Russian Hamlet in Pekin

Ballet "Russian Hamlet" directed by Boris Eifman will be presented at the National Center for the Performing Arts. The performance, created to the music of L. Beethoven and G. Mahler, is dedicated to the dramatic figure of Paul I, heir to the Russian throne. Choreographer Boris Eifman depicted the tragic confrontation of this historical character with a world based on violence and lies. The production is limited to the period of succession of Paul I and demonstrates his internal struggle and mental suffering.

Performance "Russian Hamlet" It was successfully shown in various countries, including the USA, France, Italy, Germany, Austria, China, South Korea and Argentina. Critics praised Boris Eifman's work. According to The New York Times, Eifman has a unique gift for creating emotionally rich and theatrically expressive images. The ballet was withdrawn from the repertoire in 2012, but in the 40th anniversary season, the Eifman Theater decided to revive this production.

The National Center for the Performing Arts provides an ideal setting for such large-scale events. The modern stage and technical equipment of the center will allow spectators to enjoy every element of choreography and music. The center's hall is known for its acoustics and comfort, which makes visiting a performance especially enjoyable.

Buy tickets for the ballet "Russian Hamlet" (tour of the B. Eifman Ballet Theater) to the National Center for the Performing Arts on our website. Don't miss the opportunity to see this outstanding work of choreographic art.