A last-minute understudy finds her moment in 'The Lady of the Camellias'
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Quick summary- 1Love sometimes comes tumbling toward us, like Armand speeding to Marguerite's side.
- 2At other times, it arrives so tenderly that we barely notice, like Marguerite’s delicate gesture, fluttering in the air.
- 3It is a moment in which two lovers hold nothing back, surrendering themselv
Love sometimes comes tumbling toward us, like Armand speeding to Marguerite's side. At other times, it arrives so tenderly that we barely notice, like Marguerite’s delicate gesture, fluttering in the air. It is a moment in which two lovers hold nothing back, surrendering themselves completely to each other. No words are needed; their love speaks through every movement. On Wednesday night, Korean National Ballet dancers Jung Eun-ji and Byun Seong-wan brought Marguerite and Armand's tender love to
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