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I'm not sure if this was mentioned before, but Sofiane Sylve is now titled the Artistic Director of Ballet San Antonio (she was Artistic Advisor for Ballet San Antonio, and designer of the school's curriculum):

https://balletsanantonio.org/dancers/sofiane-sylve/

BSA has performances planned for this Fall:

A Night at the Castle
OCTOBER 22-24TH
Swan Lake Choreography by Julius Reisinger
Adapted and Staged by Sofiane Sylve, Mary Jo Crews and Rafael Ferreras
The Sleeping Beauty Choreography by Marius Petipa
Adapted and Staged by Sofiane Sylve, Mary Jo Crews and Rafael Ferreras

A Night at the Castle is an evening especially curated as an introduction to the great classics, with exciting and virtuosic moments interpreted by the most beloved fairy tales characters. The Rose Adagio from The Sleeping Beauty and the infamous Black Swan pas de deux from Swan Lake are only a few of the iconic pieces presented! Come celebrate Aurora’s wedding with us and join your favorite fairies and cavaliers for the most whimsical party of the realm. It’s an evening not to be missed!

 

https://balletsanantonio.org/performances-2/

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18 hours ago, pherank said:

I'm not sure if this was mentioned before, but Sofiane Sylve is now titled the Artistic Director of Ballet San Antonio (she was Artistic Advisor for Ballet San Antonio, and designer of the school's curriculum):

https://balletsanantonio.org/dancers/sofiane-sylve/

BSA has performances planned for this Fall:

A Night at the Castle
OCTOBER 22-24TH
Swan Lake Choreography by Julius Reisinger
Adapted and Staged by Sofiane Sylve, Mary Jo Crews and Rafael Ferreras
The Sleeping Beauty Choreography by Marius Petipa
Adapted and Staged by Sofiane Sylve, Mary Jo Crews and Rafael Ferreras

A Night at the Castle is an evening especially curated as an introduction to the great classics, with exciting and virtuosic moments interpreted by the most beloved fairy tales characters. The Rose Adagio from The Sleeping Beauty and the infamous Black Swan pas de deux from Swan Lake are only a few of the iconic pieces presented! Come celebrate Aurora’s wedding with us and join your favorite fairies and cavaliers for the most whimsical party of the realm. It’s an evening not to be missed!

 

https://balletsanantonio.org/performances-2/

That sounds like lovely news for Sylve. Somewhat puzzled by the reference to Reisinger (the choreographer of the Moscow pre-Petipa/Ivanov Swan Lake) followed by description of program that includes "the infamous Black Swan pas de deux" which presumably refers to something that is Petipa (or, at any rate, "Petipa" -- as handed down by tradition).  Wonder if that isn't a mistake....??

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11 minutes ago, Drew said:

Somewhat puzzled by the reference to Reisinger (the choreographer of the Moscow pre-Petipa/Ivanov Swan Lake) followed by description of program that includes "the infamous Black Swan pas de deux" which presumably refers to something that is Petipa (or, at any rate, "Petipa" -- as handed down by tradition).  Wonder if that isn't a mistake....??

Looks to me like an inexperienced staffer who doesn't know much about ballet looked this up on Wikipedia and had no idea who Reisenger (or Petipa) was! Infamous fouettes, perhaps? 

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44 minutes ago, California said:

Looks to me like an inexperienced staffer who doesn't know much about ballet looked this up on Wikipedia and had no idea who Reisenger (or Petipa) was! Infamous fouettes, perhaps? 

Yes, that sounds about right...

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I was looking online to see if Lauren Strongin has given birth yet (it must be any day now). There's no update yet aside from this post from husband Joe Walsh: https://www.instagram.com/p/CUDi8e1vKXd/

But I noticed that Strongin's IG page now states "Stanford University 2023". I was assuming that she was working on a post-graduate degree but apparently she actually transferred from City College San Francisco. She was in the LEAP program at St. Mary’s College too as far as I know. Strongin is an undergraduate in Anthropology but may be trying to get into Medicine:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xlzvQHzGppM

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Here's Sofiane Sylve's impressive looking resume posted to Ballet San Antonio (I like her new short hairstyle, and the Goth spikes around her collar are very Sofiane):

SOFIANE SYLVE
Artistic Director, Ballet San Antonio
Director, School of Ballet San Antonio

https://balletsanantonio.org/dancers/sofiane-sylve/

Pandemics are good for something:
"Sylve has successfully completed and received her Management Essentials and Leadership Principles certificates from the Harvard Business School Online."

 

Sofiane-Sylve_BW_0F4A8713BSA_Photo_by_Ga

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4 hours ago, Josette said:

Alexandre Cagnat is now with Staatsballett Berlin as a Demisoloist and will be dancing the Prince with Polina Semionova in The Sleeping Beauty

Bravo, Alexandre!

 

Good for him! Thanks for finding that info, Josette.

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