Children's ballet is a common art form on the world stage. In order to make the performance more exciting, sometimes experienced theatre principals are invited to play important roles, while the fairy tale parts, which are full of children's fun, are performed by young professional ballet dancers. This combination is often more childlike and engaging than a show with an all-adult cast.

 

 

 

Moreover, the stage design of such performances is usually very rich, perfectly blending scenery, lighting, music, dance, and acting to present a more vivid stage expression. The plot is also often straightforward and easy to understand. Therefore, watching children's ballet performances is not only a visual delight but also an excellent opportunity for artistic cultivation, making it very suitable for the whole family to experience together.

 

 

Taking the children into the magic forest, encountering a 'ballet version' of Snow White:

The dance drama is adapted from 'Grimm's Fairy Tales'. Snow White lost her mother at a young age, and her stepmother is a wicked queen who, jealous of Snow White's beauty, instructs the hunter to secretly eliminate her. The hunter, unable to do so, secretly frees Snow White, who is taken in by seven little dwarfs living in the forest. However, the wicked queen learns of this; she disguises herself as an old woman to trick Snow White into eating a poisoned apple. Snow White collapses and falls into a deep sleep, while the wicked queen falls off a cliff chased by the seven dwarfs. Just when the dwarfs are devastated, Snow White's prince on a white horse appears. The prince's love breaks the spell, and Snow White is saved. From then on, the princess and the prince live happily ever after!