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The Royal Ballet's double bill of The Dream and Song of the Earth is a near perfect matching. Frederick Ashton's gossamer-light interpretation of Shakespeare's romantic comedy is easy to like and a pleasure to watch, although that doesn't mean it is easy to dance. By contrast, Kenneth MacMillan's Song of the Earth is among ballet's most serious works. It's set to Mahler's eponymous song cycle and tells of the renewal of life - with the Messenger of Death always close at hand...
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