World-Renowned Ballet Swan Lake Returns To KL In October
Presented by Crescendo Asia and performed by the Saint Petersburg National Ballet Theatre, this encore tour features former Mariinsky Ballet soloists and brings the timeless magic of Tchaikovsky's masterpiece to new and returning audiences. The encore tour will visit three Southeast Asian cities – Singapore, Jakarta and Kuala Lumpur. The show in KL takes place on 11th October 2025 at the Plenary Hall in the KL Convention Centre.
Renowned as one of the most beautiful and magical ballets ever created, 'Swan Lake' continues to mesmerise with its haunting Tchaikovsky score, emotional intensity, and breathtaking storytelling. The show is a celebration of grace, love, and mystery—a timeless masterpiece that stirs the soul and captures the imagination. The popularity of the ballet was also showcased after Crescendo's 2024 Southeast Asia ballet tour sold out at every venue.
Dimitri Montalto, Director of Crescendo Asia, spoke about the upcoming tour, 'This encore is for everyone who loved the magic the first time — and for those about to fall in love with it for the very first time.' Whether you're a lifelong ballet lover or stepping into the theatre for the very first time, 'Swan Lake' offers an unforgettable evening of elegance, emotion, and ethereal beauty. Here are the details of the show:
Swan Lake In Kuala Lumpur
Date: 11th October 2025 (Saturday)
11th October 2025 (Saturday) Time: 3pm and 8pm
3pm and 8pm Venue: Plenary Hall, KL Convention Centre
Plenary Hall, KL Convention Centre Ticket Prices: Prices range from RM178 to RM688
Prices range from RM178 to RM688 Ticket Sales: Public sales go live on 4th July 2025 (Friday), 3pm via Megatix
For more information on the event, check out Crescendo Asia's official website and social media page. Are you ready to experience the magic of 'Swan Lake'?
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