Louis Joseph Ferdinand Hérold
A joyous and vibrant comic ballet about pastoral love, choreographed by Frederick Ashton.
This production brings to life Frederick Ashton's acclaimed 1960 version of "La Fille mal gardée," a work celebrated for its vivacity and charm. It's a cornerstone of the modern ballet repertoire, offering a delightful narrative of pastoral romance that has captivated audiences for centuries.
Fans of classical ballet will appreciate the historical significance and enduring appeal of this piece, which draws inspiration from Jean Dauberval's 1789 original. The music, arranged by John Lanchbery from Louis Joseph Ferdinand Hérold's score, perfectly complements the gleeful storytelling and refined artistry.