4 April
Immerse yourself in passion and drama: the ballet "Anna Karenina" at NOVAT
The Novosibirsk Opera and Ballet Theatre (NOVAT) will host a tour of the St. Petersburg State Academic Ballet Theatre of Boris Eifman with the production of "Anna Karenina". This work, based on the novel by Leo Tolstoy, stands out for its deep psychological energy and emotional intensity.
Boris Eifman focused on the key love triangle "Anna - Karenin - Vronsky", leaving aside secondary plot lines. In his ballet, the choreographer conveys the drama of a woman whose life has changed under the influence of passion through the plasticity of her body. Eifman emphasizes that it was this feeling that caused the violation of social norms, the destruction of maternal love and the inner world of Anna Karenina. Anna, absorbed in sensual experiences, is ready for any sacrifice.
The choreographer believes that his ballet is relevant today: the emotional content of the performance and its parallels with modern times resonate with the audience. The troupe's performance technique and Boris Eifman's choreography masterfully convey all the psychological nuances of Tolstoy's novel.
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