Oh honey, welcome to the fan club. That ballet is amazing and you can get the DVD from Amazon. Here it's known as 'the gay Swan Lake. I was lucky enough to see Adam Cooper (in your icon) perform the lead swan in 1998 and the spark between him & the prince, when they dance in the park, was palpable to say the least - made me squirm in my seat. I saw him again last August at the Sadler's Wells Theatre in his production of Les Liaisons Dangereuses (he stripped on stage - guh!).
Remember La fashionista - Harry in his birthday suite? Well in the sequel he talked about this very ballet & the effect Adam Cooper had on him before describing his fantasy to Draco on the train home from the Royal Opera House.
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Remember La fashionista - Harry in his birthday suite? Well in the sequel he talked about this very ballet & the effect Adam Cooper had on him before describing his fantasy to Draco on the train home from the Royal Opera House.