national opera house of ukraine

我们在乌克兰歌剧院度过了非常愉快的晚上。我们很喜欢建筑和格局。前半部分有些慢,但是后半部分非常棒,有误导还有各式服装。而且,价格合适。我们前排的座位还不到25美元。

我去听威尔第的“假面舞会”,格局中的歌手,音乐家和美丽的歌剧院本身都给我留下了深刻的印象。如此顶级品质的歌剧门票却非常便宜,所以没有理由下次不听。

之前我从来没有见过芭蕾舞剧或歌剧。某个晚上去这里观看一个芭蕾舞剧,即使不算是一次完美的表演,至少是让人很享受的。我们非常喜欢这个地方,以至于随后的两晚我们又去看了一场歌剧,就更加爱这个地方了。楼座包厢两个座位花了20英镑——超值的。

我们一行8个人去看睡美人戏。首先这个剧场给人的影响就深刻,而且演员个个表演的很好。但是这里的设施一般般,吧台小,但是吧台的椅子坐着非常舒服,空调制冷效果很很好。来这里看戏很棒,而且还挺有文化意义的!

去看了古典芭蕾舞,要是平时我一般不会去的。花了40乌克兰格里夫纳买的票,整个舞出乎意料的好看(尽管椅子不是很舒适),很不错的一次体验!

For 300UAH or about $15 you can get the best seat in the house to a ballet or an opera. The building is amazing, great architecture, beautiful chandeliers and marble it all feels very opulent. If you are traveling on a budget you can get cheaper tickets but its worth splashing out. The ballet i saw was good maybe 7/10 the leads were fantastic but the show lacked in some technical aspects. Still where else can you see a professional ballet or opera for $15. The Orchestra that played was amazing absolutely splendid. Ticket office is not sign posted as all, they are to the right and left of the main door. It's a tiny window inside, very easy to miss. Highly recommend this as an activity.

Take the time to see the ballet or opera while in the city. The outside is not so impressive, but the inside is spectacular. I am not an artsy individual and do not often see the ballet or an opera. But even for a sports guy like me, the inside was spectacular and the performances were amazing. I was very impressed with how athletic the ballet performers were. I have seen Swan Lake and the Nutcracker here. I would recommend both if you get the opportunity! Very Inexpensive as well as Entertaining!

I think seeing a performance at the National Opera House during a visit is a must. The building itself is not particularly interesting, in comparison to the Odessa Opera House, and the inside is still not renewed. But the opera and ballet performances are great and many people perhaps do not know of the quality of the performances there. There are a great variety of operas and ballets during the fall and winter season and you can probably find something worth seeing during your visit. I particularly enjoy the ballets, Giselle and Swan Lake. A particularly good Ukrainian ballet is Taras Bulba. The prices for performances are much more expensive the past few years, but still good value for money. If you are interested in Russian/Ukrainian history, it was in this opera house that Stolypin was assassinated and then buried at the Lavra Monastery Cathedral which you can see. Stolypin was interesting character in Russian history, both good and bad. He was prime minister under the Czar Nicholas II and there is still mystery surrounding his death.

National Opera House of Ukraine in Kyiv was established in 1867, and is the third oldest in Ukraine, after Odessa Opera and Lviv Opera. It is well-known both as an architectural masterpiece and with its many talented singers - Larysa Rudenko, Elyzaveta Chavdar, Dmytro Hnatyuk, Mykola Vorvulev, Zoya Khrystych, Galyna Sholina, Valentina Lutchenko, Vasyl Tretiak, Mykola Kondratiuk, Volodymyr Tymokhin, Kostyantyn Ognevoi, Yuri Guliaev, Sergiy Kozak, Klavdiya Radchenko, Liliya Lobanova, Taisiya Ponomarenko and Vladlen Hritsyuk made history of the Ukrainian opera art. Yelyzaveta Chavdar, Bela Rudenko, Yevheniya Miroshnichenko, Volodymyr Timokhin, Andriy Kikot, Mykola Kondratiuk and Nataliya Kudelya are international contests winners. The 70’s and the 80’s were lighted by the bright talent and energy of the theatre’s head conductor Stefan Turchak. The International conductors contest is named after him. Gisela Tsypola, Mariya Stefyuk, Galyna Tuftina, Anatoliy Solovianenko, Anatoliy Mokrenko, Yevdokiya Kolesnyk, Lyudmila Yurchenko, Valentyna Kochur, Volodymyr Fedotov, Oleksandr Vostryakov, Oleksandr Zagrebelny, Viktor Trishyn, Mykola Kirishev, Bogdan Gnyd, Vladylen Grytsyuk, Georgiy Krasulyua, Valentyna Reka, Andriy Ishchenko and Volodymyr Hurov were able to use the potential of their unique voices in plays conducted by Stefan Turchak. Theatre is also well-know with its ballet troupe with Alla Lagoda, Tetyana Tayakina, Lyudmyla Smorgachova, Raisa Khylko, Hanna Kushneryova, Tetyana Borovyk, Iryna Zadayanna, Valeriy Kovtun, Mykola Pryadchenko, Viktor Yaremenko, Tetyana Beletska, Sergiy Lukin and Yevhen Kosmenko – all of them famous for contributing a lot to the Ukrainian choreography.

Tried to by e-tickets but the e-ticket system was out of order. After some e-mails the friendly staff at the box office booked the ticket and hold it for me until right before the play. Even if Carmen is´t my favorite opera the evening was very pleasant and the performance top notch.

It is our travel tradition to attend an opera whenever possible. It was a treat to attend this evening's performance of Madam Butterfly. The acoustics are wonderful, it is medium size opera house with 5 balconies. The interior is beautiful but the seats in the balcony slope downward and it was a challenge not to slide.

Lucky enough to visit 3 times and see Romeo and Julet, Aida and Swan lake - the awe of being in such a beautiful opera House , and the ambience , very touching experience.

Went to see a Saturday night performance of the opera Iolanta (Tchaikovsky). What a fabulous evening. The building itself is worth the visit, both externally and internally. Totally informal dress code and ludicrously cheap for what was a fantastic night. There are performances of many famous operas and ballets every night of the week. If you are planning to spend any time in Kiev, make this one of your top priorities!

We were lucky to catch last performance in the season. The level is very good, if you have been in Vein Opera you will be not disappointed in Kiev Opera too.

A very fun evening if you have the time. It was my first opera and really enjoyed it. The building itself is amazing and very similar to the opera house in Phantom of the Opera.