The ultimate holiday classic takes viewers of all ages on a magical journey through the magic world, setting the highest score for Tchaikovsky on December 15 alone.

Giselle’s young farmer dies when she learns that the man she loved, Albrecht, has done something for others. Against his will, he joined Willy, the evil spirits against Albrecht, and cursed him for dancing until he died of exhaustion.

On Christmas Eve, Drosselmeyer mysteriously brought a Nutcracker doll as a gift to his daughter Marie. In the middle of the night, the doll comes to life and finds himself in a battle led by the Mouse King, while Marie watches in horror.
The performance of Bolshois, the magical Nutcracker, captivates audiences of all ages and takes them on a magical tour with the perfect soloist, Margarita Shrainer, bringing Maries innocence and joy with the very elegant main dancer Semyon Chudin as her Nutcracker Prince. Holiday classic with the beloved Tchaikovsky score.

Bolshoi presents the most tragic love story of Shakespeares, famous celebrity lovers, set in Prokofiev’s cinematography on March 29 alone.

This luxurious triptych was inspired by Balanchine New York’s 5th Avenue jewelers. It celebrates Paris, New York and St. Thomas Bird and Dance Schools. In St. Petersburg, everyone is represented with gems: emerald, ruby ​​and diamond