Date: Sunday 13th October 2013
Time: Bar Opens 6.00pm | Show 8.00pm
Tickets:
| A – Reserve | B – Reserve | |
| Full Price: | $87.90 | $77.90 |
| Concession: | $77.90 | $67.90 |
| Student: | $77.90 | $67.90 |
| Group 10+: | $77.90 | $67.90 |
| Child (Under 13): | $67.90 | $57.90 |
Pre Show Dining: 6.00pm
Prices: Full: $28.00, Youth: $14.00, Group 10+: $25.00
A Festival of Russian Ballet features a diverse and stunning programme in three awe-inspiring acts:
Act One – The Nutcracker
The Nutcracker is famous for Tchaikovsky’s music. The genius of Tchaikovsky created one of the most recognisable and enduring music scores ever written.
Act Two – Bolero
Bolero is a striking and dramatic ballet. Ravel was inspired to create this masterpiece after visiting a large industrial factory. There he noticed the slow regular movement of the assembly line and the crash of machine and materials. Bolero is regarded as one of the world’s music masterpieces.
Act Three
Highlights from the world’s greatest ballets including Giselle, Carmen, The Dying Swan and Le Corsaire. Also in Act Three, Gopak and Ne Me Quittes Pas, Can Can Suprise. The Imperial Russian Ballet Company has performed this three hour ballet extravaganza all around the world, thrilling audiences and impressing critics.
