Kenneth MacMillan created the one-act ballet Anastasia for Deutsche Oper Ballet in 1967, and created another two acts to make it into a full length ballet in 1971. It showcased MacMillan’s influences: of classical Royal Ballet tradition in the first two acts, and of German expressionism in the last. The ballet remains one of MacMillan’s most experimental and poignant works. The costumes are crucial and reflect this in their detail and their truth to the era. I think they work incredibly well and the detail in every costume is very special. As soon as I put my costume on for Olga, I'm instantly ready for my role as a Romanov sister.
The REAL Romanovs
LAUREN AS ANASTASIA IN ACT ONE
ME AS OLGA IN ACT ONE AND THREE
THIAGO AS RASPUTIN
AKANE AS 'THE BALLERINA'
TINA AS TSARINA IN ACT TWO
GARY AS TSAR IN ACT TWO
REECE AND MATT AS OFFICERS
CALVIN AND SOLOMON AS SOLDIERS
TRISTAN AND MARCY AS OFFICERS
ME AS OLGA IN ACT TWO
GEM ASHLEY KRISTEN MARIKO AND CHI AS NURSES
ME AS OLGA IN ACT THREE DEATH SCENE
ISABEL AND MICA AS RELATIVES
HARRY AND LEO AS SOLDIERS
ANNETTE AS A RELATIVE
GINA AS A RELATIVE
OLGA AS GUEST IN ACT 2
DAVID AS SOLDIER
