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ISABELLA BOYLSTON, SOLOIST WITH AMERICAN BALLET THEATRE, RECEIVES THE CLIVE BARNES AWARD 2011
Isabella Boylston, Soloist with American Ballet Theatre, was named recipient of the 2011 Clive Barnes Award, which celebrates the work of young actors and dancers. The award was presented by the legendary Frederic Franklin, December 5 at the Walter Reade Theatre at Lincoln Center.
El teatro de La Scala de Milán inaugura este miércoles la tradicional temporada con el 'Don Giovanni' de Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, dirigido por el argentino-israelí Daniel Barenboim, designado en octubre director musical del templo italiano de la lírica.
La puesta en escena estará a cargo del canadiense Robert Carsen y permanecerá en cartelera hasta el 14 de enero de 2012.
Lladró arranca una exposición itinerante en la reapertura del icónico Bolshoi de Moscú.
La firma protagoniza una exposición en la cuna del ballet ruso con sus porcelanas dedicadas al mundo de la danza. Las delicadas bailarinas de Lladró, marca española líder en el diseño de porcelana, debutaron en uno de los templos de la danza europea: el teatro Bolshoi de Moscú, reabierto tras finalizar un imponente proceso de reconstrucción que ha durado seis años.
L'ENVERS DU DECOR 28 janvier au 20 mai 2012 à la Comédie-Française et à l'Opéra de Paris au XIXème siècle.
Première exposition au Centre national du costume de scène et de la scénographie consacrée à la mise en scène théâtrale, aux décors et aux trucages, « L’Envers du décor » est un voyage historique, ludique et interactif dans les coulisses de la scène au XIXe siècle.
The Prix de Lausanne is delighted to announce the participation in the 2012 competition of the choreographer and director of "Les Ballets de Monte Carlo", Mr Jean-Christophe Maillot.
Created in 1973, the Prix de Lausanne is an international competition for young dancers aged 15 to 18.The 40th edition of the Prix de Lausanne 2012 will be held from January 29th to February 4th 2012, at the Théâtre de Beaulieu in Lausanne.
El connotado bailarín y corógrafo de origen francés, Michel Descombey, quien radicaba en México desde hace varias décadas, murió esta tarde a los 81 años de edad.
Según información publicada en diversos medios de comunicación, el considerado pieza fundamental para la danza nacional, fundador del Ballet Teatro del Espacio junto con Gladiola Orozco, murió a las 17:40 horas en la Ciudad de México.
2011 Telstra Ballet Dancer Award … the winner takes it all!
Chengwu Guo has been crowned the 2011 winner of the Telstra Ballet Dancer Award (TBDA). In an impressive coup he has also been voted the Telstra People’s Choice, scooping the 2011 TBDA pool. Notably, Chengwu is the first male dancer to win both the panel-voted main Award and the public-decided Telstra People’s Choice.
Previously, ballerinas Amber Scott and Stephanie Williams achieved this double-header feat in 2004 and 2009 respectively.
PRINCIPAL DANCER DAVID HALLBERG TO APPEAR ON THE COLBERT REPORT, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7 ON COMEDY CENTRAL.
American Ballet Theatre Principal Dancer David Hallberg will make a guest appearance on The Colbert Report on December 7, 2011. Host Stephen Colbert will interview Mr. Hallberg about his recent appointment to Premier Danseur at the Bolshoi Ballet in Moscow.
CHRISTIAN SPUCK CREATES LAST WORK FOR STUTTGART BALLET AS RESIDENT CHOREOGRAPHER EVENING LENGTH DAS FRAULEIN VON S. BASED ON E.T.A. HOFFMANN NOVELLA AND FEATURES MARCIA HAYDÉE.
On February 10, 2012 in the Opera House of the State Theater Stuttgart Christian Spuck’s DAS FRAULEIN VON S. will receive its world premiere. This is Spuck’s third full length work for the Stuttgart Ballet – and his last as its Resident Choreographer. As such DAS FRAULEIN VON S. marks the end of an era for the Stuttgart Ballet: In September 2012 Spuck will depart the company after a decade as Resident Choreographer to assume the directorship of the Zurich Ballet.
Steps & Times
Première at the Bavarian State Ballet on December 22, 2011
The current season at the Bavarian State Ballet is titled “Very British!?” The season’s first première, Steps & Times, on December 22, 2011 implements this theme by presenting the work of two of the most prominent English choreographers: Frederick Ashton and Kenneth MacMillan.