Jane Simpson Posted May 3, 2000 Share Posted May 3, 2000 The current edition of the magazine Dance Europe carries an interview with Trinidad Sevillano, in which she says she has already returned to dance - working with a small contemporary group - and is hoping to do Giselle soon, with the Victor Ullate company in Madrid. If she can really come back, after 5 years away, in whatever sort of dance, it will be wonderful - and if she comes back to ballet, that is the happiest news I've heard in a long time! Link to comment
Alexandra Posted May 3, 2000 Share Posted May 3, 2000 It is good news, Jane. Thanks for posting it. I loved her Juliet in the Ashton version. She's one of the most musical ballerinas I've ever seen. Link to comment
Kevin Ng Posted May 5, 2000 Share Posted May 5, 2000 Besides her Juliet, I liked Trinidad Sevillano's Giselle with Matz Skoog with the English National Ballet. I seem to recall that she left the company because she didn't get to dance much later on in her career due to some disagreement with her artistic director Peter Schaufuss. Link to comment
Alexandra Posted May 5, 2000 Share Posted May 5, 2000 Quick. Name three dancers who *didn't* have a disagreement with Peter Schaufuss Sevillano went to Boston Ballet from London Festival and then was supposed to do a few performances with the Royal, I believe, and then I lost track of her. Link to comment
Mme. Hermine Posted May 9, 2000 Share Posted May 9, 2000 if memory serves me correctly trinidad did ondine with the royal ballet. maybe a british contributor can confirm this? Link to comment
Jane Simpson Posted May 9, 2000 Author Share Posted May 9, 2000 We wish!! Actually she did Chloe, very well too - but it was not long after that that she gave up dancing for a long time. I would have *loved* to have seen her join the Royal Ballet. Link to comment
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