Ballet in Cinema at the Oaks

Coppelia
Bolshoi Ballet, Moscow

The Oaks will present one showing on Thursday at 7 p.m. The cost is $15 for general admission and $12 for senior citizens, youths and students.

The show is 148 minutes with two intermissions.

About the show:

A doll comes to life, love triangles, illusions, doubles – the story of Coppelia is just as intriguing and fanciful today as it was in 1870. From the Bolshoi Ballet; Original choreography by Marius Petipa recreated by Sergei Vikharev. Starring Viacheslav Lopatin and Natalia Osipova. 

Coppélia was the first ballet to incorporate folk dances into the choreography.

In its present form, Coppélia is a unique example of a unified Paris-St. Petersburg choreographic style.

For more information about the production, click here.