N. 232 - September / October 2012

The Tragicomedy of Russians in Search of a New Dance

Is it really true that Russian dancers used to leave their country
in search of artistic freedom, to flee from traditional classical
ballet and seek new paths? Yet for them – from Nureyev, down to
today’s young dancers – the Russian school is an indisputable
creed. And if it might have been true that in the past they were at
least seeking personal or political freedom, what are those brilliant
virtuoso dancers and new “Americanised” stars, who trained
in Moscow or St Petersburg, really in search of today?


4 Affiche / Calendar

20 Echos – nouvelles du monde de la danse
News – from the dance world

30 La tragicomédie des Russes à la recherche de la danse
nouvelle / The Tragicomedy of Russians in Search of a New
Dance

36 Les critiques / Critics :

  • Ballet de l’Opéra de Paris – La Fille mal gardée
  • The Royal Ballet – Frederick Ashton, Bronislava Nijinska
  • The Royal Ballet – Metamorphoses – Titian 2012
  • CCN Ballet de Lorraine – La Création du monde
  • Cedar Lake Contemporary Ballet – Hofesh Shechter, Crystal Pite,
  • Jo Strømgren
  • Paul Taylor Dance Company
  • Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui – Puz/zle
  • Mourad Merzouki – Käfig Brasil
  • Ulyana Lopatkina
  • Yuval Pick – Score
  • Estonian National Ballet – Snow White
  • Perm célèbre Diaghilev / Perm celebretes Diaghilev

47 Multimedia : TV, Web, Dvd, Livres / Books...

50 TV – programmes

54 Photo Gallery

Ballet2000 n. September / October 2012

Natalia Osipova, Ivan Vasiliev, Positano