Schedule for Evening of one-act ballets by Michel Fokine: Chopiniana. Carnaval. Petrouchka 2022

Composer: Frederic Chopin
Composer: Igor Stravinsky
Costume Designer: Tatiana Noginova
Lighting Designer: Vladimir Lukasevich
Set Designer: Vyacheslav Okunev
Choreography: Michel Fokine
Composer: Robert Schumann
Choreography: Sergei Vikharev

Orchestra: Mariinsky Theatre Symphony Orchestra

Chopiniana
choreographic composition in one act

Music: Frederic Chopin (suite of piano pieces orchestrated: Alexander Glazunov and Maurice Keller)
Choreography: Michel Fokine (1908)
Scenario: Michel Fokine
Revised version: Agrippina Vaganova (1931)
Set design based on original sketches: Orest Allegri

World premiere: 8 March 1908, Mariinsky Theatre, St Petersburg

Running time: 35 minutes

Carnaval
pantomime ballet in one act

Music: Robert Schumann
Choreography: Michel Fokine (1910)

Music: Robert Schumann (Le Carnaval, Op. 9, orchestrated by N. Rimsky-Korsakov, A. Lyadov, A. Glazunov, N. Cherepnin, A. Arensky)
Choreography: Michel Fokine (1910)
Set and Costume design: Leon Bakst
The revival team:
Choreography staged: Sergei Vikharev
Sets reproduced: Mikhail Shishliannikov
Lighting: Alexander Naumov and Mikhail Shishliannikov
Costumes reproduced: Tatiana Noginova

Petrouchka
burlesque in four scenes
Music: Igor Stravinsky
Production: Leonid Leontiev (1920)
based on the choreographic composition: Michel Fokine

Libretto: Igor Stravinsky and Alexandre Benois

Production: Leonid Leontiev for the Mariinsky Theatre in 1920
based on the choreographic composition: Michel Fokine
Restaged: Sergei Vikharev
Sets: Alexandre Benois for the production at the Mariinsky Theatre in 1920
Reproduced: Vyacheslav Okunev
Costumes: Alexandre Benois for the production at the Mariinsky Theatre in 1920
Reproduced: Tatiana Noginova
Lighting design: Vladimir Lukasevich

Decors and costumes by Alexandre Benois reproduced from the original scetches in the collections of the State Russian Museum, the St Petersburg State Museum of Theatre and from the collection of the Museum of the Bolshoi Theatre, Moscow

World premiere: 13 June 1911, Theatre du Chatelet, Paris
Premiere of Leonid Leontiev`s production: 20 November 1920,State Academic Theatre of Opera and Ballet (formerly Mariinsky), Petrograd
Premiere of revived version: 8 May 2000, Mariinsky Theatre, St Petersburg

Running time: 40 minutes