Sergei Polunin's ballet "Rasputin" in Belgrade: History and Art on One Stage!

On September 7, the long-awaited performance of the ballet “Rasputin” will take place at Sava Centar, one of the largest concert halls in Belgrade. under the direction of the famous dancer Sergei Polunin. This event promises to be a vibrant cultural event, attracting the attention of both local residents and visitors to the city.

Sava Centar, known for its excellent acoustics and spacious halls, is the ideal venue for such a large-scale event. This modern complex regularly hosts international conferences, concerts and theater productions, making it the center of Belgrade's cultural life.

Ballet "Rasputin" based on the life and fate of one of the most mysterious characters in Russian history — Grigory Rasputin. The production, created by Japanese choreographer Yuka Oishi, explores the complex and contradictory aspects of Rasputin's personality. The ballet reflects both his negative and positive traits, which makes the character alive and multifaceted.

Yuka Oishi emphasizes that the world is not divided into black and white, and that there is a fine line between Good and Evil. “We tend to look for and find villains, but the world is not divided into black and white, so we cannot be completely confident in our assessment. There is a very thin line between Good and Evil, and this line is moving. Where the light is brighter, the shadow is thicker. Who was Rasputin? This will forever remain a secret,” — says Oishi.

For everyone who wants to immerse themselves in the atmosphere of mysticism and art, buy tickets for Sergei Polunin's ballet "Rasputin" on our website — this is the best way to secure your place at this unique event. Don't miss the chance to see the ballet, which has already won the hearts of audiences around the world. You can buy tickets on our website quickly and conveniently, which will allow you to enjoy this unforgettable performance without any hassle.

Join us on September 7th at Sava Centar and be part of this magical evening where history and art merge.