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    Maria Kochetkova

    in Dancers

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    Maria Kochetkova take a part in Gala "INTENSIO" in Tokyo Japan nov. 22-25

    Daniil Simkin's Gala "INTENSIO" program

    - U-port hall(Tokyo), Nov.22-25 2012

    Choreography: Annabelle Lopez Ochoa

    Music: Olafur Arnalds

    Daniil Simkin (ABT)

    The Leaves Are Fading

    Choreography: Antony Tudor

    Music: Antonín Dvořák

    Julie Kent (ABT), Cory Stearns (ABT)

    Tschaikovsky Pas de Deux

    Choreography: George Balanchine

    Music: Peter I.Tchaikovsky

    Isabella Boylston (ABT), Joaquín De Luz(NYCB)

    Grand Adagio from Swan Lake

    Choreography: Lev Ivanov

    Music: Peter I.Tchaikovsky

    Irina Kolesnikova(St. Petersburg Ballet Theatre), Vladimir Shishov(Wiener Staatsballett)

    La Dame aux camelias Act 3 Pas de Deux

    Choreography: John Neumeier

    Music: Frédéric Chopin

    Julie Kent (ABT), Roberto Bolle(ABT,La Scala Theatre)

    Le Corsaire Pas de Deux

    Choreography: Marius Petipa

    Music: Riccardo Drigo

    Maria Kochetkova(SFB), Daniil Simkin (ABT)

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    INTERMISSION

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    La Pluie

    Choreography: Annabelle Lopez Ochoa

    Music: J.S. Bach

    Isabella Boylston(ABT), Daniil Simkin(ABT)

    Giselle Pas de Deux

    Choreography: Jean Coralli, Jules Perrot

    Music: Adolphe Adam

    Maria Kochetkova(SFB), Joaquín De Luz(NYCB)

    Cruel World

    Choreography: James Kudelka

    Music: Peter I.Tchaikovsky

    Julie Kent(ABT), Cory Stearns(ABT)

    Black Swan Pas de Deux from Swan Lake

    Choreography: Marius Petipa

    Music: Peter I.Tchaikovsky

    Irina Kolesnikova(St. Petersburg Ballet Theatre), , Vladimir Shishov(Wiener Staatsballett)

    Romeo and Juliet

    Choreography: Sir Kenneth MacMillan

    Music: Sergei Prokofiev

    Miyako Yoshida(free,ex-the Royal ballet Principal), Roberto Bolle(ABT,La Scala Theatre)(

    Les Bourgeois

    Choreography: Ben Van Cauwenbergh

    Music: Jacques Brel

    Daniil Simkin (ABT)

    Maria Kochetkova

    in Dancers

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    Maria Kochetkova & Joan Boada‎ will dance "Romeo & Juliet" and 'Voices of Spring' next week at the Kennedy Center!

    Washington, D.C. Tour

    November 13-18, 2012

    San Francisco Ballet will perform at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C., November 13-18, 2012. The week-long engagement will feature Helgi Tomasson's critically acclaimed Romeo & Juliet, and one mixed-bill program including Tomasson’s elegant Trio, SF Ballet Choreographer in Residence Yuri Possokhov’s thrilling RAkU, Sir Frederick Ashton's Voices of Spring, and Christopher Wheeldon’s breathtaking Number Nine. The Company’s last engagement in Washington, D.C. was part of its 75th Anniversary American Tour in 2008.

    Visit The Kennedy Center's website for tickets and information.

