Traditional Georgian Dance Makes For Hair-Raising Fight Scenes In Met Opera’s “Macbeth”
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“It’s the type of dancing that makes you gasp. Jumps that originate from — and land on — the kneecaps. Turns that propel the body across a room as if it were powered by a motor. … It’s electrifying and extraordinarily athletic — and a surprising choice for Verdi’s take on Shakespeare’s tale.” – The New York Times
