Date : 12 february 2027 End date : 12 february 2027 More information

The legendary Georgian National Ballet Sukhishvili has represented the highest level of Georgian dance for more than 80 years. As The First. The Original., the company sets the standard for Georgian national dance and remains an unmatched symbol of the country’s cultural heritage. Founded in 1945 by Iliko and Nino Sukhishvili, the ensemble continues to inspire audiences around the world under the leadership of the third generation of the Sukhishvili family.

The performance brings together the finest choreography from the company’s remarkable history. Breathtaking male dances with spectacular acrobatics, soaring jumps, spinning sabres, and the world-famous male toe dance combine with elegant female performances to create an unforgettable celebration of artistry, strength, and tradition. Authentic costumes handcrafted from natural fabrics, a live orchestra performing on rare traditional instruments, and extraordinary stage energy make every performance a unique cultural experience.

Celebrated in more than 100 countries across five continents and praised by international media as the “Eighth Wonder of the World,” Sukhishvili continues to captivate audiences of all generations with a spectacular show unlike any other.

Performance Duration: 1h 45 min including 15 min intermission

Main program highlights or key attractions

  • The finest choreography from more than 80 years of Sukhishvili’s history.
  • Spectacular Georgian national dances performed by The First. The Original. Georgian dance company.
  • Virtuosic male dances featuring breathtaking acrobatics, soaring jumps, spinning sabres, and the world-famous male toe dance.
  • Elegant female choreography showcasing grace, precision, and timeless beauty.
  • A live orchestra performing authentic Georgian music on traditional instruments.
  • Magnificent handcrafted costumes inspired by Georgian history and culture.
  • A world-renowned production celebrated in more than 100 countries across five continents.

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