Sportivnaya Naberezhnaya
The festival will present the best artistic collectives from the nine regions that make up Russia’s Far Eastern Federal District. The concert programme celebrates the eightieth anniversary of the founding of Primorsky Territory. The event will take place on Sportivnaya Naberezhnaya. Located on the banks of Amur Bay, this embankment is a favourite place for locals and visitors to relax. It stands out due to its accessibility, its pedestrian areas, and its wide variety of cafés and attractions for children and adults alike.
On 12 September, collectives representing Kamchatka Territory and Sakhalin and Amur Regions will perform.
Admission is free.
Primorsky Stage of the Mariinsky Theatre (20, Ulitsa Fastovskaya, Vladivostok)
This vibrant and monumental production of Tchaikovsky’s ballet, based on Charles Perrault’s eponymous tale and featuring Konstantin Sergeyev’s version of Marius Petipa’s classic choreography, has been adapted for the Primorsky Stage by Eldar Aliev and features sets and costumes designed by Vyacheslav Okunev. The ballet was composed in 1889, and first performed on 3 January 1890 at the Mariinsky Theatre in St. Petersburg by the St. Petersburg Imperial Troupe. The Sleeping Beauty is a globally-acknowledged masterpiece, and has been performed in various theatres throughout the world for more than a hundred years.
A ticket is required to attend this event; tickets can be purchased via your personal web office.
The price of these tickets is not included in the package.
Primorsky Stage of the Mariinsky Theatre, Chamber Hall (20, Ulitsa Fastovskaya, Vladivostok)
Featuring soloists:
Ran Matsumoto (violin, Japan)
Miyamoto Miki (vocals, Japan)
Moriya Junko (piano, Japan)
The concert is part of the Year of Japan in Russia.
A ticket is required to attend this event; tickets can be purchased via your personal web office.
The price of these tickets is not included in the package.
