SWAN LAKE

Considered the icon of 19th century classical ballet, SWAN LAKE, is a story of love, betrayal and triumph of good over evil. Full of romance and beauty, for more than a century this ballet has delighted the audience. The choreography requires, in its execution, great technique and skill of the dancers. The representation of the characters, particularly in the comparison between the purity of the White Swan and the darkness of the Black Swan, requires virtuosity and a strong dramatic talent from the solo dancers, culminating in the two “Grand Pas de Deux” in the second and third scenes. Another moment of great impact is the enchanting “Dance of the little swans”. The prestige and timeless notoriety reached by SWAN LAKE are enhanced by the music of Tchaikovsky and the great inventiveness and expressiveness of the choreography of Marius Petipa. The genius of its choreographic and artistic potential culminates in translating the relationship between the human body and the movements of swans.

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