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Daria Kandelaki and Dmitry Sobolevsky

Daria Kandelaki Bochkova Дарья Канделаки Бочкова as “Isabella Linton” (Heathcliff’s wife) and Dmitry Sobolevsky Дмитрий Соболевский as “Heathcliff”, “Wuthering Heights Грозовой перевал”, choreo by Jonah Paul Cook based on the novel by Emily Bronte, music composed and arranged, for this production, by Tatyana Shatkovskaya Татьяна Шатковская based on works by various composers, set design by Liliya Khismatullina Лилия Хисматуллина, costume design by Anna Samsonenko Анна Самсоненко, Bolshoi Theatre Большой театр, Moscow, Russia (May 7 & 8, 2025).

Daria Kandelaki is a principal dancer with the Kremlin Ballet in Moscow, and Dmitry Sobolevsky is a guest soloist with the Leonid Yacobson Ballet in Saint Petersburg.

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Source and more info at: Maria Kandelaki on Instagram Photographer Mark Olich on 500px Photographer Mark Olich on Twitter Photographer Mark Olich on My Wed Photographer Mark Olich on Behance Photographer Mark Olich on Pinterest Photographer Mark Olich on Facebook Photographer Mark Olich on Facebook (page) Photographer Mark Olich on Instagram Photographer Mark Olich on VKontakte Photographer Mark Olich on VKontakte (page) Photographer Mark Olich on Amazon.de Photographer Mark Olich on Photo Sight Photographer Mark Olich on Yellow Korner Photographer Mark Olich on Russian Union of Art Photographers

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Sarah-Gabrielle Ryan and Kyle Davis

Sarah-Gabrielle Ryan and Kyle Davis, “Strangers In The Night”, part of the score of “Nine Sinatra Songs”, set to songs performed by Frank Sinatra, choreo by Twyla Tharp, staging by Shelley Washington, scenic design by Santo Loquasto, costume design by Oscar de la Renta, Pacific Northwest Ballet, Marion Oliver McCaw Hall, Seattle, Washington, USA.

Musical themes: “Softly As I Leave You” composed by Tony De Vita, “Strangers in the Night” composed by Bert Kaempfert with English lyrics by Charles Singleton and Eddie Snyder, “One For My Baby (And One More For the Road)” written by Harold Arlen and Johnny Mercer, “Somethin’ Stupid” written by C. Carson Parks, “All the Way” written by Jimmy Van Heusen with lyrics by Sammy Cahn, “Forget Domani” composition by Riz Ortolani, “That’s Life” written by Dean Kay and Kelly Gordon, and “My Way” written by Jacques Revaux, Gilles Thibaut, and Claude François with English lyrics by Paul Anka. Note I: “Nine Sinatra Songs” features eight different songs, with one of them performed twice, making a total of nine pieces.

Source and more info at: Pacific Northwest Ballet Website Pacific Northwest Ballet on TikTok Pacific Northwest Ballet on Twitter Pacific Northwest Ballet on Blogger Pacific Northwest Ballet on Threads Pacific Northwest Ballet on Pinterest Pacific Northwest Ballet on You Tube Pacific Northwest Ballet on Facebook Pacific Northwest Ballet on Instagram

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Sophie Martin and Joan Ivars

Sophie Martin and Joan Ivars, “On the Nature of Daylight”, choreo, concept, staging, stage and light by David Dawson, music by Max Richter costume design by Yumiko Takeshima, assistant to the choreographer: Tim Couchman,  Opernhaus Düsseldorf, Ballett am Rhein Ballet on the Rhine, Düsseldorf, Germany.

Source and more info at: Ballet on the Rhine Website Ballet on the Rhine on Twitter Ballet on the Rhine on You Tube Ballet on the Rhine on Facebook Ballet on the Rhine on Instagram

Photographer Yan Revazov Website Photographer Yan Revazov on 500px Photographer Yan Revazov on Pinterest Photographer Yan Revazov on Facebook Photographer Yan Revazov on Facebook (page) Photographer Yan Revazov on Instagram Photographer Yan Revazov on VKontakte

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Tata Jashi თათა ჯაში

Tata Jashi თათა ჯაში as “Gamzatti”, “La Bayadère”, libretto by Nina Ananiashvili ნინო ანანიაშვილი after Sergey Khudekov Сергея Худеков and Marius Petipa, choreo by Marius Petipa, Vakhtang Chabukiani Вахтанг Чабукиани (Pas d’Action), new version and stage by Nina Ananiashvili ნინო ანანიაშვილი and Aleksey Fadeechev Алексей Фадеечев, set by David Monavardisashvili დავიდ მონავარდისაშვილი, costume by Kirill Gasilin Кирилл Гасилин, music by Ludwig Minkus, Tbilisi Opera and Ballet State Theatre თბილისის ოპერისა და ბალეტის სახელმწიფო თეატრი, Tbilisi, Republic of Georgia.

