I went to see Russian Grand Ballet on October 15, 2015 at the Broadway Center in downtown Tacoma.
The Russian Grand Ballet was one of my favorite concerts that I have visited during this quarter. I was shocked when I heard that The Russian Grand Ballet is coming here to Tacoma. They presented the world famous Swan Lake. The tickets were very expensive, but it was worth it, the performance was outstanding. The main dancers were amazing, truly beautiful ballet. The Russian Grand Ballet has established a reputation for talent and versatility and has toured the world with full-length traditional ballets. The only problem that I can think of was the stage, it looked small and it felt that dancers are crowded, and they didn’t have live orchestra.
The Russian Grand Ballet was one of my favorite concerts that I have visited during this quarter. I was shocked when I heard that The Russian Grand Ballet is coming here to Tacoma. They presented the world famous Swan Lake. The tickets were very expensive, but it was worth it, the performance was outstanding. The main dancers were amazing, truly beautiful ballet. The Russian Grand Ballet has established a reputation for talent and versatility and has toured the world with full-length traditional ballets. The only problem that I can think of was the stage, it looked small and it felt that dancers are crowded, and they didn’t have live orchestra.
I
was excited to go to the concert because I grew up in the Soviet culture, and
this is something that I heard about many times when I was growing up, but I
have never went. This was like a dream come true. Russian Grand Ballet was
founded by and incorporated graduates from the Great Russian choreographic
schools of Moscow, St. Petersburg, and Kiev. The principal dancers of the
company came from the upper ranks of the great ballet companies and academies.
Swan
Lake (from 1895), together with The Sleeping Beauty and The Nutcracker, forms
part of the big three of Russian nineteenth-century ballets. Composer Pyotr
Ilyich Tchaikovsky, together with choreographer Marius Petipa, raised both
ballet music and dance as an art form to new heights with this piece. There’s a
good reason why Swan Lake is so often called the ‘ballet of all ballets.’ The
combination of pure romanticism, the story about love and deception, and
Tchaikovsky’s famous ballet music all continue to reach new generations of
audiences.
Again, it was an outstanding
presentation. The quality and acting ability of the dancers took me away to
another place. Presentation quality, costumes, set, music were all very good.
The professionalism and appeal of the performers was superb. The Russian Ballet
is excellent at their craft, and I felt that I was privileged to be a
spectator. The price I paid was good for this level of entertainment. I would
recommend to visit this show to anyone.
This is the picture that i took from my seat.

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