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Bolshoi Theatre: ballet The Pharaoh's Daughter
Traveling through Egypt in the 19th century, a Englishman falls asleep inside a pyramid and travels back in time to the days of the pharaohs, where he immediately falls in love with the daughter of the ruler.
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Traveling through Egypt in the 19th century, a Englishman falls asleep inside a pyramid and travels back in time to the days of the pharaohs, where he immediately falls in love with the daughter of the ruler.
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Genre:Music, Romance
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Bolshoi Theatre
Cast
Vincent Bataillon
Director
Svetlana Zakharova
Aspicia
Ruslan Skvortsov
Lord Wilson / Ta-Hor
Denis Medvedev
John Bull, Lord Wilson's servant / Passiophonte
Nina Kaptsova
Ramze, Aspicia's nubian slave
Vladislav Lantratov
Fisherman
Maria Vinogradova
Fisherman's Wife
Andrei Bolotin
Pas d'action
Yulia Lunkina
Pas d'action
Svetlana Pavlova
Pas d'action
Maria Prorvich
Pas d'action
Anastasia Stashkevich
Pas d'action
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