Rupert Christiansen

Giselle is lovingly revived at the London Coliseum

Plus: Laura Cuthbertson and Matthew Ball are marvellous in Royal Ballet's Manon

As Myrtha, Queen of the Wilis, the regal Alison McWhinney conjured up the poetic nocturne at the heart of ENB’s Giselle. © Laurent Liotardo
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  • Giselle

    London Coliseum

  • Manon

    Royal Opera House, in rep until 8 March

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