Dancers attend a dress rehearsal for the "THE WYLD" at Friedrichstadt-Palast in Berlin October 2, 2014. Ten choreographers working with 60 dancers from the world's largest ballet company put on the $13.5 million show, the largest production budget in the 95-year history of Friedrichstadt-Palast. REUTERS/Hannibal 

Dancers attend a dress rehearsal. REUTERS/Hannibal 

Dancers attend a dress rehearsal. REUTERS/Hannibal 

A dancer walks backstage before a preview. REUTERS/Hannibal 

A dancer attends a dress rehearsal. REUTERS/Hannibal 

Dancers attend a dress rehearsal. REUTERS/Hannibal 

Dancers are made-up prior to a dress rehearsal. REUTERS/Hannibal 

Dancers are silhouetted during a dress rehearsal. REUTERS/Hannibal 

A dancer prepares backstage during a preview show. REUTERS/Hannibal 

General view of the Friedrichstadt-Palast, the venue for the new grand show "THE WYLD", in Berlin. REUTERS/Hannibal 

Dancers laugh backstage after a preview show. REUTERS/Hannibal 

Dancers attend a dress rehearsal. REUTERS/Hannibal 

Dancers attend a dress rehearsal. REUTERS/Hannibal 

A dancer is helped with her costume backstage during a preview show. REUTERS/Hannibal 

Dancers attend a dress rehearsal. REUTERS/Hannibal 

Dancers attend a dress rehearsal. REUTERS/Hannibal 

Ballet director Alexandra Georgieva talks to members of the ballet ensemble during a dress rehearsal. REUTERS/Hannibal 

A dancer holds up a poodle during a dress rehearsal. REUTERS/Hannibal 

Dancers attend a dress rehearsal. REUTERS/Hannibal 

Dancers attend a dress rehearsal. REUTERS/Hannibal