The Show “Tales of the Black Sea” gathered legends, treasures and beliefs of the power of water in Bulgarian culture. Since ancient times the mystique of this gift is accompanying us and has a significant importance in our identity.
Black Sea is unsolvable, has a specific character and keeps a lot of secrets. From missing ships and sailors to untypical streams, sometimes dark and stormy, sometimes leaden pink, calm like a lake, it has its own temper and doesn’t resemble to any other. It’s like it’s tell a story to us ourselves, in all our dimensions. A permanent witness of the journey called “Life”.
This life will unfold through pictures, dance and music on October 13, at 7 p.m., on the stage of the Cultural Centre in Burgas and on October 15 in the Philharmonic Hall in Ruse (7 p.m.) More than 30 artists from different cities unite, so they can show the dissolvement of artistic borders and the love of creating.
Tales of the Black Sea combines elements of different arts. The music is a combination of ethnomotives, classical elements and modern sound and the choreography is coloured in classic and modern dance, krump and hiphop. The composer and conductor of the musical material is Stratsimir Pavlov. Anastasiya Nedelcheva is the choreographer of the show, Antoanela Petrova and Neicho Petrov – Reggie are scriptwriters as Neicho Petrov (in a team with Mira Arnaudova and Stanislav Evstatiev) is also the director and the author of the multimedia. The costumes of the show are created by the talanted Elena Staneva. Nevena Dobreva is managing the project. Eliana Atanasova is the assistant director and the lighting is created by Denislav Grigorov.
Tickets are available online in Grabo:
The show is created with the support of The National Culture Fund, Foundation for Entrepreneurship, Culture and Education and Historical Park Neofit Rilski.