Please Share With Your Friends

A new ballet drama is set to debut on Amazon Prime Video. It brings us an intense look into the competitive world of dance. Titled Étoile, the series is created by Amy Sherman-Palladino and Daniel Palladino. The show follows two renowned ballet companies—one in Paris and one in New York—as they exchange their top dancers to revitalise public interest and attract new audiences. With themes of ambition, artistic rivalry, and the struggle to keep classical ballet relevant, the series aims to capture the high stakes of the dance world.

When and Where to Watch Étoile

Étoile will be available for streaming on Amazon Prime Video. All the eight episodes are scheduled for release on April 24.

Official Trailer and Plot of Étoile

The trailer released in March, provided a glimpse into the challenges faced by ballet directors while trying to keep their companies afloat. Charlotte Gainsbourg’s character highlights the crisis, stating that the audience and funding both are dead while the seats remain empty. The storyline takes us around the directors’ decision to swap their leading dancers. They are shown hoping to inject fresh energy to draw in new audiences. It shows us the personal and professional struggles of these dancers as they navigate a demanding industry, balancing artistry with the pressure of survival.

Cast and Crew of Étoile

The series features a mix of actors and professional dancers. Emmy winner Luke Kirby, known for The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, stars alongside Charlotte Gainsbourg, who recently appeared in The Pale Blue Eye. The ensemble also includes Lou de Laâge, Gideon Glick, David Alvarez, Ivan du Pontavice, Taïs Vinolo, David Haig, Simon Callow, and Yanic Truesdale.

See also  Indiana Jones and the Great Circle Launches on PS5 on April 17, Pre-Orders Now Live

Renowned ballet dancers will also be seen in Étoile, including Unity Phelan and Tiler Peck from New York City Ballet, along with Boston Ballet’s John Lam. The involvement of real-life professionals is expected to add authenticity to the show’s portrayal of the ballet world.


Please Share With Your Friends

Similar Posts

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *