
Charming_Lise
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About Charming_Lise
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- Birthday 07/24/1988
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Connection to/interest in ballet** (Please describe. Examples: fan, teacher, dancer, writer, avid balletgoer)
Fan, avid balletgoer
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London and the South East
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England
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This article from the Arts Desk provides a lot of background information on the situation: http://www.theartsdesk.com/index.php?option=com_k2&view=item&id=3298:bolshoi-leader-quits-in-porn-scandal&Itemid=12 Jamila
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First time at the ballet for young children
Charming_Lise replied to Estelle's topic in Everything Else Ballet
What a great topic! The first time I went to the ballet I was 6 and it was Swan Lake by the Moscow City Ballet at our local theatre Fairfield Halls. I had just recently began ballet lessons. I remember really enjoying seeing it and being fascinated by it. I was somewhat already familliar with the music having danced around at home to it a lot. I also saw the children's troupe Naional Youth Ballet. -
Thanks for your response. That's lovely news to hear she is expecting another baby!
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I've been wondering if anyone knows about Zenaida Yanowsky. She hasn't performed with the Royal Ballet for the first part of the season. Is she still with the company? I would be disapointed to hear if she has left.
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Obama to Stanislavski Th. (ballet?) tomorrow
Charming_Lise replied to Natalia's topic in Ballet News & Issues
GROTUS? That's brilliant! -
Just thought people might be interested to know that Alina Cojocaru has a new website it is www.alinacojocaru.com
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I agree with you. I think something needs to be down to encourage young people into the arts in the U.K. It would also help if prices were lowered for the ROH. I am a student so cannot go as often as I would like though the student standby scheme is an excellent step in the right direction. At primary I was introduced to the arts at a young age we used to go once a term to our local theatre to see concerts which were especially for schools. I think this initiative should be used in schools when possible.
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Making up alternate endings to great ballets
Charming_Lise replied to bart's topic in Everything Else Ballet
In La Fille mal gardee Lise and Colas and up eloping to Vegas where they are married by an Elvis lookalike. -
There is an interesting article in the June issue of Dancie Europe on Ballet de España.
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I agree. It seems to a wonderful part of the Russian tradition that a dancer is able to impart their experience on younger dancers in such a way. A sort of carrying on of thoughts, emotions and experiences in which a dancer can use to put their own signature stamp on the role.
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Charming Lise, we're in the same boat... Out of your seven choices, i'll take D&A, BS, M and DQ. To the list i'll add Tchaikowsky PDD and Flames of Paris PDD (BTW, did you ever get to see Munecos with Cary and Fernandito ( RIP) ? No I haven't seen Muñecos live unfortuantly. I have seen it on You tube with two dancers from English National ballet Venus Villa and Yat-Seng Chang in rehearsal and a performance video with Xiomara Reyes and Yat. Do you know who composed the music for it? It's beautiful.