Meat. Returns - 11 March 2025, 10:54 AM

Leonid Fedorovich Myasin is a famous Russian choreographer, the author of more than 70 one-act ballets, including Parade, Triangle, Omen, etc. In 1914, at the invitation of S.P. Diaghilev, after V. Nizhinsky, he became a soloist of the famous Russian Seasons. At the age of 20, L.F. Myasin began to stage his first ballet productions. Leonid Fedorovich experimented a lot in his choreography, focusing on folk dances. This skill taught his son - Leonid Leonidovich Myasin, known in the ballet world under the pseudonym Lorca. The creative path of the son in many ways echoes with his father: his first ballet “Metamorphosis” by Kafka Leonid Leonidovich Myasin staged at the age of 16. He also worked with his father as an assistant. But soon leaves his troupe, and begins to work with M. Bezhar and J. Balanchine. It was Lorka Myasin who in 2005 staged her father’s ballets on the Bolshoi Theatre stage, thereby fulfilling the dream of Myasin Sr. “to return to the Bolshoi Theatre stage”. In May 2024, at the Tatar Opera and Ballet Theater named after M. Jalil, he presented the author’s ballet “Zorba the Greek” to the music of M. Teodorakis, realizing his creative desires to meet the Russian audience again. Documentary "Meats." Return will tell about the ballet dynasty Myasin, about the creative relationship between father and son, about their “amazing” conversation with each other through movement, dance, ballet.