Source and more info at: Tata Jashi on Instagram

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Viktoria Trenkina Виктория Тренкина

Viktoria Trenkina Виктория Тренкина as “The Green Clad Woman” (a troll princess), “Peer Gynt Пэр Гюнт”, libretto, choreo and staging by Sergey Mikel Сяргей Мікель based on the drama of the same name by Henrik Ibsen, music by Edvard Grieg, design by Lyubov Sidelnikova Любоў Сідзельнікава, Bolshoi Theatre of Belarus Большой театр Беларуси, Opierny Teatr Opera and Ballet Theatre, Minsk, Republic of Belarus.

“The Green Clad Woman” also called “Den Grønnkledde” (in the original Norwegian) or “Доверская дева” (“Dovrskaya Maiden” in Russian) represents the daughter of “Dovregubben” (The Old Man of the Mountains).

Source and more info at: Photographer Pawel Suschtschönok on Threads Photographer Pawel Suschtschönok on You Tube Photographer Pawel Suschtschönok on Facebook Photographer Pawel Suschtschönok on Instagram Photographer Pawel Suschtschönok on VKontakte

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Juliet Prine and Noah Martzall

Juliet Prine and Noah Martzall, “Forget Domani”, part of the score of “Nine Sinatra Songs”, set to songs performed by Frank Sinatra, choreo by Twyla Tharp, staging by Shelley Washington, scenic design by Santo Loquasto, costume design by Oscar de la Renta, Pacific Northwest Ballet, Marion Oliver McCaw Hall, Seattle, Washington, USA.

Musical themes: “Softly As I Leave You” composed by Tony De Vita, “Strangers in the Night” composed by Bert Kaempfert with English lyrics by Charles Singleton and Eddie Snyder, “One For My Baby (And One More For the Road)” written by Harold Arlen and Johnny Mercer, “Somethin’ Stupid” written by C. Carson Parks, “All the Way” written by Jimmy Van Heusen with lyrics by Sammy Cahn, “Forget Domani” by Riz Ortolani, “That’s Life” written by Dean Kay and Kelly Gordon, and “My Way” written by Jacques Revaux, Gilles Thibaut, and Claude François with English lyrics by Paul Anka. Note I: “Nine Sinatra Songs” features eight different songs, with one of them performed twice, making a total of nine pieces.

Source and more info at: Pacific Northwest Ballet Website Pacific Northwest Ballet on TikTok Pacific Northwest Ballet on Twitter Pacific Northwest Ballet on Blogger Pacific Northwest Ballet on Threads Pacific Northwest Ballet on Pinterest Pacific Northwest Ballet on You Tube Pacific Northwest Ballet on Facebook Pacific Northwest Ballet on Instagram

Photographer Angela Sterling Website Photographer Angela Sterling on Facebook Photographer Angela Sterling on Instagram

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Lore Zonderman and Giorgi Potskhishvili

Lore Zonderman and Giorgi Potskhishvili გიორგი ფოცხიშვილი, “Trio Kagel”, choreo by Aleksey Ratmansky Алексей Ратманский, music by Mauricio Kagel, accordion by Vincent van Amsterdam, costume and stage design by Keso Dekker. As part of the program “Other Dances” (“The Chairman Dances” by Ted Brandsen, “Trio Kagel” by Aleksey Ratmansky, “Solo” by Hans van Manen, “Other Dances” by Jerome Robbins and “The Four Seasons” by David Dawson), Het Nationale Ballet Dutch National Ballet, Het Muziektheater, Amsterdam, Netherlands.

Source and more info at: Nina Tonoli on Instagram Nina Tonoli on Instagram (photography) via: Lore Zonderman on Instagram

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Ksenia Shevtsova Ксения Шевцова

Ksenia Shevtsova Ксения Шевцова as “Juliet Capulet”, “Romeo and Juliet Romeo und Julia”, based on the tragedy of the same name by William Shakespeare, choreo by John Cranko, music by Sergey Prokofiev Сергей Прокофьев, set and costume design by Jürgen Rose, Bayerisches Staatsballett Bavarian State Ballet, Nationaltheater, Munich, Germany.

Source and more info at: Bayerisches Staatsballett Website Bayerisches Staatsballett on TikTok Bayerisches Staatsballett on Twitter Bayerisches Staatsballett on Pinterest Bayerisches Staatsballett on You Tube Bayerisches Staatsballett on Facebook Bayerisches Staatsballett on Instagram Photographer Serghei Gherciu on You Tube Photographer Serghei Gherciu on Facebook Photographer Serghei Gherciu on Instagram Photographer Serghei Gherciu on VKontakte

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