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pattihio municpal Theatre, Limassol
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29-30 november 2024
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Thank You for Joining the Sold-Out Celebrity Christmas Gala!
We are overwhelmed with gratitude and joy after two magical, sold-out nights of the Celebrity Christmas Gala at the Pattichio Theatre in Limassol.
We are overwhelmed with gratitude and joy after two magical, sold-out nights of the Celebrity Christmas Gala at the Pattichio Theatre in Limassol.
This year’s event brought together world-class ballet stars to perform a stunning program of timeless classical ballet pieces, from Don Quixot and Le Corsair to The Nutcracker and Snow Maiden. Each performance embodied the magic of Christmas, leaving the audience mesmerized by the grace, artistry, and emotion of every moment on stage.
To everyone who attended and made these evenings unforgettable—thank you. Your applause, smiles, and heartfelt reactions inspire us to bring even more breathtaking performances to Cyprus.
ARTISTS
IGOR TSVIRKO
Born in Odintsovo, Moscow Region. In 2007 he graduated from the Moscow State Academy of Choreography and was accepted into the Bolshoi Ballet Company. The tutor is Alexander Vetrov. Since 2022 he has been the Premier of the Bolshoi Ballet.
He is a member of the jury on the TV channel "Culture" in the program "Big and Small".
Three times nominated for the Golden Mask theater award.
He was awarded the "Soul of Dance" award in the "Star" nomination.
REPERTOIRE:
Ivan the Terrible - "Ivan the Terrible" (Y. Grigorovich)
Spartak - "Spartak" ( Y. Grigorovich)
Ferkhad - "Legend of Love" ( Y. Grigorovich)
Albert - "Giselle" (Y. Grigorovich)
Prince - "The Nutcracker" (Y. Grigorovich)
Pechorin - "Hero of our time" (Yu. Possokhov)
Abderakhman - "Raymonda" (Y. Grigorovich)
Solor - "La Bayadère" ( Y. Grigorovich)
Jose - "Carmen Suite" (A. Alonso)
Konrad - "Corsair" (Yu. Burlaki)
Basil - "Don Quixote" (A. Fadeecheva)
Philip - "Flames of Paris"
Petruchio, Hortensio - "The Taming of the Shrew" (Jean - Christophe Maillot)
First dancer - "Lost Illusions" (A. Ratmansky)
Evil Genius - "Swan Lake" (Yu. Grigorovich)
Marco Spada, Pepinelli - "Marco Spada" (P. Lacotte)
Mercutio - "Romeo and Juliet" (Yu. Grigorovich)
pas de trois in "Emeralds" - "Jewels" (J. Balanchine)
Leading couple in "Rubies" - "Jewels" (J. Balanchine)
Soloist - "Tarantella" (J. Balanchine)
and others.
Participated in the performances "Chroma" (MacGregor), "Symphony of Psalms" (I. Killian), "Forgotten Land" (I. Killian), "Herman Shmerman" (W. Forsythe), "Classical Symphony" (Yu. Posokhova), "Short time together" (Sol Leon and Paul Lightfoot), "Russian Seasons" (A. Ratmansky), "Dream of Dream" (Y. Elo)
and of course "Love is everywhere" (I.Vasilyeva).
AWARDS:
In 2013 he participated in the Moscow International Ballet Competition, where he received a Silver medal.
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KRISTINA KRETOVA
She was born in the city of Orel, and from the age of 6 she studied at a choreographic school. At the age of 10, as the best student of the school, she was engaged to enter the Moscow State Academy of Choreography at the Bolshoi Theater. After graduating from college with honors, she was accepted into the troupe "Kremlin Ballet" in the status of prima ballerina, where she worked for 9 years, playing the main roles. Later, after spending one season at the Stanislavsky and Nemirovich-Danchenko Theater, she was invited to join the troupe of the Bolshoi Theater of Russia.
