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Ballet “The Snow Queen”
05. Jan 2027 at 13:00 VEF Kultūras pils Kamerzāle
Exhibition

Ballet “The Snow Queen”

The exclusive company L'ETOILE, bringing together soloists from the Paris Opera, La Scala, the Royal Ballet and other leading theaters, world ballet stars who have won the hearts of thousands of spectators around the world. A unique ballet based on the legendary tale “The Snow Queen” will be performed.

The Snow Queen is a legendary figure of cold and eternity, created in 1844 by the outstanding fairy-tale writer Hans Christian Andersen, masterfully combining magic, philosophy and deep psychology. The prototype of the ice kingdom was the harsh nature of the North. The performance tells the moving story of young Gerda, who sets out on a dangerous journey to melt Kai's ice heart and save him from the Snow Queen's captivity.

The legendary tale, which has won the hearts of countless generations, continues to live in this unique and exclusive L'ETOILE production under the artistic direction of one of the most charismatic ballet artists of our time, world ballet star Ulvi Azizov.

The story of the power of love and devotion comes to life on stage in unique handmade costumes, vivid sets and sensual dance to the immortal music of Benjamin Godard, Joseph Holbrooke and others. Choreography by L'ETOILE.

The ballet “The Snow Queen” holds a truly special place in the L'ETOILE repertoire. This exclusive production tells of love, friendship, devotion, struggle, self-sacrifice and the triumph of the living heart over eternal cold.

Duration: 1 hour 50 minutes with an intermission

Age limit: 5+

Notikuma Informācija

Date & Time

05. Jan 2027 at 13:00

Until: 05.01.2027 14:50

Venue

VEF Kultūras pils Kamerzāle

Ropažu iela 2, Rīga

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Admission

€25 - €100

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