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LA BAYADÈRE

La bayadère

Performances
08:00 PM
Series Ballet Premiere
08:00 PM
Series H
08:00 PM
Out of Subs.
08:00 PM
Invitation La Scala
08:00 PM
Series M Mini Subs.
08:00 PM
Out of Subs.
08:00 PM
Series N Week-end Subs.
08:00 PM
Out of Subs.
08:00 PM
Series O Mini Subs.
08:00 PM
Out of Subs.
Ballet

La bayadère

Rudolf Nureyev
From 26 May to 21 June 2024
2 hours and 45 minutes circa intermissions included

Libretto by Marius Petipa and Sergej Kudekov

Ballet in three acts

Teatro alla Scala Production
Teatro alla Scala of Ballet Company and Orchestra
With the participation of the students of the Teatro alla Scala Academy's Ballet School

La bayadère / Fondazione Ospedale Niguarda, 22 May

Due to an injury Vittoria Valerio has withdraw from the performances of 17 and 21 June, with Claudio Coviello. On 17 June the role of Nikija will be performed by Virna Toppi and the one of Solor by Nicola Del Freo. On 21 June the main roles will be entrusted to Alice Mariani and Nicola Del Freo.

Choreography and StagingRUDOLF NUREYEV
afterMARIUS PETIPA
MusicLUDWIG MINKUS
OrchestrationJOHN LANCHBERY
Sets and costumesLUISA SPINATELLI
LightsMARCO FILIBECK
Guest artist (12 and 14 June)KIMIN KIM
Étoile (26 May; 12 and 14 June)NICOLETTA MANNI
ConductorKEVIN RHODES

In brief

Evoking an India of legends, intrigues, and dramatic love, La bayadère is one of the cardinal ballets of the classical repertoire and an expression of the consummate mastery of Marius Petipa. Nureyev’s production, the last of his interpretations of the great classics, came to La Scala for the first time in December 2021 with new sets and costumes designed for the occasion by Luisa Spinatelli.

An extraordinary debut for a sumptuous production, rich in virtuosity and variations, which concludes with the third act, a memorable evocation of the classic in the purity of the whiteness of the Kingdom of the Shades, a vision that has embellished the success of this ballet in the West and the brilliant star of Rudolf Nureyev, who both danced in and choreographed this extraordinary ballet. 

 2 hours and 45 minutes circa intermissions included
FIRST ACT 46’
Intermission
20’
SECOND ACT 40’
Intermission
20’
THIRD ACT 35’
End
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