Emocionante espectáculo...precisión..coordinación ..exactitud ...toda una joya!!!! Fabulosos bailarines q transmiten todo su saber hacer y sus sentimientos a flor d piel

As an ex ballerina with a major company, I couldn’t agree with you more. But hopefully, they are referring to the circus-like atmosphere created but what sound like a crass crowd that likens the ballet to some Las Vegas act as if these are spectacles like circus acts. The point of the choreography is not to impress people as if they just performed stunts. The shouting and hollering and whooping is horrible etiquette. It’s not snobbishness on my part. It’s just so out of place and uncalled for. It obliterates they music. A hallmark of great dancing is musicality and how can you enjoy a dancers musicality with these kind of crazy interruptions. Whooping it up is fine in the right place but it doesn’t belong in the middle of one of the great classical ballets performed by two outstanding professionals.

+uclmu2008 Must be a Cuban audience.

+uclmu2008 -- While watching this on my monitor, it is hard to refrain from jumping up, applauding and shouting "Bravo!" Vasiliev and Osipova are perfectionists on their art. I am glad that I can watch this again and again.

thats what I wanted to say

Aves Raggiana must be an Italian one lol

@@gramo63 Far more likely to be Russian - they always cheer and appreciate the skill.

Her 2016 Giselle was with Acosta was absolutely amazing!

I agree. Not to mention their tremendous will and Discipline. We all have our own preferences but have to be respectful fir everyone

We save that for certain politicians.

Karin Allred, yes you can, showing more respect while they are performing. Can’t they control themselves and wait to the end to express themselves? Using the same criteria, at the opera every time a soprano, tenor, baritone, etc., reaches the X note, they would always be interrupting them. But no, this cannot and does not happen. This is not figure skating, this is not a sport, this is art.

@@CAROCHAPT exactly. More and more quality art shows are performed in front of audiences that take the quality of the occasion for granted. Maybe it's time to enforce an audience assessment prior that directors of artistic crew decide to carry on with a play. Certain things are not for every one, no wander the crowd cheers as they're attending a street circus, with all due respect for the circus as a respectful genre of its own.

Boring to you, but there IS a proper way to watch ballet and the arts. It's called silence till the end, and THEN you show your appreciation. Noise can distract the dancers and they can get hurt.

@@dede4004 Its seems to be traditional in Russia to clap throughout. Cultures are all different.

I see your point. But can you blame him for that? Isn't he supposed to do what the director asks for? And aren't directors who set the trend, depending on the audiences' taste of the time?

The art is the ballet not the clapping! It’s attitudes like yours that causes dwindling interest in the arts

Diricia & Puma Cat , so respect the art, not only the ballet but the orchestra as well and by the way, ask maestro Zubin Metha what he thinks and feels about that hysterical clapping, remembering that this only happens in a few and certain countries.

Секрет. Вам расскажи, так тоже начнёте прыгать.

@@user-tk8hs8rj4z ха-ха, спасибо за юмор... .было бы много прикольных видео...

@@olgaazarcenkova3478 Обращайтесь, я люблю пошутить. И вам спасибо за понимание!