rhin, "In the Mood for Love" also incorporates the elaborate work of costume-stage designer Jerome Kaplan, who is known for designing the ballet "Raise the Red Lanterns". RMB50-380.