Kristina Aleksandrovna performed on the most famous stages of the world, where she was noted by various critics who noted her amazing technique, training, and of course, artistry.
Included in the ranking of the 25 best ballerinas in the world according to Dance Magazine, winner of the Triumph award, laureate of the Soul of Dance award in the Rising Star nomination, Laureate of All-Russian and International competitions, awarded the Dance Open International Ballet Prize in the Miss virtuosity".
In 2017, she was a guest of honor during the opening of the Oryol Children's Choreographic School named after E.M. Pankova".
Over the past 10 years, she has been performing on the stage of the Bolshoi Theater, dancing, preserving the traditions of the Russian school, proudly representing the Oryol school. Performs the main roles such as: Odette-Odile (Swan Lake), Giselle (Giselle), Kitri (Don Quixote), Marie (The Nutcracker), Anyuta (Anyuta), Gamzatti (La Bayadère), Jeanne (Flame of Paris), Julette (Romeo) and Juliet) Esmeralda (Esmeralda) and many others.
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Giorgi Potskhishvili
Giorgi Potskhishvili (Tbilisi, Georgia) was born into a real family of dancers. At the age of seven, he began learning Georgian and other folk dances at his parents’ ballet school. Later, he danced with a folk dance ensemble. At thirteen, he was admitted to the V. Chabukiani Tbilisi Ballet Art State School – although his initial goal was to continue honing his skills in Georgian dance.
However, he changed his mind after realizing how much he enjoyed ballet classes at the school. In 2017, Elena Glurjidze, a former prima ballerina with the English National Ballet, invited Giorgi to attend her intensive summer course at the Masters of Ballet Academy in London. It was here that he first heard about the Dutch National Ballet Academy. He managed to secure a place there after a successful audition in 2018. Giorgi joined the Dutch National Ballet's Junior Company in 2020, transferring to the Dutch National Ballet after just one year. He joined the company as an élève in 2021, was promoted to coryphée in 2022, and to grand sujet in May of the same year. He danced his first solo role in June 2021 in Toer van Schayk's "7th Symphony", and in December 2021 he performed the role of the Mouse King in "The Nutcracker and the Mouse King". In April 2022 he danced his first principal role as Abd al-Rahman in Rachel Beaujean's reinterpretation of "Raymonda". In the same year he received an honorable mention 'Outstanding Performance by a Male Dancer' for "Two Gold Variations" (Critics' Choice Dance Europe).
In April 2023, Giorgi was promoted to soloist, immediately after his performance as Prince Siegfried in "Swan Lake". In October 2023, he debuted as Hillarion and Albrecht in Rachel Beaujean and Ricardo Bustamante's revival of "Giselle". And on December 18, after the performance in which he performed the lead role of Abd al-Rahman in Rachel Beaujean's revival of "Raymonda", he was promoted to Principal Dancer. Also in 2023, he was nominated for the Critics' Choice Dance Europe Dancer of the Year Award, won the Zwaan Award for "Most Impressive Achievement in Dance" (for "The Green Table") and the Alexandra Radius Award.
Photo: ©-Jan-Willem-Kaldenbach
However, he changed his mind after realizing how much he enjoyed ballet classes at the school. In 2017, Elena Glurjidze, a former prima ballerina with the English National Ballet, invited Giorgi to attend her intensive summer course at the Masters of Ballet Academy in London. It was here that he first heard about the Dutch National Ballet Academy. He managed to secure a place there after a successful audition in 2018. Giorgi joined the Dutch National Ballet's Junior Company in 2020, transferring to the Dutch National Ballet after just one year. He joined the company as an élève in 2021, was promoted to coryphée in 2022, and to grand sujet in May of the same year. He danced his first solo role in June 2021 in Toer van Schayk's "7th Symphony", and in December 2021 he performed the role of the Mouse King in "The Nutcracker and the Mouse King". In April 2022 he danced his first principal role as Abd al-Rahman in Rachel Beaujean's reinterpretation of "Raymonda". In the same year he received an honorable mention 'Outstanding Performance by a Male Dancer' for "Two Gold Variations" (Critics' Choice Dance Europe).
