The opera ‘Swan Lake’ will be broadcast worldwide for the first time on theater screens.
- Tchaikovsky's famous Paris Opera ballet, choreographed by Rudolf Nureyev, is shown for the first time in cinemas around the world.
- at the Paris Opera Swan Lake Haven't had a chance to see it?
- A film technology that provides superior picture quality on much higher resolutions and much larger screens (often curved) than traditional formats.
Tchaikovsky’s famous Paris Opera ballet, choreographed by Rudolf Nureyev, is shown for the first time in cinemas around the world. Thanks to IMAX technology, the ballet will be available in 230 theaters on November 10, 2024, following its premiere on Friday, November 8.
at the Paris Opera Swan Lake Haven’t had a chance to see it? You can see it at one of 230 movie theaters screening this Friday the 8th at 7pm and Sunday November 10th at 4pm. For the first time in history, this ballet was performed all over the world. at the movie theater It will be screened in IMAX format.
then IMAX What is a format? A film technology that provides superior picture quality on much higher resolutions and much larger screens (often curved) than traditional formats. This format allows you, like hundreds of others around the world, to watch The Swan at the Paris Opera in cinemas. of the lake You can see every detail.
This is not the first time a concert, dance performance or play has been shown on the big screen, but it is the first time it has been shown using IMAX technology. This idea came up last springthe Paris Opera for Swan Lake A subsidiary of Pathé Cinema, which filmed At Pathé Live It came out.
First performed in 1887 Tchaikovsky’s 〈Swan’s “Lake” The success he had hoped for was not immediately achieved. Julius Reisinger’s first choreography received poor reviews from critics. Just a few years later the choreographer Marius Petipa and Lev Ivanov get stimulated Ballet is It was a success. This ballet is the best in the world legendary It became one of the ballets, and today it is regularly performed in famous venues such as the Paris Opera. Building on this success, the ballet will be screened on November 8 and 10, 2024, in 230 cinemas in France and in many other cinemas around the world.