Petrushka - Bolshoi Ballet

Bolshoi Theatre, 4.7.2010. With Andrey Merkuriev (Petrushka), Nina Kaptsova (Ballerina), Vitaly Biktimirov (Moor), Gennadi Yanin (Charlatan) and artists of The Bolshoi Ballet. Choreography - Fokine, Music - Stravinsky.

[@gangamecker8221]

Mir ist diese Aufführung auch die SCHÖNSTE ! ❤❤ DANKE 😊

[@russiantechnofairytales6288]

Обожаю этот момент: залихватская пляска извозчиков и барышень переходит во всеобщую вакханалию!!!🤩

[@vioara_nyc]

36:00 I love how the ballerina and moor basically just dip out, say "bye y'all", and just vanish into the night

[@user-vt2fl6sn5d]

Большое вам спасибо

[@gracewenzel]

Gorgeous. And the sequence starting at 12:20 is my favorite. Of all of the versions I’ve seen I like this intepretation the most. Something about his movements and his expressions…

[@tenretnit]

I agree. Merkuriev has great talent as a dramatic actor, which he readily brings to such roles x

[@elisaserrano1807]

Woow thx with nina ❤️❤️❤️

[@leandraalves7856]

Muito lindo. Um valor inestimável esse momento para a dança

[@ginabataille1796]

Petrushka - Nijinsky The Magician - Diaghilev

[@yooinhye58]

Thank you, Gina

[@tenretnit]

You are very welcome x

[@irinalebedeva7221]

Now Bolshoi has an absolutely different version of Petrushka, interesting and unusual

[@susannevollmer2347]

Perhaps a second version from Fokine or a new one based on Fokine?

[@user-oc4rk7uh5j]

Why Ballerina dressed in hungarian ethnic clothes?😅

[@lilliedoubleyou3865]

Love the Bolshoi productions, but I'm a little confused - I didn't think Petrouchka was in their repertoire, just the Mariinsky's?

[@tenretnit]

The Bolshoi Ballet's Petrushka - Libretto by Igor Stravinsky and Alexandre Benois. Choreography by Mikhail Fokine (1911). Sets and Costumes by Alexandre Benois (for the production at the Bolshoi Theatre in 1921). Staging and new choreographic version: Sergei Vikharev. Sets reproduction by Boris Kaminsky, costumes reproduction by Yelena Zaitseva. Lighting Designer: Damir Ismagilov. Premiere at the Bolshoi Theatre on July 2, 2010.

[@Igor_Kudriashov]

Спасибо большое! Нет ли у вас этого видео с лучшим разрешением?

[@tenretnit]

This is the only version I have x

[@Igor_Kudriashov]

@@tenretnit спасибо за ответ. Очень жаль.

[@royalty8380]

So when Petrushka lost his life, the crowd covered him so he could be replaced with the puppet

[@ikmarchini]

Duh!

[@Royalbrettania]

he was always a puppet

[@robertdelisle3502]

After the policeman walks off relieved that he won't have to do the paperwork for an actual murder.