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The star follows the courses of two prestigious ballet companies, one in New York and the other in Paris, but they both find it difficult, despite their world. They then launched an ambitious project to revive their art and win the community.

Jackie, performed by Luke Kirby, is the Executive Director of the New York Metropolitan Ballet Theater. On the other side of the Atlantic, Geneviv, located by Charlotte Ginsburg, is the acting director of the French Opera and the National Ballet. These former lovers will have to deal with this unprecedented exchange of their best dancers for a year.

Star, a series created by Amy Sherman-Paladino and Daniel Paladino with Luke Kirby, Charlotte Ginsburg, Lu de Laz

Dive in a fragile world

Amy Sherman-Paladino and Daniel Paladino, known for their series with Gilmore Girls and the Fabulous Mme Maisel, are long fed for dance. And the star for them is a way to leave there.

They trust Vanity Fair That the series is partially inspired by the documentaries of Frederick Whiskey, in particular dance, Paris Opera Ballet, which will reveal “Heavy World Back of this Delicate Art“According to Sherman-Paladino, the pandemic has almost embraced the whole generation of dancers, with delayed exercise and careers.

The series also shows ballet -specific difficulties today: budget reduction, further pandemic wobbly reconstruction and competition from social networks. In the first episode, Genevev is mandatory that “Many dancers abandoned tips for Tiktok“Trauma can stop everything“And where the career is short.

Bilingual production

Paladino insists on the realism of dance scenes. They emphasize that all figures are real ballerinas. They worked with choreographer Marguerite Dericks, employees of Bunheads, their previous series of dance but was deleted prematurely. So it’s a kind of revenge for them …

The shooting took place between New York and Paris, which caused some language challenges to the creators. Amy Sherman-Paladino humorously trusts their difficulty with French, regardless of their multiple curriculum! Fortunately for them, production took advantage of bilingual actors. At the cultural level, the representation of the Paris ballet shows a very bureaucratic institution, unlike the flexibility of the New York system.

Through this series, Amy Sherman-Paladino and Daniel Paladino rarely burn on TV: the challenges and beauty of the ballet world. They emphasize the passion of the dancers – namely, through the character of Lu de Lagey, a real star Diva, and who scares everyone – and the need to preserve this art in the wake of the modern world, which is considered an elitist.

As he knows how to do, the duo combines humor and emotions and signs a real declaration of love for dance, far from simple entertainment, but essential art for our culture and our humanity.