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Le Corsaire

Le Corsaire

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Le Corsaire

2019

1h 36m

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Overview

The Mariinsky Theater presents Le Corsaire, a ballet in three acts, with a libretto based on the poem The Corsair by Lord Byron.

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7 featured cast members

Starring

Alina Somova

Alina Somova

Medora

Nadezhda Batoeva

Gulnare

Timur Askerov

Conrad

Kimin Kim

Ali

Philipp Stepin

Lankedem

Islom Baimuradov

Birbanto

Soslan Kulaev

Seyd Pasha

Creative team

Directed by: Yuri Fateev
Written by: Jules-Henri Vernoy de Saint-Georges

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