Russian ballet on ice

Taiwan audiences will also be particularly amazed at an indoor theater stage packed with ice. Making ice on site has been a skilled practice for the ice ballet troupe, which has performed around the world since its establishment in 1967. The large ice maker must operate for 24 hours before a performance starts in order to create a perfect ice rink for the dancers. A snowmaking machine is also on stage to create a bonus scene: a Christmas setting with snowflakes falling from the sky.