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Siddharta

Siddharta

2010•1h 49m•Music

A journey of the spirit, body, and mind — the ballet of enlightenment.

“Siddharta” is a landmark contemporary ballet by Angelin Preljocaj, created for the Paris Opera Ballet and inspired by the spiritual journey of Siddhartha Gautama, the future Buddha. Set to an original score by Bruno Mantovani, this production fuses philosophical narrative with avant-garde choreography and striking visual design by Claude Lévêque. The piece explores themes of desire, suffering, and transcendence, following Siddharta’s path from royal privilege through temptation and enlightenment. The work stands out for its blend of spiritual intensity, physical virtuosity, and the grandeur of Paris Opera’s leading dancers.

Angelin Preljocaj · Director

StatusReleased
Runtime1h 49m
LanguageXX
Release DateJan 1, 2010

Actors

Nicolas Le Riche

Siddharta

Aurélie Dupont

Aurélie Dupont

The Awakening (L’Eveil)

Wilfried Romoli

Wilfried Romoli

The King (Le Roi)

Muriel Zusperreguy

Muriel Zusperreguy

Sujata

Alice Renavand

Alice Renavand

Yasodhara

Stéphane Bullion

Stéphane Bullion

Ananda

Séverine Westermann

Temptress

Christelle Granier

Temptress

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