Russian Hamlet in Xi'an

Ballet "Russian Hamlet" choreographed by Boris Eifman, based on the music of L. Beethoven and G. Mahler, is one of the significant works of modern ballet art. The performance is dedicated to the figure of Paul I, one of the most mysterious characters in Russian history. Choreographer Boris Eifman masterfully portrayed the tragic confrontation of this extraordinary personality with a hostile world built on violence and lies. The production is limited to the period of succession of Paul I, which allows us to more deeply reveal his inner world and dramatic experiences.

Ballet "Russian Hamlet" was successfully demonstrated at various international venues, including the USA, France, Italy, Germany, Austria, China, South Korea and Argentina. Critics and spectators note the high emotional intensity and richness of stage metaphors. Famous ballet critics Anna Kisselgoff and Clive Barnes unanimously recognized Boris Eifman as an outstanding choreographer of our time. The New York Times noted his unique ability to create electrifying images and theatrical fantasies.

The Shaanxi Grand Theatre, one of China's leading theater venues, will host a tour of the Boris Eifman Ballet Theatre. The theater is known for its modern technical equipment and comfortable conditions for spectators. Its stage has repeatedly hosted international ballet companies and is a popular venue for major cultural events.