Swan Lake - retransmission of the ballet from the Paris Opera

SWAN LAKE

Duration: 2 hours and 20 minutes (non-stop) Choreography: Rudolf Nuriev (based on choreography by Marius Petipa and Lev Ivanov) Music: Pyotr Tchaikovsky Conductor: Vello Pähn Cast: Sae Eun Park (Odetta/Odylia), Paul Marque (Prince Siegfried), Pablo Legasa (Rotbart), soloists, soloists and the ballet troupe and orchestra of the Paris Opera

Prince Siegfried, under pressure from his parents, is to choose a future wife, but on the shore of the lake he meets the mysterious Odette - a girl enchanted by the sorcerer Rotbart into a swan. The curse can be lifted only by a sincere confession of love. Enchanted, Siegfried swears her allegiance forever. Soon, however, Odylia, the black swan, appears... “Swan Lake”, a delightful ballet with dazzling music by Peter Tchaikovsky, was created in 1877 for the Bolshoi Theater in Moscow, and then re-staged by Marius Petipa and Leo Ivanov. Almost a century later, in 1984, Rudolf Nuriev presented his own interpretation of this work at the Paris Opera. Ballet in two acts