Energetic Dance Extravaganza: $58 for One Category 2 Ticket to Ballet Revolucion at The Esplanade Theatre (Worth $100). Category 1 Tickets and Three Show Dates Available.

To spice up a dance routine, skilled performers will wear bedazzling outfits or substitute their partner for a burlap sack filled with fireworks attached to a lit fuse. Observe adventurism with today's Groupon to Ballet Revolucion at The Esplanade Theatre. Choose from 6 options:

• For $58, you get a Category 2 ticket on 10 January (worth $100).
• For $58, you get a Category 2 ticket on 11 January (worth $100).
• For $58, you get a Category 2 ticket on 12 January (worth $100).
• For $69, you get a Category 1 ticket on 10 January (worth $120).
• For $69, you get a Category 1 ticket on 11 January (worth $120).
• For $69, you get a Category 1 ticket on 12 January (worth $120).

Setting Singapore's stages on fire with a uniquely Cuban production in its passion and ferocity, the entire performance promises to be explosive and engaging, sometimes humorous, occasionally serious and all the time downright sexy. Putting together fabulous choreography, passionate dancers as well as a Live Havana All-Star Cuban band playing popular hits by the likes of Shakira, Usher, Beyonce, Ricky Martin and many more, all with a unique Cuban twist.

This dance event straight out of Havana has taken Australia and Switzerland by storm, with our sunny shores being their next conquest. Grab this opportunity to see this energetic fusion of ballet, contemporary dance and modern hip-hop in a Cuban Cocktail of unbridled passion, pure energy and athletic skill.

Reviews:

"That the dancers have classical training is obvious, but ballet is just one component of a show that uses several dance styles. Fusion may have been done to death, but this Cuban production proves that there is still life in the concept if you have the right dancers and a sensational live band." - Nina, Yahoo News review

"After watching Ballet Revolucion in Perth, I felt totally drunk and intoxicated by the explosive cocktail that I was treated with! I walked out of the theatre with dance impulses running through my veins! It was truly a one-of-a-time experience, a daring and harmonious fusion of ballet, jazz, hip-hop and contemporary dance. As a dancer that loves multicultural projects and the expression of a particular dance genre on different repertoires, I was really touched by this performance. Not to mention of course, my admiration for the dancers technique and body control… a delight to watch and truly inspiring to push ourselves further as artists." - Yamina, Danceinforma review

"Perhaps it is no surprise that a boy from down under and a company of dancers from Castro’s Cuba should be the ones to turn ballet upside down and inside out. When the world premiere season of Ballet Revolucion storms the ramparts this month, it will herald both the beginningand the end of an extraordinary journey for Brisbane born choreographer Aaron Cash." - Danceinforma review