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The Boris Eifman Ballet Theater sincerely congratulates the artists, employees, art figures and spectators!

In honor of such an important holiday, we will share how Boris Eifman himself speaks about the theater.

According to the choreographer, the goal of any theater is to shock the viewer, to establish a strong emotional contact with the public. And from ballet, the viewer always expects a kind of catharsis and a riot of emotions.

Boris considers his personal goal to be to make the theater a place of open emotional experiences, where one's own feelings and sensations are more important than directing. This is a real cardiogram of emotions, its ups and downs, explosions and downs. The performances of the Eifman Ballet Theatre charge the audience emotionally.

He called the theatre a living organism that is constantly in motion, be it evolution or regression. It depends on human relationships. In his opinion, the theatre is a creative movement that does not stop for a day, it is an art created by like-minded people.

Eifman's style is known for its emotional intensity and the combination of classical ballet technique with modern dance. His works often explore deeply psychological and emotional themes, and he often draws inspiration from literature, music and art.

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Boris Eifman's Anna Karenina at the Alexandrinsky Theatre: Passion and Drama on Stage

Immerse yourself in a world of passion and drama with Boris Eifman's Anna Karenina on the historic stage of the Alexandrinsky Theatre. The unique choreography and emotional depth of the work will leave you captivated.

5 May

Immerse yourself in the magic of ballet: "The Pygmalion Effect" at the Alexandrinsky Theatre

Discover a captivating world of art with Boris Eifman's "The Pygmalion Effect." The Alexandrinsky Theatre invites you to a performance of transformation and inspiration set to the music of Strauss. Don't miss this unique event!

3 May

Boris Eifman's "Crime and Punishment" at the Alexandrinsky Theatre: a choreographic interpretation of Dostoevsky's novel

The third novel in the "Great Pentateuch" is staged by the choreographer who previously translated "The Idiot" and "The Brothers Karamazov" into dance. A good choice for lovers of contemporary ballet.

8 April

Anna Karenina at the Alexandrinsky Theatre: Immerse yourself in a world of passion and emotion

In July 2026, Boris Eifman's ballet Anna Karenina will once again be performed at the Alexandrinsky Theatre. Experience the atmosphere of Tolstoy's era with vibrant dance numbers and Tchaikovsky's music. Don't miss your chance to be part of this event!

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Eifman's ballet "Molière Passion, or The Mask of Don Juan" – behind-the-scenes dramas on the stage of the Alexandrinsky Theatre

Boris Eifman's new ballet "Molière Passion, or The Mask of Don Juan" reveals the inner world of the great comedy writer and the intrigues of theatrical life, bringing backstage passions to life through movement and drama.

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Boris Eifman's Anna Karenina: Passion, Choice, and Tragedy on the Alexandrinsky Theatre Stage

Boris Eifman's new production of Anna Karenina conveys the heroine's inner world through dance and contemporary choreography, revealing the passion, moral dilemmas, and tragedy of Tolstoy's classic novel.

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Boris Eifman's "The Seagull. A Ballet Story": Drama and Backstage at the Alexandrinsky Theatre

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"Rodin, Her Eternal Idol": A Story of Love and Tragedy in Boris Eifman's Ballet

The ballet "Rodin, Her Eternal Idol" reveals the fates of Camille Claudel and Auguste Rodin through the sculptural language of psychological ballet, demonstrating the passion, creativity, and emotional trials of these great masters.

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"The Pygmalion Effect": A Ballet About Transformation and the Price of Dreams at the Alexandrinsky Theatre

Boris Eifman's production explores the power of expectations and the inner transformations of personality, combining the grace of a waltz with the drama of human destinies.