#mackenzie brown

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Mackenzie Brown and Martí Paixà

Mackenzie Brown and Martí Paixà, “Two Pieces for Het”, choreo by Hans van Manen, music by Ferruccio Busoni (Berceuse Elégiague), Erkki-Sven Tüür (Illusion), Arvo Pärt (Psalom), costume by Keso Dekker. As part of the program “Five for Hans” (“Adagio Hammerklavier”, “Two Pieces for Het”, “Trois Gnossiennes”, “Solo” and “Frank Bridge Variations”), Stuttgarter Ballett, Staatsoper Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany.

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Photographer Roman Novitzky Website Photographer Roman Novitzky on Twitter Photographer Roman Novitzky on Facebook Photographer Roman Novitzky on Facebook (page) Photographer Roman Novitzky on Instagram

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Marco Masciari & Mackenzie Brown in Romeo & Juliet

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Mackenzie Brown

Prix de Lausanne

photo: Rodrigo Buas

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Mackenzie Brown and Jan Masuda in Jean-Christophe Maillot’s Dove la Luna (Princess Grace Academy, 2019)

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Nicole Brown and Mackenzie Brown on Growth of Women's Hockey

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I may be wise, but I’ll never be rich.

Mackenzie Brown, The Cat’s Whiskers

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Mackenzie Brown was the only woman archer to represent the United States at the 2016 Olympics, though she did not medal. She is a two-time team medalist at the Pan American Games, and won an individual silver medal at the 2015 World Youth Championships.

[balletthebestphotographs]

Mackenzie Brown and Martí Paixà

Mackenzie Brown and Martí Paixà, “Two Pieces for Het”, choreo by Hans van Manen, music by Ferruccio Busoni (Berceuse Elégiague), Erkki-Sven Tüür (Illusion), Arvo Pärt (Psalom), costume by Keso Dekker. As part of the program “Five for Hans” (“Adagio Hammerklavier”, “Two Pieces for Het”, “Trois Gnossiennes”, “Solo” and “Frank Bridge Variations”), Stuttgarter Ballett, Staatsoper Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany.

Source and more info at: Stuttgarter Ballett Website Stuttgarter Ballett on Twitter Stuttgarter Ballett on You Tube Stuttgarter Ballett on Facebook Stuttgarter Ballett on Instagram

Photographer Roman Novitzky Website Photographer Roman Novitzky on Twitter Photographer Roman Novitzky on Facebook Photographer Roman Novitzky on Facebook (page) Photographer Roman Novitzky on Instagram

Note I: This blog is open to receiving and considering any suggestions, contributions, and/or criticisms that may help correct mistakes or improve its content. Comments are available to any visitor.

Note II: Original quality of photographs might be affected by compression algorithm of the website where they are hosted.