National dance tournament "Russia: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow" was held at the RUSSIA EXPO
On June 18, the RUSSIA EXPO hosted the national dance tournament "Russia: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow". Dance ensembles from various regions competed for the audience's favor.
The event was held on the Main Street Stage and featured groups from the Central macroregion, including the Academic Dance Ensemble of the Kaluga Regional Philharmonic, the Dance Theater of the Kostroma Regional College of Culture, the "Nightingale Region of Russia" Dance Ensemble, "Slavitsa" and "Rosinka". They performed folk dances with elements of modern choreography.
After presenting their "calling cards", the dance groups performed an additional number each. The audience applauded the performances, and the winner was determined by a noise meter.
The loudest applause went to the "Rosinka" folk dance ensemble. The group was awarded honorary prizes and certificates of appreciation.
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