An embodiment of art, spiritual strength, and inexhaustible energy. The first and original Georgian national dance ensemble—"The First and The Original"—has become a symbol of authentic Georgian culture, unmatched anywhere else in the world.

The Georgian National Ballet "Sukhishvili" was founded in 1945 by Iliko and Nino Sukhishvili. Today, the ensemble is led by the third generation of the family—the grandchildren of the founders. The dynasty has preserved and perfected these traditions, making "Sukhishvili" a symbol of Georgia's artistic and cultural heritage.

Audiences in the USA, Germany, Poland, the Czech Republic, the Netherlands, Sweden, Lithuania, Latvia, and other countries are in for a unique program. It includes the finest performances from throughout the ensemble's entire history—the epitome of perfection and supreme mastery that have become Georgia's calling card on the world stage.

Over eight decades, "Sukhishvili" has captured the hearts of millions of spectators, performing on the world's most prestigious stages: from the Metropolitan Opera in New York to La Scala in Milan. The world has called them many things: "the eighth wonder of the world" (The New York Times), "a hurricane on stage" (Daily Telegraph), and "energy capable of bringing the entire audience to its feet" (Le Figaro). Yet, all these definitions share one common truth: "Sukhishvili" is a phenomenon with no equal in the world. A magic of energy and beauty.

The concert program is an explosion of emotions. Virtuoso male dances featuring acrobatics, leaps, and spinning swords leave the audience breathless, while the women's performances captivate with grace and nobility. The hallmark of the ensemble remains the unique male toe-dance, a signature of "Sukhishvili" that other performers cannot replicate.

In addition to the magic of dance, the audience will experience a true visual feast: costumes crafted from natural fabrics, adorned with silk embroidery, gemstones, and metal elements. The ensemble’s live orchestra creates a unique sonic universe using rare national instruments and ancient performance techniques gently passed down from generation to generation.

80 years of history mean the acclaim of millions of fans, tens of thousands of concerts, more than a hundred countries across five continents, and performances on stages where only the best are applauded. The "Sukhishvili" ballet has permanently inscribed its name in the history of world culture.

"Sukhishvili" is more than a concert. It is a celebration where history, pride, and an incredible energy of life meet—one that the audience will carry away in their hearts.