Debut of “Sacred Dances” Ballet Triptych at Almaty Theatre
The Almaty Theatre to Debut Ballet Triptych “Sacred Dances” Featuring Astana Ballet Soloists
ASTANA — The Almaty Theatre is set to showcase the premiere of the ballet triptych “Sacred Dances” on July 11 and 12. Choreographed by Mukaram Avakhri and performed by the talented soloists of the Astana Ballet, this production delves into spiritual connections through contemporary dance, blending cultural and historical themes.
The triptych consists of three parts, each exploring a different aspect of spirituality and cultural heritage. The first part, titled “Wedding,” is accompanied by Igor Stravinsky’s music and delves into the hidden emotions of newlyweds, transforming the ceremony into a profound ritual. Avakhri brings a fresh and modern interpretation to Stravinsky’s ballet “Wedding,” marking its 101st anniversary.
In the second part, “QASH,” the fluidity of culture and the ever-changing nature of history are highlighted. Featuring the composition “Le Retour de Molla Nasr’din” by Chemirani and vocals by Mushtari Islamova, this segment is visually enhanced by Guzel Zakir’s artistic concept.
The final part, “Ruh,” takes the audience on a journey through time, immersing them in the world of ancestors and their unity with nature. The music of Abylai Abilqasymuly and Bugarabu, accompanied by vocals from Venera Urazbekova, serves to bridge the gap between the past and the present.
“Sacred Dances” aims to provoke reflection on eternal questions and invites audiences to explore spiritual and cultural values. The expressive performances of the Astana Ballet artists, combined with captivating music and costumes, create an enchanting and inspiring atmosphere for all. Don’t miss this opportunity to witness the beauty and depth of “Sacred Dances” at the Almaty Theatre.
