On October 29, 30, and 31, the ballet “Notre-Dame de Paris” by Maurice Jarre, staged by Roland Petit, was performed with great success on the Main Stage of Astana Opera.
For three consecutive days, the hall was completely full — each evening the performance played to a sold-out audience and was met with warm admiration and heartfelt applause.

The production’s plastic artistry, deep dramatic content, and grand scale left no one indifferent. The theater’s ballet dancers, orchestra, choir, and mimes authentically conveyed the power and tragedy of this great work, creating a truly captivating scene on stage.

MAIN CHARACTERS AND PERFORMERS:
Esmeralda – Aigerim Beketayeva, Honored Worker of Kazakhstan (October 29, 31)
      Shugyla Adep Khan (October 30)

Quasimodo – Bakhtiyar Adamzhan, Honored Worker of Kazakhstan (October 29, 31)
      Galymzhan Nurmukhamet (debut, October 30)

Frollo – Aybar Toktar (October 29, 31)
     Serik Nakispekov (October 30)

Phoebus – Dias Kurmangazy (October 29, 31)
   Erkin Rakhmatullayev, Honored Worker of Kazakhstan (October 30)

Conductor – Arman Orazgaliev.

The high professionalism, emotional performance of the artists, and perfect coordination of all stage elements once again confirmed Astana Opera’s status as one of the leading theaters in Kazakhstan.