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Photo report. Don Quixote Ballet at the White Vezha Theatre Festival in Brest

Temperamental dances, rhythmic knock castanet, bright costumes - the performance in three acts carried the Brest audience straight to sunny Spain forward.

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Photo report. Don Quixote Ballet at the White Vezha Theatre Festival in Brest

Temperamental dances, rhythmic knock castanet, bright costumes - the performance in three acts transported the Brest audience straight to sunny Spain to meet the exploits together with the dreamer Don Quixote. The atmosphere of adventure created by the State Academic Theatre of Classical Ballet named after N. Kasatkina and V. Vasilyev from Moscow did not leave anyone indifferent.

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