Live performance of Swedish choreographer Mats Ek's adaptation of Adolphe Adam's romantic ballet featuring Ana Laguna in the lead role accompanied by other members of The Cullberg Ballet. Richard Bonynge conducts the Orchestre National de L'Opera de Monte-Carlo.

The Ballet du Capitole perform an updated version of Adolphe Adam's work with new choreography by Kader Belarbi. David Coleman conducts the Orchestre National du Capitole with the score featuring new music by Coleman, Anton Arensky, Édouard Lalo, Jules Massenet and Jean Sibelius. The lead roles are performed by Davit Galstyan and Maria Gutierrez.

The Bolshoi Ballet perform Yuri Grigorovich's version of the ballet by Adolphe Adam. Svetlana Lunkina plays the title role with Dmitry Gudanov as Count Albrecht and Maria Allash as the Queen of the Wilis. When young peasant girl Giselle discovers that her lover, Albrecht, is actually a nobleman in disguise who is due to be married, she dies from despair. But when Albrecht's life is threatened by the evil Wilis clan, Giselle's spirit returns to save him. Pavel Klinichev conducts the Bolshoi Theatre Orchestra.

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