Georgian National Ballet Sukhishvili at Xiaomi Arena on March 3, 2027
Georgian National Ballet Sukhishvili at Xiaomi Arena on March 3, 2027
On March 3, 2027, the Georgian National Ballet “Sukhishvili” will perform at Xiaomi Arena in Riga. The concert is scheduled to begin at 7:00 p.m. The ensemble is one of the symbols of Georgia’s national dance art. It was founded in 1945 by Iliko and Nino Sukhishvili. The ensemble is currently led by the founders’ grandchildren. The programme brings together performances from the ensemble’s more than eight-decade history. Audiences can expect a stage programme rooted in Georgian dance traditions. The men’s dances are distinguished by acrobatics, leaps and sword dancing. The women’s pieces add grace and nobility to the performance. The programme will also feature live orchestral music by the ensemble with national instruments. The visual atmosphere of the production will be created by richly decorated costumes made from natural fabrics.
What to Expect at the Event
“Sukhishvili” will present a programme combining Georgia’s dance heritage, technically virtuoso performances and live music. The ensemble’s most recognisable features include men’s dancing on their toes, energetic choreography and expressive stage characters. The programme includes performances that represent the ensemble’s historical repertoire and Georgian cultural traditions.
Venue and Time
The event will take place on March 3, 2027, at Xiaomi Arena, 21 Skanstes Street, Riga. Doors will open to visitors at 6:15 p.m., the concert will begin at 7:00 p.m., and the event is scheduled to end at 9:20 p.m.
Tickets
Tickets are available through Biļešu serviss sales outlets. A Xiaomi Arena service fee of €2.50 is applied to each ticket.
Important Information for Visitors
- There is no age restriction for the event.
- The event lasts approximately 2 hours and 20 minutes.
- Wheelchair spaces and a discount for wheelchair users are available at the venue.
Why Attend
This is an evening for viewers who want to experience professional dance art with a strong national character. In the “Sukhishvili” production, the energy of the dance, the sound of the orchestra and the visual richness of the costumes create a unified stage experience.