This timeless and well-known performance, with its costumes, music, and fantastic story that has been choreographed so flawlessly, needs no introduction.
It is with dexterity and perfection that the dancers of the Moscow City Ballet bring Peter Tchaikovsky's fantasy Swan Lake back to life once more. Briefly, the story is of girls that have been turned into swans and live on a lake of tears—a curse that can only be broken by a prince's love. But even if you know the story, the world-class performance by the Moscow City Ballet is enough reason to attend a second time.
- Choreography: Leo Ivanov, Marius Petipa Alexandre Gorsky, Agripina Vaganova Yuri Grigorovich, Victor Smirnov-Golovanov
- Production: Victor Smirnov-Golovanov
- Scenography: Konstantin Shamrin
- Costumes: Elizaveta Dvorkina
- Ballet master: Liudmila Nerubashchenko
- Director: Ilina Dubovskaya
- Lighting designer: Evgeny Selivanov