In April 2023, Giorgi was promoted to soloist, immediately after his performance as Prince Siegfried in "Swan Lake". In October 2023, he debuted as Hillarion and Albrecht in Rachel Beaujean and Ricardo Bustamante's revival of "Giselle". And on December 18, after the performance in which he performed the lead role of Abd al-Rahman in Rachel Beaujean's revival of "Raymonda", he was promoted to Principal Dancer. Also in 2023, he was nominated for the Critics' Choice Dance Europe Dancer of the Year Award, won the Zwaan Award for "Most Impressive Achievement in Dance" (for "The Green Table") and the Alexandra Radius Award.
Photo: ©-Jan-Willem-Kaldenbach
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Anna Tsygankova
Born in Novosibirsk, in Russia, Anna studied dance at her local dance school before joining the Bolshoi Ballet in 1997. Promoted to soloist a year later, she was coached by the legendary ballerina Raisa Struchkova.
In 2004, she joined the National Hungarian Ballet as a principal and since 2007, she has been developing in this position at the Het Nationale Ballet in Amsterdam.
She has been the guest dancer in many companies such as the Royal Ballet in London, the Vienna Opera Ballet, the Rome Opera Ballet, the Hong Kong Ballet, the Tatarstan National Ballet,…
Her repertoire includes all the major classical roles, although she also boasts an impressive contemporary repertoire. She has also created several roles, particularly under the leadership of Christopher Wheeldon, Alexei Ratmansky or even Hans Van Manen.
In 2008, she received the “Alexandra Radius Prize”. In 2013, she was given the Benois de la Danse for Cinderella by Christopher Wheeldon, and in 2014, she won the Open Prize at the Dance Grand Prix.
In 2004, she joined the National Hungarian Ballet as a principal and since 2007, she has been developing in this position at the Het Nationale Ballet in Amsterdam.
She has been the guest dancer in many companies such as the Royal Ballet in London, the Vienna Opera Ballet, the Rome Opera Ballet, the Hong Kong Ballet, the Tatarstan National Ballet,…
Her repertoire includes all the major classical roles, although she also boasts an impressive contemporary repertoire. She has also created several roles, particularly under the leadership of Christopher Wheeldon, Alexei Ratmansky or even Hans Van Manen.
In 2008, she received the “Alexandra Radius Prize”. In 2013, she was given the Benois de la Danse for Cinderella by Christopher Wheeldon, and in 2014, she won the Open Prize at the Dance Grand Prix.
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Shale Wagman
The canadian dancer Shale Wagman trained in Toronto and in Monte Carlo at the Académie Princesse Grace. He has received numerous awards, including the first prize at the Prix de Lausanne, the Rudolf Nureyev Foundation award for artistry in 2018 and the youth American Grand Prix (2014). He was the youngest guest ever invited to perform in a principal role (James in La Sylphide) at the Mariinsky. He has performed in many gala performances, including the International Ballet Festival in St. Petersburg Dance Open (2019) or the Gala de Danza in Los Cabos, Mexico. His first engagement was with the English National Ballet in London under the direction of Tamara Rojo. He has performed in productions by Derek Deane (Swan Lake), Marco Goecke (Hungarian Dance No.1, created for him), Akram Khan (Dust), Russell Maliphant (Second Breath), Annabelle Lopez Ochoa (Frida), Jean-Christophe Maillot (Nutcracker), Christopher Wheeldon (Cinderella) and Wayne McGregor (Chroma solo). Since 2015, Shale Wagman has repeatedly choreographed, including works for the Académie Princesse Grace, Les Rencontres Philosophiques de Monaco and the Gala de Danza, Mexico. He has been engaged by the Bayerisches Staatsballett since spring 2021 and was promoted to first soloist for the 2022-23 season. 2024: joins the Paris Opera Corps de Ballet.
