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Fotskhishvili National Ballet “Metekhi”

Fotskhishvili National Ballet “Metekhi”

Fotskhishvili National Ballet “Metekhi”
2/4 Shota Rustaveli Ave, Tbilisi
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English, Georgian, Russian

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Gelodi Fotskhishvili — 80th Anniversary

On June 4 at 20:00, the Griboedov Theater will host a jubilee evening celebrating the 80th birthday of renowned choreographer Gelodi Fotskhishvili.

Fotskhishvili National Ballet “Metekhi” presents:


Act I
Georgian Traditional Show

A unique journey from ancient roots to modern expression. Featuring iconic folk dances, melodies, and vibrant costumes, this show creates a harmonious blend of heritage and contemporary artistry. Georgian dance is a story — told through every movement and chord — of spiritual energy that has lived within us for centuries and continues to shape our cultural legacy.

⏱ Duration: 50 minutes


Act II
“Mamberi” — Lord of the Wolves
Choreographic performance

Genre: Fantasmagoria. Inspired by the story of King Vakhtang Gorgasali and the mythological hero “Mamberi.”
The performance is based on the key historical events of King Vakhtang Gorgasali’s reign (5th century) and the Georgian legend of “Mamberi,” the lord of wolves.

⏱ Duration: 60 minutes

Choreographer & Concept Author: David Fotskhishvili
Rehearsal Choreographer: Nino Kartvelishvili
Libretto: David Fotskhishvili, Giorgi Alimbarashvili
Music: David Fotskhishvili
Arrangement: Emzar Shervashidze
Costume Design: Traditional Georgian clothing brand “Fapanaki”
Lighting Director: David Sukhishvili
Stage Mechanic: Gia Geladze

The performance features music by Sami Yusuf and Mark Korven, as well as the Svan song "Nanil Dedikoi" from the “Ialoni” ensemble’s repertoire, and a recitation by Gogi Kharabadze from “Sano Studio.”

Supported by Tbilisi City Hall
No age restrictions

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Location

Griboedov Theatre
Tbilisi State Russian Drama Theater named after A. Griboyedov - the first professional theater group in the Caucasus, the oldest Russian theater in the post-Soviet space. The theater was founded in Tbilisi on September 20, 1845 by the Governor of the Caucasus, Count M. At the request of Vorontsov. Many prominent people started their careers from the Griboyedov Theater. Since 1999, the theater has been directed by Avtandil Varsimashvili, laureate of the State Prize of Georgia. In 2013, the Griboedov Theater received the Theater Star Award in the nomination Best Russian Theater Abroad.
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