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Dark Beauty, by Craig Lambert

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In the new film Black Swan, Natalie Portman '03 plays Nina, a prima ballerina in New York who dances the Swan Queen in Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake as her first starring role. That means portraying both a White Swan who radiates innocence, sweetness, and light, and a darker Black Swan--seductive, dangerous, and evil. An overprotected, driven perfectionist, Nina readily takes to the white swan, but must endure a kind of personal purgatory to claim the dark side of both the ballet role and her personality.

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