"Troy" performance by Fire of Anatolia!
Fire of Anatolia, one of the world's largest dance troupes, is preparing to offer its audience an unforgettable experience with its "Troy" performance, which will be staged at the Atatürk Cultural Center.
Fire of Anatolia brings the legend of Troy to life, reviving this historical work on the very lands where it was born. A 3000-year-old mystical dream and the cries rising from the ruins of Troy—the shining city that captured the imaginations of many world leaders throughout history, from the Hittite King Tuthalia to Achilles, from Alexander the Great to the Roman Emperor Caesar, from the Persian King Xerxes to the Byzantine Emperor Constantine, and from Fatih Sultan Mehmet to Mustafa Kemal Atatürk—will come to life once again on stage.

Fire of Anatolia draws attention as a project that has made a global impact by combining folk dances with ballet, modern dance, and other dance disciplines. The troupe, which has reached 50 million spectators in more than 100 countries to date, will meet with art lovers for the Troy performance.

Fire of Anatolia, which has succeeded in providing the same enthusiasm to art lovers for 25 years, brings this performance, prepared with great effort, to the audience by carrying the mystical atmosphere of Troy to the stage. The General Artistic Director of the show is Mustafa Erdoğan, who presents Anatolia's thousands of years of mythological and cultural heritage to the audience.
News Source: 12punto
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