The Firebird (ballet)

The Firebird is a classical ballet composed by Igor Stravinsky, first performed in 1910. It tells the story of a young prince who captures a mystical Firebird, a magical creature that ultimately helps him defeat an evil sorcerer. The ballet is renowned for its vibrant music, innovative choreography, and enchanting set design, blending fairy-tale storytelling with rich, expressive movement. It marked Stravinsky's debut as a composer and became a landmark in 20th-century ballet, celebrated for its originality and dynamic, colorful presentation that captivates audiences with a blend of fantasy and adventure.