Gruzijas nacionālais karaliskais balets ar deju šovu 'Gruzijas Uguns'

GEORGIAN FIRE

November 26, 7 p.m.

VEF Palace of Culture

National Royal Ballet of Georgia with dance show "GEORGIAN FIRE"

Each dance depicts the characteristics of the region in which it originated. The dances of the highlanders are fast and sharp, while the dances from the plains are graceful. The expressive and graceful Georgian women's dances are very different from the masculine dances of men, which are anxious, with unusual spins and jumps. Each Georgian national dance requires a special costume that reflects the national clothing of different regions.

Georgian dances bring incredible pleasure to both the audience and the dancers themselves. No one remains indifferent after such an impressive sight. Dancers' movements are so flawless and precise that it is worth seeing!

Georgian folk dances can be divided into solo, couple and group dances. Each dancer must fit into the overall scenography, although at the same time the performers must not lose their individuality. Some dances require partners to compete in strength, dexterity, elevation and bold movements.

Dancers master a unique dance technique, they are the only men in the world who dance on their toes without for special special shoes. It is an incredible parade of masculine energy, the impressive jumps and spins are performed with such precision and speed that it is hard to even imagine. As if they were flying in the sky.

Dancers have their own grace and magic, which can be compared to classical ballet, where every emotion and feeling has its own traditional movement. They are gentle and calm; they take small steps and create the impression of gliding, as if swans were gliding on the surface of a lake. Women's hands should move slowly and gently...

"Georgian Fire" is a whole show connected by a single idea and plot line.

"It is hard for me to imagine that someone who has seen real Georgian folk dances will not get real pleasure from them. And if you get to see a performance by the Royal Georgian National Ballet, it will be just perfect!” - says artistic director and chief ballet master Gela Pochišvili.

National Royal Ballet was founded in 2008 by choreographers Gela Pochišvili and Maija Kiknadze. Preserving Georgian national dance traditions, the ensemble stands out for its innovativeness and high professional level. More than 40 million people in 80 countries have applauded the dancers, who amaze the audience's imagination with excellent performance technique, inimitable artistry, elation and perfect expression, which is unique to Georgian dance.

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