Fire of Georgia

On December 31, the Royal National Ballet of Georgia arrives in Verona to perform the show "Fire of Georgia".

A unique performance where the harmony of movements blends with acrobatics at the limits of human capability, ready to give the audience a breathtaking experience suspended between grace and energy.

The Colchis, the land of Jason, now known as Georgia, comes to life through the extraordinary performances of the ensemble directed by Gela Potskhishvili and Maia Kiknadze. Athletic talent, virtuosic technique, and male feats "on point," with thin, unpadded boots, intertwine with the light steps and ethereal beauty of the girls who, in refined silk dresses, seem to float gently on the ice.

Some dances are inspired by the 8th century BC and, despite their ancient origins, maintain a dynamism and modernity that inspire today’s most famous pop stars. Particularly intense and dramatic is the dance "Khorumi," where swords are the protagonists of the choreography, crossing in a whirlwind of sparks. This is how Georgians today express their thirst for freedom.

The Royal National Ballet of Georgia, after having graced the most prestigious stages in Europe, Russia, China, and the United States, arrives in Italy as part of its European tour.