Gull. Ballet history in Tel Aviv

Ballet “The Seagull. Ballet history" performed by the Boris Eifman Ballet Theater will take place at the Performing Arts Center in Tel Aviv. The production, based on A. P. Chekhov’s play “The Seagull,” is accompanied by music by S. V. Rachmaninov and A. Sitkovetsky. Boris Eifman's choreographic interpretation is an in-depth exploration of the behind-the-scenes world, where love affairs and creative torments intertwine, and personal dramas coexist with the process of creating works of art.

Ballet “The Seagull. Ballet history" reveals to the audience the multi-layered nature of Chekhov's text, immersing them in an atmosphere of behind-the-scenes passions and contrasts. Boris Eifman, exploring the interaction of the sublime and the base, the eternal and the momentary, demonstrates how masterpieces of art are born from these opposites. The performance, presented in the year of the 45th anniversary of Eifman's troupe, is an important milestone in the creative evolution of the choreographer, synthesizing his accumulated experience and opening a new stage in his career.

The Tel Aviv Performing Arts Center is one of the city's leading cultural venues, providing audiences with the opportunity to enjoy high-quality theater productions and concerts. Modern equipment and comfortable conditions make visiting this center a pleasant and memorable event.