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The renowned Georgian National Ballet brings its spectacular dance show to Poznań.
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Founded in 1945 by Iliko Sukhishvili and Nino Ramishvili, the Georgian National Ballet is the first professional state dance company in Georgia. Over the decades, it has performed at world-famous venues including the Albert Hall, La Scala, and Madison Square Garden, earning a reputation for spectacular traditional Georgian dance.
The company features seventy dancers accompanied by a live orchestra. Audiences can expect to be mesmerized by intricate costumes designed by Simon Virsaladze and the signature gliding movement of female dancers—a style that even inspired the design of the Daleks in Doctor Who. This performance in Poznan brings a piece of Georgian cultural heritage to Poland.
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- Expect a large cast of seventy dancers accompanied by a small live orchestra.
- Admire the intricate costumes designed by Simon Virsaladze.
- Watch for the signature gliding dance of the female performers.
- The show has a unique place in pop culture, having inspired the Daleks in Doctor Who.
Frequently asked questions
Who founded the Georgian National Ballet?
Iliko Sukhishvili and Nino Ramishvili in 1945.
What makes their dance style unique?
Female dancers in long skirts appear to glide across the floor, inspiring the Daleks in Doctor Who.
How many dancers are in the company?
Seventy dancers.
Who is the current artistic director?
Tengiz Sukhishvili.
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