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Rodion Shchedrin’s ballet suite version of the opera by Georges Bizet, a work that already pushed the boundaries of the sensually erotic in its time, was banned in the 1960s on account of its overheated eroticism. Carmen is the embodiment of the independent female spirit. With choreography by Dóra Barta, the Kecskemét City Ballet has created its own version of the diabolic femme fatale archetype, while retaining the opera’s original protagonists and conflicts.
Presented by: National Dance Theatre
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