One of the most thrilling and spectacular dance companies in the world is doing an extensive tour of Australia and New Zealand.
With over 40 performers, the Imperial Russian Dance Company's Flying Tzars present a show for the whole family.
Critics around the world have hailed their performances and now Australia and New Zealand are about to experience this truly unique company.
From New York to Tokyo, audiences have been spellbound by not only the good looking, wild eyed men with their feverish, unique and dangerous acrobatic dance routines, but also by the beauty of the females, the breathtaking gowns and costumes, the circus like tricks and acrobatics, their speed, agility and comedy. Their gravity defying dance routines with near six foot high spins and flying leaps makes them unique.
Formed in 1958, the ensemble has performed to over 20 million people in 73 different countries. Their performance at New York"s Lincoln Centre prompted the New York Post's "most beautiful show in a decade”. In their homeland, such is the respect that President Putin regularly invites the ensemble to perform at major State functions including the recent G8 summit in St Petersburg.
They are also one of the few attractions to have been invited to perform at the White House. See them in action at the Caloundra Cultural Centre on May 2 at 8.15pm (Ph: 5491 4240) or at the Gold Coast Arts Centre on May 5 at 2.30pm (matinee) or 7.30pm. Call 5588 4000 or visit www.gcac.com.au. Be quick - tickets have almost sold out.
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