Armenian ice shows presented abroad for first time

ArmInfo.  Armenian ice shows were presented to a foreign audience for the first time, namely in Georgia.

As reported to ArmInfo by the press service of the event organizers,  according to Zara Mkheyan, founder and producer of the ice shows,  Georgia has received the Armenian figure skating stars very well. In  Batumi, Mkheyan noted, the grand world premiere of "The Story of the  Snow Queen" took place, as well as the shows "On the Eve of a New  Miracle" and "Alena's Magical Tale."

"The ice arena management provided great support, and everything was  executed at the highest level.  Wonderful ice, unique graphics,  high-quality production, magical music, and an exceptional level of  figure skating. There's nothing like this in the Transcaucasus,"  Mkheyan emphasized. According to a source, Mkheyan's team has created  three ice shows over the past two years, which have enjoyed great  popularity in both Armenia and Georgia. The producer also said they  plan to present other projects to Georgian audiences. She reported  that negotiations are underway with the Georgian side regarding  further cooperation and expressed confidence that Armenian ice shows  could attract not only local audiences but also tourists from around  the world.

Speaking about upcoming programs, the producer announced her  intention to present a new project to the public. "This year, we have  already begun work on a new ice show called 'Three Nuts for  Cinderella,'" Mkheyan said. She recalled that the play is based on a  fairy tale by Czech writer Bozena Nemcova, who, in turn, based it on  the Brothers Grimm version, in which the magic is bestowed by nuts,  not a fairy godmother, as in Charles Perrault.