J074 Blu-ray Ballet La Bayadère Bolshoi Zakharova Bolshoi Ballet "La Bayadère" The dancer Zakharova beautifully dances Nikiya! A gorgeous Grigorievich version that eliminates mime and increases dance scenes. A luxurious stage where the up-and-coming young Lantratov dances Solor, and the passionate Alexandrova dances Gamzatti. ★Condition: Like new Blu-ray has overwhelmingly beautiful images Imported product (parallel import). No Japanese subtitles Time: 2 hours 5 minutes Full-size screen Overwhelmingly beautiful images Recorded: January 2013, Bolshoi Theatre Bolshoi Ballet "La Bayadère" (in 3 acts) 【Cast】 Svetlana Zakharova (Nikia) Vladislav Lantratov (Solor) Maria Alexandrova (Gamzatti) ★★★Quoted from web reviews below, please use as a reference ① La Bayadère recorded at the Bolshoi Theatre in the winter of 2013. Nikiya is of course Zakharova. Compared to the past, the youthfulness has faded somewhat, but the refined ballet with added maturity remains the same. Each part has a unique stage, dance, and lighting, and you can feel the goodness of HD 200%. The flowing feeling of the waterfall that appears to flow in the background of the first act, the veils used throughout each part, and other fine details are well-considered, and the gorgeous stage, shadows, transparent colors and lighting combine to make you feel like it's the Bolshoi. There are many unique dances, and the costumes are also wonderful. Full of highlights. Zakharova, wearing a lifted veil, is a wonderful production that makes you think she is a real Kalavinka. The third act is particularly wonderful. A transparent white and blue world that seems to be from another world gradually expands. In particular, the camera work from wide to up with a slight afterimage effect is superb. You can fully enjoy the sense of realism of the theater, and the time of about 2 hours and 5 minutes will pass in no time. It is a wonderful work that ranks high among the Bolshoi's HD collections. The story is somewhat inferior to the La Bayadère of the Paris Opera. The characteristic greetings and the high priest role are superior to the Opera. And unfortunately, although Alexandrova, who plays Gamzatti, is powerful and good at dancing, she lacks the sparkle of Pratell of the Opera, but it's good.