Photo: Nicholas Mackay
Photo: Nicholas Mackay
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Chinara Alizade
Chinara Alizade is Principal Dancer at Polish National ballet.
In past she worked at Bolshoi Theatre of Moscow like a soloist.
She is repertoire include all classical ballets roles like “Swan Lake”, Don Quixote”, “Nutcracker”, “Giselle”, “La Bayadere”, “Sleeping beauty”, and others…
As well as a lot of neoclassical and modern choreography.
She worked with so many great choreographers, like: John Neumeier, Krzysztof Pastor, Wayne McGregor, Alexey Ratmansky, Jiri Kylian, with John Cranko asystents, with asystents Kenneth MacMilian ( dance ballet “Maerling” Mari Vetsera ), Toer van Schayk & Wayne Eagling, Manuel Legris, danced George Balanchine’s ballets, with William Forsythe, danced Twyla Tharp’s ballet, With Mats Ek, and others
Awards
2005- Gold Medal International Ballet Competition in Moscow
2012- Awarded the title of Merited Artist of Azerbaijan Republic in Baku
2013- International Ballet Award „Star” from Gilbert Albert and Nina Ananiashvili in Tbilisi 2015- Gold Medal” Asian Grand Prix” Competition in Hong Kong
2021- The Best classical dancer in Polane
In past she worked at Bolshoi Theatre of Moscow like a soloist.
She is repertoire include all classical ballets roles like “Swan Lake”, Don Quixote”, “Nutcracker”, “Giselle”, “La Bayadere”, “Sleeping beauty”, and others…
As well as a lot of neoclassical and modern choreography.
She worked with so many great choreographers, like: John Neumeier, Krzysztof Pastor, Wayne McGregor, Alexey Ratmansky, Jiri Kylian, with John Cranko asystents, with asystents Kenneth MacMilian ( dance ballet “Maerling” Mari Vetsera ), Toer van Schayk & Wayne Eagling, Manuel Legris, danced George Balanchine’s ballets, with William Forsythe, danced Twyla Tharp’s ballet, With Mats Ek, and others
Awards
2005- Gold Medal International Ballet Competition in Moscow
2012- Awarded the title of Merited Artist of Azerbaijan Republic in Baku
2013- International Ballet Award „Star” from Gilbert Albert and Nina Ananiashvili in Tbilisi 2015- Gold Medal” Asian Grand Prix” Competition in Hong Kong
2021- The Best classical dancer in Polane
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Boris Zhurilov
Member of the Hungarian national opera since: 2022
Education:
Vaganova Ballet Academy (1998–2006)
Professional work experience:
Stanislavsky and Nemirovich-Danchenko Moscow Academic Musical Theatre – first soloist (2019–2022)
State Ballet of Georgia, Tbilisi – principal (2018–2019)
Mariinsky Theater (2006–2018)
Principal roles:
Cranko/Tchaikovsky/Stolze: Onegin – Onegin, Lensky
Seregi/Khachaturian: Spartacus – Spartacus
Eifman/Strauss II: The Pygmalion Effect – Coach
Dantzig/Schayk/Tchaikovsky: Swan Lake – Prince Siegfried
Vainonen/Tchaikovsky: The Nutcracker – Nutcracker Prince
Eagling/Solymosi/Tchaikovsky: The Nutcracker – Nutcracker Prince
Velekei/Bartók: The Wooden Prince – The Prince
Petipa/Fadeyechev/Tchaikovsky: Sleeping Beauty – Prince Désire
Bobrov/Prokofiev: Cinderella – Prince
Sergeev/Petipa/Adam: Giselle – Albrecht
Fokine/Chopin/Glazunov: Les Sylphide – Soloist
