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Bolschoi Ballett: Die Tochter des Pharaos 

Petipa's first spectacular ballet was spiritedly transformed by Pierre Lacotte and is a remarkable epic. It is reminiscent of ancient Egypt through great backdrops and choreographies.
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Petipa's first spectacular ballet was spiritedly transformed by Pierre Lacotte and is a remarkable epic. It is reminiscent of ancient Egypt through great backdrops and choreographies.

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Genre:Music
Directed By:Pierre Lacotte
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Runtime:170 minutes
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