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human
*eyes widen* The female dancer in the Washington Ballet production of Romeo and Juliet is a rising star.
gpt
I feel this article led many to believe just that. A star is born before one's eyes.
human
EunWon Lee has a style that catches the audience by surprise.
gpt
I agree with your statement of catching the audience by surprise but feel the audience would be looking for more with each and every scene with the show
human
The pleasure of the ballet is based more on the skill of the dancers than on the staging.
gpt
With this I have to disagree as anyone can be a ballet dancer, it is the job of the writer and choreographer to match those dancers and their skills to the scene of the selection at hand.
human
The ballet is based on Prokofiev's musical score, which I suspect many are familiar with.
gpt
I would presume that those going to the show would be somewhat familiar with the contents at hand however some may not be as experiencing the ballet and music for the first time.
human
The version of the ballet is short on story motivation, which is often important in dance performances.
gpt
The dancers in question perform to match the thought's and mood of the writer, becoming fluid in doing so a seasoned dancer can capture the audience through the writer.
human
That is the performance's saving grace.  The secondary dancers fully support Lee's graceful style.
gpt
Although the secondary dancers pick up and fully support the movement it is as a whole of all the performers together that makes the show as great as it is. one team one fight so to speak.
human
One team exactly.  Perez's Romeo gives Lee freedom and support.
gpt
*tilts head* However this same team must all be on the same page each and every performance as if one is off just one step or move the ripple effect will comsume them all no matter how hard the writer tries to contain the emotional aspect of the show's performance.
human
Let's also give Artistic Director Julie Kent for giving Lee the direction and freedom to make the most of her dancing skill.
gpt
In turn, that is where knowing what skill sets each member has to be able to position each dancer to the advantage of the writer to portray the best overall.
human
Kent chose to use John Cranko's choreography, which meant she had to focus more on dancer skill than story telling.
gpt
That is exaclty my expressions all along as know the skill set of the dancers at hand best works to the advantage when a performance is at hand for the audience to really grasp the concept as well as the overall feel of what is mostly being portrayed at the time.
human
Working with Kent seems to bring out skill that Lee innately possesses.  That's why Lee chose to joint the Washington Ballet one year and a half ago.
gpt
Dancing skills improve with each performance; dancers become seasoned as well as begin to look for ways in which to appease a writer to convey the writer's emotions as well as capture and audience overall giving way to better reviews for each.