Ludwig Minkus

Don Quixote

Дон Кихот

Don Quixote by Ludwig Minkus is a masterpiece of classical ballet, created at the Bolshoy in the XIX century by the great choreographer Marius Petipa. It’s a classic example of the Moscow style, with its virtuosity, technical bravura, characteristic movement and prominent parts. A production of long and bountiful history that managed to outlive many others, Don Quixote perseveres today in a classical version with additional choreography by Alexey Fadeyechev.

Language

English, french, russian

Runtime

2 hours 44 minutes with two intermissions

Act 1

53 min

Intermission

18 min

Act 2

48 min

Intermission

15 min

Act 3

30 min

2015

6+

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