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The ballet «Naughty ditties. Rodin. 598 bars» at the Alexandrinsky Theater is a large-scale event that will not leave any viewer indifferent. This evening, the audience will be able to plunge into the world of dance art, full of energy and humor.
One of the main elements of the evening will be the premiere of Vyacheslav Samodurov's new ballet «598 bars». This talented choreographer found unusual themes and meanings in the music of Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, which he turned into a unique dance performance. «598 bars» is the embodiment of the exact contact of «physicality» and spirit, which makes this performance especially attractive to the audience.
Naughty ditties to the music of Rodion Shchedrin performed by Vyacheslav Samodurov are a continuous polyphony of dance virtuosity. Leonid Yakobson's famous cycle of choreographic miniatures "Rodin" will also be presented along with «Naughty Ditties». In this cycle, all seven restored miniatures that the choreographer conceived according to his idea will be shown.
The St. Petersburg State Academic Ballet Theater named after Leonid Yakobson is known for its unique repertoire, which combines classical productions and original works by an outstanding Russian choreographer. The talented troupe of the theater, named after Jacobson, has been repeatedly awarded the most prestigious theater awards, such as the Golden Spotlight, The Golden Mask and the Taglioni Prize.
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