Almost Giselle

A ballet blog.

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Korean National Ballet’s The Nutcracker, by yoon6photo

Artists Unknown

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Alana Morgenstern (photo by Rachel Neville Photography)

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And if you’re in love then you are the lucky one, ‘cause most of us are bitter over someone. Setting fire to our insides for fun, to distract our hearts from ever missing them. But I’m forever missing him.

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Leonore Baulac, Germain Louvet

Sonatine

photo: B. Fanton

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Dorothée Gilbert

Mozartiana

phoro: Benoite Fanton

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Alina Cojocaru, Isaac Hernandez

Giselle

photo: L. Liotardo

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Bolshoi’s Emeralds at the ROH

Photos by Foteni Christofilopoulou

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Svetlana Zakharova as Giselle, Act 1

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Maria Kochetkova by Kurt Iswarienko

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Ballerina Lania Atkins - Prix de Lausanne - Warmup - Photo by Rodrigo Buas aka rbuas - 2016

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Jeudi Grand Jete!!! by Daria Khokhlova Esmeralda

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Hugo Marchand

photo: Yumiko Inoue

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Please describe a typical day at the academy.

“We train every day except Sunday. In the morning we have Russian language class (which is just for international students). Then we have classical ballet for 2 hours. After ballet class there is lunch and one more class of 1 hour and 45 minutes (that depends on the day, it could be duet, character or acting). And in the evening we have variations class or rehearsals.”

From my Q&A with Vaganova Academy 2016 graduate, Francesca Faella.

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Have a good week! By @alisaaslanova

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Olga Smirnova in the Bolshoi production of Don Quixote at the ROH

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ballet moodboard

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Kristina Shapran and artists of the Mikhailovsky Ballet

Le Jardin Animé, scene from Le Corsaire