Ballet "The Nutcracker" at the Alexandrinsky Theatre 🎶

On the first day of 2025, I watched "The Nutcracker" for the first time in St. 🎼🎼 🌺Petersburg. The story is simple, but the actors' performances and Tchaikovsky's symphony are the real stars of this ballet. 🎶 The theatre has a long history, yet it feels brand new. 🍓 🎼The staff, dressed in neat and solemn uniforms, guide the audience into the hall, creating a strong sense of ceremony. 🌿 Before entering, in accordance with Russian customs, you need to check your coats and backpacks. Local audiences also dress in more formal attire, such as evening gowns or shirts. 🎩 ☕ For ordinary people who haven't been exposed to classical music, there's no need to worry about the content of the performance or the background of the story. 🎩 Just focus on the dancers' movements and the music. 🌺 🎶The entire ballet feels joyful, bright, and cheerful, as if you're in a snowy fairy-tale world. ☕ I think the understanding of beauty is universal among humans. When you unconsciously immerse yourself in it, the two hours pass quickly. 🌟🍓 🎼Tchaikovsky's music has a kind of magic. It has catchy melodies and progressive rhythms. It's like eating a mille-feuille cake, where each layer tastes different, and you can almost feel the composer's restless soul. 🎼🎶 I really hope that China can also have similar artistic works that can reach the whole world. 🎶🎶 🎩#Symphony #Musical #FromAFar #FromAFarMusical🌺