Royal Moscow Ballet delivers artistic charm

Sunday, May 15, 2016

In what was almost a sold out show, the Royal Moscow ballet enthralled the audience with three classical ballet masterpieces of romance at GICC on Tuesday.

As part of their Southern African tour, the Royal Moscow ballet put up flamboyant choreography with special lighting. The performers, eight females and a male, lit up the stage in the first act.

The first act entitled Chopiniana (Les Sylphides) lit up the stage with dazzling dancers flying through the air clad in white dresses.

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