Picasso at Pompeii (excerpt) | Carnegie Hall+

The ancient Roman theater of Pompeii is the incredible setting for two ballets with scores by Satie and Stravinsky, staged in honor of Pablo Picasso’s visit to Italy in 1917 that inspired his sets and costumes for the original productions.

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