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withThe 'Cracovia Danza' Court Ballet

Kraków in Poland

‘The Coffee Ballet’ (J.S. Bach) falls within the tradition of ballets with fanciful and exotic subjects staged in the 17th and 18th centuries. Created on the basis of steps and figures of Baroque dance, as well as elements of the pantomime of the day, this humorous performance alludes to the fashion of drinking what was an original beverage at that time. Dancers perform in fantastic costumes reminiscent of parts of a coffee service whose shapes resemble, amongst others, the famous 18th century Dresden porcelain. February, 16th 2014 at 5PM

  • Performance
  • Baroque

Osiedle Teatralne 34
31-948 Kraków Kraków
Poland

(12) 421 08 36

The 'Cracovia Danza' Court Ballet (formely known as “Ardente Sole”) is a Municipal Institution of
Culture in Kraków, which is proud to be the only professional court ballet in Poland. The Ballet,
established by a famous dancer and choreographer - Romana Agnel, specializes in historical court
dances.

The institution has been working since 2006 and it popularizes the high culture and artistic
education. Its aim is to spread dance culture and heritage by an exchange of experiences among
Polish and foreign artists, who cultivate historical dances, and thanks to propagating the knowledge

(12) 421 08 36

Plac na Groblach 7 (1st floor)
(1st floor)
31-101 Kraków Kraków
Poland

+48 12 68 02 100

Osiedle Teatralne 34
31-948 Kraków Kraków
Poland