Petipa/Minkus: Paquita
Petipa/Minkus: Grand pas classique
Petipa/Gorsky/Goleizovsky/Messerer/Minkus: Don Quixote – Espada
Sevagin/Prokofiev: Romeo and Juliet – Paris
Lifar/Lalo: Suite en Blanc – Solo parts
Kylián/Mozart: Petite Mort
Balanchine/Bizet: Symphony in C
McGregor/Richter: Infra
Education:
Vaganova Ballet Academy (1998–2006)
Professional work experience:
Stanislavsky and Nemirovich-Danchenko Moscow Academic Musical Theatre – first soloist (2019–2022)
State Ballet of Georgia, Tbilisi – principal (2018–2019)
Mariinsky Theater (2006–2018)
Principal roles:
Cranko/Tchaikovsky/Stolze: Onegin – Onegin, Lensky
Seregi/Khachaturian: Spartacus – Spartacus
Eifman/Strauss II: The Pygmalion Effect – Coach
Dantzig/Schayk/Tchaikovsky: Swan Lake – Prince Siegfried
Vainonen/Tchaikovsky: The Nutcracker – Nutcracker Prince
Eagling/Solymosi/Tchaikovsky: The Nutcracker – Nutcracker Prince
Velekei/Bartók: The Wooden Prince – The Prince
Petipa/Fadeyechev/Tchaikovsky: Sleeping Beauty – Prince Désire
Bobrov/Prokofiev: Cinderella – Prince
Sergeev/Petipa/Adam: Giselle – Albrecht
Fokine/Chopin/Glazunov: Les Sylphide – Soloist
Petipa/Minkus: Paquita
Petipa/Minkus: Grand pas classique
Petipa/Gorsky/Goleizovsky/Messerer/Minkus: Don Quixote – Espada
Sevagin/Prokofiev: Romeo and Juliet – Paris
Lifar/Lalo: Suite en Blanc – Solo parts
Kylián/Mozart: Petite Mort
Balanchine/Bizet: Symphony in C
McGregor/Richter: Infra
Preljocaj/Mozart: Le Parc
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Maria Yakovleva
Member of the Hungarian State Opera since 2022
Education and training:
Vaganova Ballet Academy, Saint Petersburg (1996–2007)
Prof. Assen Diamandiev Art Academy, Plovdiv (2021–2022) – ballet master’s degree
Professional work:
Wiener Staatsballett (2010–2022) – first soloist
Wiener Staatsballett (2005–2010) – soloist
Mariinsky Theatre, Saint Petersburg (2004–2005)
Awards and distinctions:
Nomination for Prix Benois de la Danse (2011)
„Best Dancer” at Premio Capri Danza (2016)
Principal roles:
Nureyev/Minkus: Don Quijote – Kitri
Petit/Bizet: L’Arlesienne – Vivette
Nureyev/Tchaikovsky: Swan Lake – Odette, Odile
Deane/Tchaikovsky: Swan Lake – Odette, Odile
MacMillan/Massenet: Manon – Manon
MacMillan/Liszt/Lanchbery: Mayerling – Mary Vetsera
Deane/Davis: The Lady of the Camellias – Marguerite
Wright/Tchaikovsky: The Sleeping Beauty – Aurora, Princess Florine
Nureyev/Glazunov: Raymonda – Raymonda
Cranko/Tchaikovsky: Onegin – Tatiana, Olga
Cranko/Prokofiev: Romeo and Juliet – Julia
Bart/Prokofiev: Romeo and Juliet – Juliet
Bombana/Berlioz: Romeo and Juliet – Juliet
Cannito/Prokofiev: Romeo and Juliet – Juliet
Legris/Adam: Le Corsaire – Medora
Legris/Delibes: Sylvia – Sylvia
Vainonen/Tchaikovsky: The Nutcracker – Princess Maria
Harangozó/Tchaikovsky: The Nutcracker – Princess Maria
Amodio/Tchaikovsky: The Nutcracker – Princess Maria
Nureyev/Tchaikovsky: The Nutcracker – Clara
Lacotte/Delibes: Coppelia – Swanilda
Harangozó/Delibes: Coppelia – Swanilda
Lacotte/Schneitzhoeffer: La Sylphide – Sylphide
Chernischova/Bart/Adam: Giselle – Giselle
Ashton/Hérold: La fille mal gardée – Lisa
Malakhov/Minkus: La Bayadere – Hamsatti
