Jenny Gilbert on Mayerling: The drugged-up prince, the underage girl, and a right royal cover-up
History rarely supplies plots for full-evening ballets, and with good reason. Dance tends to be strong on feeling, weak on facts. As George Balanchine once drolly observed, ballet has no way of saying "this is my mother-in-law".
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