On Friday 4th January 2019, I went to see the ballet Swan Lake in London, performed by the English National Ballet. The show lasted for 3 hours and was performed at the London Coliseum- one of London’s largest live theatres. Swan Lake is a famous traditional ballet that was first performed in 1877, after in 1875-1876 when Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, a Russian composer and musician, composed the famous songs for Swan Lake. I have seen a ballet performance before, when I went to see The Nutcracker, in Dartford, at the Orchard Theatre, also composed by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky. However, I definitely prefer Swan Lake because I think that it has better story line and as it was a romance, I thought it was more emotional and therefore the dancing was more emotional. I loved so many things about Swan Lake, from the dancing to the acting to the set etc… and found the performance so inspirational and captivating to watch. 

Gold Arts Award Unit 1 Part D 

2000: The 00s I don’t actually have a lot of clothes from since like I said pretty much my whole wardrobe is based on 80s/90s! 

1960: If I could chose a generation to live in it would totally be the 60s!! 

1940: In our vintage, military sort of look outfit was actually the first outfit I found, it was very easy to put together and I would probably wear that dress anyways, I bought it from house of Fraser.

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