[https://prim.mariinsky.ru/playbill/festivals/far_east_festival_2024/] The IX International Far Eastern Festival "Mariinsky" will be held at the Primorsky Stage of the Mariinsky Theatre in two stages: the opera program [https:/visit-primorye.ru/events/vladivostok/ix-mezhdunarodnyy-dalnevostochnyy-festival-mariinskiy-opernaya-program] will be presented from November 29 to November 3] Vladivostok viewers will see the recent premieres of the Mariinsky Theatre for the first time – the ballets “Coppelia” by Leo Delib and “Anyuta” to the music of Valery Gavrilin. On November 14 and 15, the ballet part of the festival will be opened by “Anyuta” (twelve+). / visit-primorye.ru/events/vladivostok/ix-mezhdunarodnyy-dalnevostochnyy-festival-mariinskiy-balet-anyuta/ ] to music by Valery Gavrilin. The plot of the famous story of Anton Chekhov “Anna on the neck” will appear in the choreographic incarnation of People’s Artist of the USSR Vladimir Vasiliev. It is noteworthy that “Anyuta” is almost the only case in history of transferring ballet from screen to stage, and not vice versa. The ballet film was created in Leningrad and was released in 1982. The Mariinsky Theatre is the first stage version of the ballet in St. Petersburg. On November 16 and 17, Leo Delib's comic ballet Coppelia (six+) [https://visit-primorye.ru/events/vladivostok/ix-mezhdunarodnyy-dalnevostochnyy-festival-mariinskiy-balet-koppeliya/] will be screened on the Primorsky Stage. The fabulous performance for family viewing was created by choreographer Alexander Sergeev and artist Leonid Alekseev. People, dolls, kittens and even a teddy bear dance here - the choreographer gave different characters his own plastic language, offering the artists puzzles from virtuoso variations. An exciting plot, colorful design and charming characters will appeal to viewers of all ages.