The Tchaikovsky Ballet Theatre
General Information

George ISAAKYAN, General Director of the Theatre
Aleksey MIROSHNICHENKO, Artistic Director of the Ballet

* Company of 65

P. Tchaikovsky

Sleeping Beauty

Ballet-Fierie in 3 acts with a prologue and apotheosis
Choreography by L. Ivanov, M. Petipa, and A. Gorsky

L. Minkus

Le Corsaire

Ballet in 3 acts
Choreography by M. Petipa

2009-2010 Season

The Tchaikovsky Opera and Ballet Theater is one of Russia's most distinguished artistic companies. The ballet company became a permanent institution in the mid 1920's

A performance of Giselle opened the first ballet season on February 2, 1926. Since then, the theater has produced a growing number of classical and contemporary works with an emphasis on the operas and ballets of Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky.

The magic of Ulanova, Dudinskaya, Sergeyev, Vecheslova and other Kirov artists profoundly influenced the appearance of the nation's third-in-importance ballet company, which shares the standards and the style of the famous Kirov school. The Ballet Company is unique in that it draws all of its dancers from its own school which is the most prestigious training institution for ballet in Russia

The school entered a new phase upon the arrival of the outstanding ballet teachers Ludmila Sakharova, its present artistic director; Yuly Plakht, and Galina Kuznetsova, who represent a new breed of Russian ballet stars, trained in the classical pattern, but who bring together musicality, theatrical passion and superb technical skill.

Former graduates and dancers of Ballet school, whose names are known the world over, include Galina Ragozina-Panova, Lyubov Kunakova, Galina Shlyapina, Nadezhda Pavlova, who went on to become a Prima Ballerina with the Bolshoi Theater, Olga Tchenchikova, Marat Daukayev, Mariinsky stars.

Nowadays, a new generation of artists like Elena Kulagina, the Company's Prima Ballerina, People's Artist of Russia, the winner of the honorary Award “The Best Ballerina of Ireland of 1996-1997 among the touring companies”, Natalia Moiseeva, Yulia Mashkina, Vitaliy Poleschuk have distinguished themselves in national and international ballet competitions and festivals and won international fame.

With a company of 70 dancers, including one People's Artist, 3 Honored Artists of Russia, 4 winners at major international competitions and winners of special awards, their mission is based on a dedication to establishing and maintaining a solid tradition of superior Russian classical dance.

The Company's varied repertoire highlights ballet's most treasured classics, original works and new works of respected choreographers like Ben Stevenson, and the latest co-production of Concert Barocco, a gift of the Balanchine Fund to Perm Ballet.

Some of Ballet soloists are working with the companies in Boston, Philadelphia, New Jersey, Amsterdam, Switzerland and others.

They are now known far beyond Russia's borders. Numerous foreign tours and appearances at international arts festivals in Viena, Bregentz, Spoleto, Seget, Dubrovnik, Servantino in Mexico and others have brought fame and success to the Company.

Repertoire

A. Adam “Giselle” chor by J Coralli, J Perrot and M. Petipa
I. Armsgeimer “Cavalry′s Halt” chor. by Marius Petipa
renewed by Pyotr Gusev
B. Asafiev “The Fountain of Bakhchisarai” chor. by R. Zakharov
staged by K. Shmorgoner
I. S. Bach “Concerto Barocco” chor. by G Balanchine
staged by Adam Luders (USA)
gift of G. Balanchine Foundation to Perm Ballet
A. Bliss “Checkmate” one-act ballet
chor. and staged by K. Shmorgoner
F. Chopin “Chopiniana” chor. by M. Fokin
staged by K. Ter-Stepanova
V. Gavrilin “Anyuta” chor. and staged by Vladimir Vasiliev
A. Glazunov “Raymonda” chor. and staged by K. Shmorgoner (Grand Pas and Panaderos retain the choreography by Marius Petipa)
E. Grieg “Peer Gynt” chor. and staged by Ben Stevenson (USA) arranged by John Lanchbery
H. Levenshold “La SyIphide” chor by August Bournonville
staged by K. Ter-Stepanova
L. Minkus “Don Quixote” chor. by Alexander Gorsky
L. Minkus “Paquita” classical Grand Pas
chor. by M. Petipa
renewed by Tatyana Legat
L. Minkus “The Shades Act” from "La Bayadere"
chor. by M. Petipa
S. Prokofiev “Romeo and Juliett” chor. and staged by N. Boyarchikov
C. Pugni “Pas de Quatre” chor. by C. Perrot
revived by Anton Dolin
S. Rakhmaninov “Symphonic Dances” chor. and staged by K. Shmorgoner
P. Tchaikovsky “Sleeping Beauty” chor. by Marius Petipa
P Tchaikovsky “Swan Lake” chor. by L. Ivanov, M. Petipa and A. Gorsky
P. Tchaikovsky “Theme With Variations” chor. by Lev Asaulyak
P Tchaikovsky “Nutcracker” chor. by V. Vainonen and N Boyarchikov
A. Piazzolla “Tango, tango, tango...” chor. and staged by K. Shmorgoner

The Overseas Tours

Austria, Netherlands 1973
Yugoslavia, Italy 1974
Austria 1975
Bulgaria 1976
Austria 1977
Netherlands, Belgium 1977, 2002, 2007
Poland 1978
Australia, New Zealand 1979
Italy 1979
Netherlands, Belgium, Luxemburg 1981
Hungary 1983
Germany 1985, 1991, 1998, 2002
Czechoslovakia 1987
Japan 1989
Poland 1990
Czechoslovakia 1992
Japan 1992
Italy 1993
South Korea 1993
England 1994
Japan 1995
Ireland 1997
Ireland 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001
Austria 1998
China 1998, 2001
USA 2000, 2002, 2003, 2006, 2008
 
 
 
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