Petipa/Deldevez/Minkus: Paquita – Paquita
Petit/J. Strauss II: The Bat – Bella
Lander/Riisager: Études
Van Manen/Liszt: Live
Van Manen/Satie: Trois Gnossiennes
Robins/Chopin: Other dances
Education and training:
Vaganova Ballet Academy, Saint Petersburg (1996–2007)
Prof. Assen Diamandiev Art Academy, Plovdiv (2021–2022) – ballet master’s degree
Professional work:
Wiener Staatsballett (2010–2022) – first soloist
Wiener Staatsballett (2005–2010) – soloist
Mariinsky Theatre, Saint Petersburg (2004–2005)
Awards and distinctions:
Nomination for Prix Benois de la Danse (2011)
„Best Dancer” at Premio Capri Danza (2016)
Principal roles:
Nureyev/Minkus: Don Quijote – Kitri
Petit/Bizet: L’Arlesienne – Vivette
Nureyev/Tchaikovsky: Swan Lake – Odette, Odile
Deane/Tchaikovsky: Swan Lake – Odette, Odile
MacMillan/Massenet: Manon – Manon
MacMillan/Liszt/Lanchbery: Mayerling – Mary Vetsera
Deane/Davis: The Lady of the Camellias – Marguerite
Wright/Tchaikovsky: The Sleeping Beauty – Aurora, Princess Florine
Nureyev/Glazunov: Raymonda – Raymonda
Cranko/Tchaikovsky: Onegin – Tatiana, Olga
Cranko/Prokofiev: Romeo and Juliet – Julia
Bart/Prokofiev: Romeo and Juliet – Juliet
Bombana/Berlioz: Romeo and Juliet – Juliet
Cannito/Prokofiev: Romeo and Juliet – Juliet
Legris/Adam: Le Corsaire – Medora
Legris/Delibes: Sylvia – Sylvia
Vainonen/Tchaikovsky: The Nutcracker – Princess Maria
Harangozó/Tchaikovsky: The Nutcracker – Princess Maria
Amodio/Tchaikovsky: The Nutcracker – Princess Maria
Nureyev/Tchaikovsky: The Nutcracker – Clara
Lacotte/Delibes: Coppelia – Swanilda
Harangozó/Delibes: Coppelia – Swanilda
Lacotte/Schneitzhoeffer: La Sylphide – Sylphide
Chernischova/Bart/Adam: Giselle – Giselle
Ashton/Hérold: La fille mal gardée – Lisa
Malakhov/Minkus: La Bayadere – Hamsatti
Petipa/Deldevez/Minkus: Paquita – Paquita
Petit/J. Strauss II: The Bat – Bella
Lander/Riisager: Études
Van Manen/Liszt: Live
Van Manen/Satie: Trois Gnossiennes
Robins/Chopin: Other dances
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Evgenii Zhukov
EDUCATION
Moscow State Choreographic School named after Lavrovsky (teacher – N.L. Dokukin)
CAREER AND REPERTOIRE
Moscow Academic Musical Theatre named after K.S. Stanislavsky and Vl.I. Nemirovich-Danchenko (since 2015)
Repertoire:
- Harlequin, Spanish Dance, Moor, Russian Dance, Nutcracker Prince (The Nutcracker by P.I. Tchaikovsky, choreography by Vasily Vainonen)
- Buffoon, Lel, Mizgir (The Snow Maiden by P.I. Tchaikovsky, choreography by Vladimir Burmeister)
- Solor, Golden Idol, Magdavey (La Bayadère by L. Minkus, choreography by Natalia Makarova after Petipa)
- Count Albrecht, Classical Duet (Giselle by A. Adam, choreography by Jean Coralli, Jules Perrot, Marius Petipa, revised version by Laurent Hilaire)
- The Leader of the Beggars (Manon to music by Massenet, choreography by Kenneth MacMillan)
- Vladimir Lensky (Tatiana Auerbach, choreography by John Neumeier)
— Kostya Treplev (The Seagull to music by Scriabin, Shostakovich, Tchaikovsky, Glennie, choreography by John Neumeier)
— Romeo (Romeo and Juliet by S. Prokofiev, choreography by Maxim Sevagin)
