¡The Bolshoi Ballet THE GOLDEN AGE - Ogon Jidai (Japanese Title)
¡The Bolshoi Ballet
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[Machine Translation] Composed in 1930, Shostakovich's early ballet "The Golden Age" was based on "Dinamiada" (written by the film director Ivanovsky), which won a ballet script competition sponsored by the Soviet National Theater. Based on "Dinamiada" (written by film director Ivanovsky), which won a prize in a ballet script competition sponsored by the USSR National Theater, the work was immediately performed, but it caused a fierce political controversy and disappeared from the theater repertoire after only 18 performances. The work was noticed by Yuri Grigorovich, a famous Russian choreographer who has revived many works, and for the 1982 revival at the Bolshoi Theatre, he added a new storyline to the Golden Age, transforming the original story of intrigue and friendship in a soccer club into a story about a group of young men and a restaurant in southern Russia called "The Golden Age". The original story of a soccer club conspiracy and friendship is replaced by a battle between youths and gangsters at a restaurant in the "Golden Age" in South Russia.
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