Sunday 14 December 2008

Christian @ Christmas ballet The Little Snow Girl

Crown Prince Frederik has taken Prince Christian to see his grandmother's handiwork at Susanne Heering's Ballet School's annual production in Copenhagen yesterday. Queen Margrethe has designed costumes, sets and posters for her long time friend's annual productions for more than 28 years. The production is often of a Hans Christian Andersen fairytale, but this year there is a departure so Christian saw a Russian fairytale, The Little Snow Girl, set to music by Russian composers.



Main photo Susanne Heering greeting Frederik and Christian on arrival © Berlingske Tidende, October press conference photos, Susanne Heering and the Queen, and taking a bow, Frederik, Christian and the Heerings, B.T./Liselotte Sabroe, Billed Bladet/Birger Storm and Hanne Juul, Amtsavisen.dk

Berlingske Tidende 'Prins Christian med far til juleballet' - Prince Christian with Dad at the Christmas ballet
Crown Prince Fredrik and little Christian at grandmother's Christmas ballet.
December 13th 2008
Crown Prince Frederik Saturday took Prince Christian to the annual Christmas ballet designed by Queen Margrethe and put on by the Queen's long-time friend Susanne Heering on Saturday.
The production of
The Little Snow Girl was performed on Saturday and again on Sunday in Pakhu's 11 in Frihavnen.
Queen Margrethe has been a set designer for Susanne Heering's Ballet School over 28 years, and this time the ballet students perform a Russian folk tale
The Little Snow Girl.
Queen Margrethe has designed the costumes, done the set design and drawn the poster for the production for
The Little Snow Girl.

B.T. 'Dronningen på vej med ny juleballet' - Queen Margrethe has designed the new Christmas ballet costumes
October 28th 2008
Children and young people from Susanne Heering's ballet school tug at costumes designed by Queen Margrethe when they perform
The Little Snow Girl in December.
The Christmas ballet is based on a Russian folk tale and is danced to music by Russian composers.
At a press conference this afternoon the Queen spoke about the fairytale about the little snow girl who is kept in the heat with an elderly childless married couple...
The Queen has been a set designer for Susanne Heering's ballet school in Næstved for more than 28 years.
Last year the Queen worked with Susanne Heering in the production "Tolv med posten" [Hans Christian Andersen's Twelve by the Mail]./ritzau/


Billed Bladet 'Dronning Margrethe og årets juleballet' - Queen Margrethe and this year's Christmas ballet
Queen Margrethe designs the costumes for this year's Christmas ballet to be performed in Copenhagen in December.
Again this year Queen Margrethe has designed the costumes with her long-time friend Susanne Heering for the Christmas ballet production for this year in Copenhagen.
Queen Margrethe has been a set designer for Susanne Heering's Ballet school for over 28 years, and this time the little ballerinas are to perform a Russian folk tale called
The Little Snow Girl.
As usual Queen Margrethe and Susanne Heering introduced this year's Christmas ballet production at a press conference [on 28 October] in Copenhagen.
At the press conference Queen Margrethe spoke about the fairytale about the little snow girl trapped in the heat with a childless married couple. The performance is accompanied by music by Russian composers.
The fairytale about
The Little Snow Girl will be performed in Pakhu's 11 in Frihavnen in Copenhagen on Saturday and Sunday December 13th and 14th.


Billed Bladet - Frederik and Christian having a boys' outing. At the ballet! Includes a photo gallery below the story.

Jyllands Posten and JPtv clip of the Queen and Susanne Heering at the October press conference (00:55)

Added:
Prince Henrik, Prince Joachim, Princess Marie, Prince Nikolai and Prince Felix attended The Little Snow Girl on Sunday. Princess Marie said she is feeling great during her pregnancy and Prince Joachim revealed that Nikolai's red mark under his eye was the result of a quarrel with his brother.



Huge thanks to Valentine :)

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