Bolshoi Ballet’s Great Tour15.05.2012
Whereas the Bolshoi Ballet Company is a frequent visitor to the United States (its last visit was two years ago), it has not been to Canada, where the tour kicks off, since 1979.
Odette-Odile — Yekaterina Krysanova Prince Siegfried — Artem Ovcharenko The Evil Genius — Pavel Dmitrichenko May 17, 7.30 p. m. Odette-Odile — Anna Nikulina Prince Siegfried — Semyon Chudin The Evil Genius — Vladislav Lantratov May 18, 8 p. m. Odette-Odile — Maria Alexandrova Prince Siegfried — Ruslan Skvortsov The Evil Genius — Pavel Dmitrichenko May 19, 2 p. m. Odette-Odile — Yekaterina Krysanova Prince Siegfried — Artem Ovcharenko The Evil Genius — Vladislav Lantratov May 19, 2 p. m. Odette-Odile — Anna Nikulina Prince Siegfried — Semyon Chudin The Evil Genius — Pavel Dmitrichenko Conductor — Pavel Klinichev  Canada’s National Arts Centre The Canadian part of the tour will wind up with performances in the capital: the inhabitants of Ottawa will see five performances of Don Quixote. And again the city’s best venue — Southam Hall will be made available to the Bolshoi. The hall is named after Hamilton Southam who was the founder of Canada’s National Arts Centre. Accompanying the Bolshoi Ballet, will be the National Arts Centre Orchestra.  Hamilton Southam Don Quixote May 23, 8 p. m. Kitri — Yekaterina Krysanova Kitri — Nina Kaptsova Basilio — Semyon Chudin The Queen of the Dryads — Anna Nikulina A Street Dancer — Anna Leonova Don Quixote — Alexei Loparevich Sancho Panza — Sergei Minakov May 26, 1.30 p. m. Kitri — Maria Alexandrova Basilio — Vladislav Lantratov The Queen of the Dryads — Anzhelina Vorontsova A Street Dancer — Anastasia Meskova Don Quixote — Alexei Loparevich Sancho Panza — Roman Simachev May 26, 8 p. m. Kitri — Yekaterina Krysanova Basilio — Vyacheslav Lopatin The Queen of the Dryads — Anna Nikulina A Street Dancer — Anna Leonova Don Quixote — Alexei Loparevich Sancho Panza — Sergei Minakov Conductor — Pavel Klinichev  Kennedy Center. From the Canadian capital to the capital of the USA. At the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts Opera House, in Washington, the Bolshoi Ballet will present seven performances of Coppélia accompanied by the Kennedy Center Opera House Orchestra.  Opera House Coppélia May 29, 7.30 p. m. Swanilda — Nina Kaptsova Frantz — Artem Ovcharenko Coppelius — Alexei Loparevich May 30, 7.30 p. m. Swanilda — Maria Alexandrova Frantz — Ruslan Skvortsov Coppelius — Alexei Loparevich May 31, 7.30 p. m. Swanilda — Anastasia Stashkevich Frantz — Vyacheslav Lopatin Coppelius — Alexei Loparevich June 1, 7.30 p. m. Swanilda — Nina Kaptsova Frantz — Artem Ovcharenko Coppelius — Alexei Loparevich June 2, 1.30 p. m. Swanilda — Anastasia Stashkevich Frantz — Vyacheslav Lopatin Coppelius — Alexei Loparevich June 2, 1.30 p. m. Swanilda — Maria Alexandrova Frantz — Ruslan Skvortsov Coppelius — Alexei Loparevich June 3, 1.30 p. m. Swanilda — Nina Kaptsova Frantz — Artem Ovcharenko Coppelius — Alexei Loparevich Conductor — Igor Dronov  Dorothy Chandler Pavilion The tour will end in Los Angeles with five performances of Swan Lake at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion. The permanent home of Los Angeles Opera, the Pavilion forms part of the Los Angeles Music Center. Partnering the Bolshoi Ballet will be the LAOpera Orchestra.  Auditorium Swan Lake 
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