— Espada (Don Quixote by L. Minkus, choreography by Rudolf Nureyev)
— Prince, Drosselmeyer (The Nutcracker by P.I. Tchaikovsky, choreography by Yuri Possokhov)
— Danila the Master, Severian (The Stone Flower by S. Prokofiev, choreography by Yuri Grigorovich)
— Black King/Queen/Carroll (Through the Looking Glass, choreographer Konstantin Semenov)
— Kai (The Snow Queen to music by P.I. Tchaikovsky, choreography by M. Sevagin)
Solo parts in ballets:
— "The Second Detail" by William Forsythe
— "Onis" by Jacques Garnier
— "Tulle" by Alexander Ekman
— "The Phantom Ball" by Dmitry Bryantsev
— "Lonely George" by Marco Goecke
— "Minus 16" by Ohad Naharin
— "Wax Wings", "Little Death" by Jiri Kylian
— "KAASH" by Akram Khan
— "In Dark Images" by Maxim Sevagin
— "No One Is Fairer Than Death" by Maxim Sevagin
— "Class Concert" by Maxim Sevagin
— "Vorga" by Ksenia Ternavskaya
— "Reflections" by Yuri Possokhov
— "The Hill" by Gentian Doda
Moscow State Choreographic School named after Lavrovsky (teacher – N.L. Dokukin)
CAREER AND REPERTOIRE
Moscow Academic Musical Theatre named after K.S. Stanislavsky and Vl.I. Nemirovich-Danchenko (since 2015)
Repertoire:
- Harlequin, Spanish Dance, Moor, Russian Dance, Nutcracker Prince (The Nutcracker by P.I. Tchaikovsky, choreography by Vasily Vainonen)
- Buffoon, Lel, Mizgir (The Snow Maiden by P.I. Tchaikovsky, choreography by Vladimir Burmeister)
- Solor, Golden Idol, Magdavey (La Bayadère by L. Minkus, choreography by Natalia Makarova after Petipa)
- Count Albrecht, Classical Duet (Giselle by A. Adam, choreography by Jean Coralli, Jules Perrot, Marius Petipa, revised version by Laurent Hilaire)
- The Leader of the Beggars (Manon to music by Massenet, choreography by Kenneth MacMillan)
- Vladimir Lensky (Tatiana Auerbach, choreography by John Neumeier)
— Kostya Treplev (The Seagull to music by Scriabin, Shostakovich, Tchaikovsky, Glennie, choreography by John Neumeier)
— Romeo (Romeo and Juliet by S. Prokofiev, choreography by Maxim Sevagin)
— Espada (Don Quixote by L. Minkus, choreography by Rudolf Nureyev)
— Prince, Drosselmeyer (The Nutcracker by P.I. Tchaikovsky, choreography by Yuri Possokhov)
— Danila the Master, Severian (The Stone Flower by S. Prokofiev, choreography by Yuri Grigorovich)
— Black King/Queen/Carroll (Through the Looking Glass, choreographer Konstantin Semenov)
— Kai (The Snow Queen to music by P.I. Tchaikovsky, choreography by M. Sevagin)
Solo parts in ballets:
— "The Second Detail" by William Forsythe
— "Onis" by Jacques Garnier
— "Tulle" by Alexander Ekman
— "The Phantom Ball" by Dmitry Bryantsev
— "Lonely George" by Marco Goecke
— "Minus 16" by Ohad Naharin
— "Wax Wings", "Little Death" by Jiri Kylian
— "KAASH" by Akram Khan
— "In Dark Images" by Maxim Sevagin
— "No One Is Fairer Than Death" by Maxim Sevagin
— "Class Concert" by Maxim Sevagin
— "Vorga" by Ksenia Ternavskaya
— "Reflections" by Yuri Possokhov
— "The Hill" by Gentian Doda
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Anastasia Limenko
In 2012 graduated from the Moscow State Academy of Choreography. In the same year joined the Stanislavsky and Nemirovich-Danchenko Music Theatre.
