Carnival, like Les sylphides, was staged not for the imperial stage, but for a private evening. Sergei Diaghilev took him into the repertoire of the Russian Seasons without seeing the play, and soon Fokin achieved a premiere at the Mariinsky Theater. This is a ballet pantomime: the exact choreographic text has not been preserved, but Fokin left a detailed verbal record of the action. It is according to her that the dancer and choreographer of the Mariinsky Theater, Alexander Sergeev, works — he was the producer of the play L. A. D., and now for the first time he is invited to the Ural Opera as a director. For the new performance, the original design by Lev Bakst from 1910 is being resumed.
the first production at the Ural Opera
performed in the same evening with the ballets Les sylphides and Pictures at an exhibition