    Maria Kochetkova

    in Dancers

    Posted

    September 23, 2012 8:21 pm

    San Francisco Ballet, Sadler’s Wells, London

    By Clement Crisp

    The succeeding Classical Symphony is set to eponymous Prokofiev by the former Bolshoi dancer Yury Possokhov. It is buoyant, playfully snook-cocking, despatched with brightest verve by a cast led by the splendid Hansuke Yamamoto and Maria Kochetkova, and the choreography sits happily, saucily in its music, given with almost tangible delight by its cast.

    http://www.ft.com/in...l#axzz27Mgebw1j

    Maria Kochetkova

    in Dancers

    Posted · Edited by lion

    Opening at the Merchant Archiv

    vintage store in London tomorrow, The Romance of Perfection

    is a stunning atmospheric photography exibition of San Francisco Ballet principal dancer Maria Kochetkova

    from artist James Ostrer. Ostrer has been photographing the Moscow-born dancer for 10 years after being inspired by her obsession with perfection and quirky passion for fashion

    http://think-work-pl...n-james-ostrer/

    ...runs alongside her appearance with San Francisco Ballet at Sadler’s Wells from 14-23 September.

    Maria Kochetkova

    in Dancers

    Posted

    THE ROMANCE OF PERFECTION

    A Photographic Exhibition by James Ostrer

    Merchant Archive 19 Kensington Park Road, W11 2EU

    13 Sep – Jan 2013

    Private View 12 Sep 7pm-10pm

    Mon-Sat 10am-6pm;

    Sun 12noon-5pm

    Tel 020-7229 9006

    Merchant Archive presents a series of atmospheric photographs by renowned artist James Ostrer of San Francisco Ballet principal dancer Maria Kochetkova dressed in Merchant Archive’s vintage clothing.

    The exhibition celebrates her appearance with the ballet at Sadler’s Wells, EC1, 14-23 September.

    James has been photographing Maria for 10 years and is inspired by her obsession with perfection and quirky passion for fashion. He uses his photographs as a canvas to symbolise and hint at hidden aspects of her character. As he says, “There is a containment of physical pain and control in ballet which is tightly interwoven with its grace and beauty. I wanted to suggest this through the images of birdcages and her being bound by vintage ribbons.”

    JAMES OSTRER

    James Ostrer is an artist using Neo Baroque techniques within the mediums of photography and film to examine the common thread of discomfort that underlines western culture. His first solo exhibition, “Death, Sex and Re-birth”, in 2009 explored themes such as gluttony, sexual compulsion and addiction.

    In “Journey”, curated by actor Emma Thompson and activist Sam Roddick in a campaign against sex- trafficking, his work was seen alongside that of leading international artists such as Anish Kapoor and Anthony Micallef as well as Oscar-winning costume designer Sandy Powell and art director Michael Howells. This ambitious exhibition toured New York, Vienna, Madrid and The Hague from 2009-2011.

    Nominated as curator’s choice for the Taylor Wessing awards at the National Portrait Gallery, James’s 2010 portrait of “Nicky Haslam in Lucian Freud’s chair” explored the intimate relationship between the ‘socialite’ and the ‘artist’. This year he has participated in the Bloom Festival Public Art Event in Verona. One of 40 international artists invited to convert political billboards into exhibition spaces, his photograph was selected to promote the event.

    MARIA KOCHETKOVA

    Moscow-born Maria Kochetkova joined San Francisco Ballet in 2007 as principal dancer after training at the Bolshoi ballet school and dancing with the Royal Ballet and English National Ballet. Kochetkova also won the American TV series ‘Superstars of Dance’ in January 2009 on NBC and performs internationally as a guest artist with the Bolshoi and Stanislavsky Theatres in Moscow, the Mikhailovsky Theatre in St Petersburg and the Tokyo Ballet in Japan.

    Maria will be performing with San Francisco Ballet when they present three eclectic programmes at London’s Sadler’s Wells over two weeks from 14 September.

    MERCHANT ARCHIVE

    Merchant Archive is a curated vintage and contemporary store located in London’s Notting Hill that has become firmly established in the little black books of designers, stylists and celebrities worldwide.

    www.merchantarchive.com/boutique

    For press enquiries, images and further information please contact Teri Grenert at tgrenert@gmail.com or telephone 07957 298276

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