Fire of Anatolia on Antalya stage tonight

Fire of Anatolia on Antalya stage tonight

Fire of Anatolia Venue: Gloria Aspendos Arena Date: Aug 17, 9:15 pm Tickets: Biletix booths

Fire of Anatolia, a synthesis of hundreds of folkdances and music from different regions of Turkey, is a unique project taking inspiration from ancient Anatolian mythology. Its Antalya performances will continue tonight, with a show starting at 9:15 p.m. at Gloria Aspendos Arena. Tickets are available at Biletix booths. Since its first world tour in 2002, Fire of Anatolia has reached audiences in 85 countries and has been seen by 20 million people in its 3,500 performances.

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