The Boston Ballet will be opening its doors to the public on October 30th for everyone to enjoy the classic fairy tale of Swan Lake. Choreographed by Mikko Nessinen, this story is about the Swan Queen Odette and Prince Siegfried, and the intense love, betrayal and magic that unites them forever. This year the show features breathtaking new costumes, sets and choreography that will leave you spellbound.
Robert Perdziola, the designer of the show, is also the set and costume designer for the Boston Ballet’s, The Nutcracker. With Perdziola teamed up with Mikko Nissinen, this will surely be a show to remember. This year the performance has a new prologue and scenic details that recall the passion and impact of Pepita and Ivanov’s original ballet. .jpeg)
If you are looking for a sophisticated evening on Halloween night this year, Swan Lake will be putting on the perfect event for you. At the Black and White Masquerade showing of Swan Lake, not only will you be watching a magnificent performance, but you also will get to match your best black and white attire with a complementary Swan Lake mask! Purchase tickets at their website to grab a seat..jpeg) |
On Saturday, November 1st, there is a free pre curtain talk at 7:30 for ticket holders of the show that evening. At this event there will be an informal discussion with the dancers, choreographers, musicians, and special guests to offer audience members the inside scoop on everything from the story-line to the music. Make sure you stop by, enjoy the show, and take in all the artistic talent that goes into the amazing performances!
The Boston Ballet will be holding all of its performances this season at the Boston Opera House, located at 539 Washington Street. Finish off your ornate night with a marvelous nights sleep at the elegant Clarendon Square Inn. Complete with a creative continental breakfast in the morning and excellent service, you will leave the bed and breakfast delighted!