Repertoire: Princess Stephanie (Mayerling by Kenneth MacMillan to music by Liszt), Snow Maiden (The Snow Maiden by Vladimir Burmeister to music by Tchaikovsky), Masha the Princess, Chinese Dance, Doll (The Nutcracker by Tchaikovsky, choreography by Vladimir Burmeister), Effie and Sylphide (La Sylphide by Schneitzhöeffer, choreography by Pierre Lacotte), Stepsister (Cinderella by Prokofiev, choreography by Oleg Vinogradov), Olga (Tatjana by Auerbach, choreography by John Neumeier), Pas de cinq and Serenade (Suite en blanc by Lifar to music by Lalo), solo parts in Petite mort, Sleepless, Sechs Tänze by Jiří Kylián, The Second Detail by William Forsythe, The Illusive Ball by Dmitry Bryantsev, Minus 16 by Ohad Naharin, Les Noces by Angelin Preljocaj.
Repertoire: Princess Stephanie (Mayerling by Kenneth MacMillan to music by Liszt), Snow Maiden (The Snow Maiden by Vladimir Burmeister to music by Tchaikovsky), Masha the Princess, Chinese Dance, Doll (The Nutcracker by Tchaikovsky, choreography by Vladimir Burmeister), Effie and Sylphide (La Sylphide by Schneitzhöeffer, choreography by Pierre Lacotte), Stepsister (Cinderella by Prokofiev, choreography by Oleg Vinogradov), Olga (Tatjana by Auerbach, choreography by John Neumeier), Pas de cinq and Serenade (Suite en blanc by Lifar to music by Lalo), solo parts in Petite mort, Sleepless, Sechs Tänze by Jiří Kylián, The Second Detail by William Forsythe, The Illusive Ball by Dmitry Bryantsev, Minus 16 by Ohad Naharin, Les Noces by Angelin Preljocaj.
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Natalia Krekou
Natalia Krekou received her first ballet lessons in her home town of Nicosia, Cyprus. In 2001 she became a student in the Junior Company in Nicosia and in the excellence class of the Cyprus Ballet. In 2004 she received a scholarship to the Bolshoi Academy (Moscow), after which she was hired as a soloist at the City Ballet in Moscow. Her path then led her to the Russian Classical Ballet and the International Ballet Gala with Vladimir Malakov. In 2010 she became a soloist at the Landesbühnen Sachsen in Radebeul. Since 2013/2014 she has been a member of the Chemnitz Ballet ensemble and has played many leading roles, including: as Giselle, Morgan Le Fay in Reiner Feistel's King Arthur, Olga in Eugene Onegin, Hyppolita and Titania in A Midsummer Night's Dream, the girl Shanti in Ashley Lobo's The Jungle Book, as Juliet in Sergei Prokofiev's Romeo and Juliet in the choreography of Luciano Cannito and as Odile in Swan Lake.
Photo: Dieter Wuschanski
Photo: Dieter Wuschanski
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