National Ballet of Georgia SUKHISHVILI in Prague!

National Ballet of Georgia SUKHISHVILI in Prague!

Artistic direction by Nino and Iliko Sukhishvili. In its history, the National Ballet of Georgia "Sukhishvili" has performed more than 300 tours, traveled eleven times across 5 continents and 90 countries, staged over 12,000 performances, and its shows have been seen by more than 15 million enthusiastic spectators.

New edition

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On the American continent, it was written about as the "best show on Broadway," and in Australia, it was called the eighth wonder of the world. 

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On the most prestigious stage at La Scala, the curtain rose fourteen times after the performance, thus surpassing the record of the legendary Caruso with eleven curtains.

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During the concert tour in England, the performance of the ballet was admired by the Queen of Great Britain herself, who personally awarded the gold medal to Iliko Suhishvili.

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The press wrote, "Georgian artists - that is perfection, that is flight! A storm on stage!" 

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A performance in two parts, 2 hours with an intermission (15 minutes)

Link to tickets on ticketportal

 

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