Schwanensee – Ballet in 2 Acts

Description

Magical light effects on stage
Selected dance scenes are enchanted by lovingly integrated LED elements in the costumes. Sparkling tutus, shimmering lights, and atmospheric electric candles create a fairy-tale atmosphere that makes the Christmas magic visible.
The combination of classical ballet, narrative accompaniment, and modern lighting staging makes "The Nutcracker with Narrator" an ideal Christmas piece for the whole family – festive, touching, and full of magic. Schwanensee is the first ballet composition by Peter I. Tchaikovsky from 1875-1877, considered by ballet audiences and music lovers worldwide as the greatest and, not without reason, the most popular and most performed classical-romantic fairy-tale ballet in the international ballet repertoire. As the famous ballerina Galina Ulanova stated, "the most beautiful ballet one can imagine."
The worldwide success of Schwanensee is not only based on Tchaikovsky's catchy and captivating music but also on the now world-famous choreography by Marius Petipa and Lev Ivanov from the St. Petersburg production of 1895. The dance ensemble "Usti," which has received multiple awards, is now known throughout Europe and is considered a training ground for young, talented artists. The ensemble remains true to the classical tradition of ballet and yet creates its own version of the classic. The high art of dance, embedded in the romantic love story, creates a fairy tale for the whole family and seduces the viewer into dream and reality.

Highlights

• Magical light effects and LED elements in costumes
• Classical ballet by Tchaikovsky
• Performance by the award-winning dance ensemble "Usti"

General Information

"Schwanensee" is a classical ballet in two acts that enchants audiences with its fairy-tale atmosphere and the catchy music of Peter I. Tchaikovsky. The performance takes place at the Friedrich-Ebert-Halle in Hamburg and is presented by the renowned dance ensemble "Usti."

Location

Alter Postweg 34, 21075 Hamburg, Germany

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