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SWAN LAKE Dances on The National Theatre Stage

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Swan Lake ranks among the most famous classical ballet titles and forms part of the repertoire of all major theatres worldwide. The German fairy tale about Princess Odette, transfigured into a swan, the evil sorcerer Red Beard and the hapless Prince who forgets about his promise has gained immortality owing to P. I. Tchaikovsky's music, as well as the preserved original choreography by Lev Ivanov and Marius Petipa.

The National Theatre will premiere a new version of this splendid work in the choreography of the world-famous Danish dancer and choreographer Kenneth Greve, who will tailor-make this ballet for our corps de ballet. Our endeavour is to delve down to the story's roots, to reveal the real depth and symbolism of the work and, while respecting the legacy, to create a theatre and directorial form in keeping with the development of classical dance and theatre within our times.

Choreography: Kenneth Greve
Director: Kenneth Greve
Conductor: Sergey Poluektov
Stage design: Karin Betz
Costumes: Karin Betz
Choreographer's Assistant : Ingrid Neme ková / Michaela Nerná / Nelly Danko / Marie Hybešová / Igor Žukov
Lights: Pavel Kremlík
Video: Jouka Valkama
Musical arrangements: Julien Thuber

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