Mata Hari (2016)
The turbulent life of the Dutch spy and dancer Mata Hari is at the heart of this large-scale ballet production by Dutch National Ballet. As the exotic, mysterious Mata Hari, she became one of the most famous dancers of her day. She travelled throughout Europe and had a network of lovers everywhere, which made her an ideal spy during World War I. She was accused – rightly or wrongly – of being a double agent, and she died in front of a French firing squad in 1917.
Directors: Jeff Tudor, Ted Brandsen.
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Anna Tsygankova as Margaretha Zelle / Mata Hari |
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Casey Herd as Rudolph McLeod |
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Jozef Varga as General Kiepert |
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Artur Shesterikov as Vadim De Masloff |
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Young Gyu Choi as Shiva |
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Wen Ting Guan as Temple Dancer |
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Emanouela Merdjanova as Friede McLeod |
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Erica Hardwood as Isadora Duncan |
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Nadia Yanowsky as La Madame |
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Edo Wijnen as Master of Ceremonies |
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Anatole Babenko as Guimet |
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Roman Artyushkin as Lieutanant Ladoux |
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Wendeline Wijkstra as Aunt |
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Pascalle Paerel as Aunt |
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Hannah de Klein as Aunt |
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Wolfgang Tietze as Uncle |
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Peter Leung as Uncle |
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Matthew Pawlicki-Sinclair as Uncle |
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Nicolas Rapaic as Adam Zelle |
| Sound | Tarik O'Regan | Music |
| Writing | Janine Brogt | Writer |
| Directing | Jeff Tudor | Director |
| Costume & Make-Up | François-Noël Cherpin | Costume Design |
| Directing | Ted Brandsen | Director |
| Crew | Ted Brandsen | Choreographer |
