The dramatic tradition of the remarkable dancer and choreographer, August Bournonville, is the keystone of the continuing excellence of the Royal Danish Ballet, and Napoli is his happiest masterpiece. Persuaded by his friend Hans Christian Andersen to travel to Italy, Bournonville was inspired by his stay in Naples to create this romantic ballet, which tells the story of the young fisherman Gennaro and his beloved Teresina. From The Royal Theatre, Copenhagen; The Royal Danish Ballet. Music By E Helsted, G Rossini, Niels W Gade, H S Paulli, H C Lumbye. Gennaro, a fisherman: Arne VillumsenVeronica, a widow: Mona JensenTeresina, her daughter: Linda HindbergFra Ambrosio, a monk: Tommy FrishøiGiacomo, a macaroni seller: Fredbjørn BjørnsonPeppo, a lemonade seller: Flemming RybergGiovanina: Annemarie DybdalPascarillo, a street singer: Michael Bastian