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A Russian folk dance characterized by a tempo that alternates between slow and fast. The dancers exhibit high energy with stomping and spirited movements.

The name means 'jump' in Russian, and as suggested, this dance is full of energetic jumping movements, along with kicks and spins.

A traditional dance involving a scarf (platok). Dancers use the scarf to enhance the expressiveness of their movements and to convey a story or emotion.

A traditional Ukrainian and Russian men's dance, often performed to a fast-paced, energetic rhythm. It is characterized by squatting, high-kick movements, and acrobatics.

Named after the Russian sled pulled by three horses, this dance simulates the movement of the horses with dancers typically in groups of three, often involving bell-like sounds to mimic the sleigh bells.

A lively dance that often accompanies the famous Russian folk song of the same name. It involves a combination of singing and dancing, with dancers showcasing high kicks and squat work.

A unique dance where performers glide on-stage imitating the swaying of birch trees. The dancers' steps are nearly imperceptible, adding to the ethereal quality of the dance.

Drobushki is a traditional clapping dance, where participants not only perform footwork but also include a sequence of coordinated hand claps.

A traditional Russian folk dance that evokes the feeling of a snowstorm (metelitsa). Dancers move rapidly and swirl around, simulating snow being blown by the wind.

This dance captures the movements of the burlaks, or boatmen on the Volga River. It often includes dragging steps and hauling motions, simulating the work of pulling boats.

A traditional Russian folk dance that mimics the movements of the game of the same name, involving knocking over small objects (gorodki) set up in a pattern.

A circular dance that is traditional to Slavic countries. It often involves holding hands and moving in a circle, with steps and movements reflecting the particular region's style.

A Belarussian folk dance adopted into Russian culture, characterized by athleticism and often performed at festivals. The dance includes a story, usually about village life.

A Russian folk dance with a distinctive knee-bending move, which appears as if the dancer is briefly sitting in the air before straightening.

Also known as 'Hopak', originated in Ukraine but popular in Russian culture. It's a high-energy dance with a spirited pace, involving leaps, kicks, and stomping.

A Russian sailor's dance characterized by bold squat kicks, jumps, and both solo and group performances. The name translates to 'little apple'.

Originating from the Cossacks of southern Russia, this dance is known for its dynamic jumps, rapid spins, and the iconic squat-and-kick moves.

A lively dance with quick footwork and a spirited cadence, Kamarinskaya is named after a traditional Russian tune that it is commonly set to.

Named after traditional Russian footwear, the dance sometimes includes props resembling these shoes. It is a playful folk dance reflecting rural life.