The Moscow Ballet floated across the ice-coated stage at Combermere School Auditorium Friday night with such skill and grace, it seemed that the stage was made for such performances.
The dancers did not disappoint and their performances in Swan Lake and Cinderella were met with applause interspersed by yells of surprise at the expertly executed axel and butterfly jumps.
Oksana Kordiyaka, coordinator of the Moscow Ballet On Ice show, said she was pleased with the turnout so far. The show finishes today.
The Moscow Ballet’s next destinations are Curaçao, Aruba and Trinidad again. (SM)
Here, performers going through a routine of Swan Lake at Combermere School Friday night.
(Picture by Shaka Mayers.)
Magic on ice
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