#Aleksandr Neff Александр Нефф

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Valeriya Bespalova Валерия Беспалова

Valeriya Bespalova Валерия Беспалова as one of "The Three Odalisques”, “Le Corsaire Корсар”, choreo by Jules Perrot, Marius Petipa and Pyotr Gusev Петр Гусев, libretto by Jules Henri Vernoy de Saint Georges and Joseph Mazilier, edited by Yury Slonimsky Юрий Слонимский and Pyotr Gusev Петр Гусев, music by Adolphe Adam, Cesare Pugni, Léo Delibes, Riccardo Drigo and Pyotr Oldenburg Петр Ольденбургский, Mariinsky Ballet Мариинский театр, Saint Petersburg, Russia (October 30-31, 2024; New Stage).

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Valeriya Bespalova Валерия Беспалова

Valeriya Bespalova Валерия Беспалова as one of "The Three Odalisques”, “Le Corsaire Корсар”, choreo by Jules Perrot, Marius Petipa and Pyotr Gusev Петр Гусев, libretto by Jules Henri Vernoy de Saint Georges and Joseph Mazilier, edited by Yury Slonimsky Юрий Слонимский and Pyotr Gusev Петр Гусев, music by Adolphe Adam, Cesare Pugni, Léo Delibes, Riccardo Drigo and Pyotr Oldenburg Петр Ольденбургский, Mariinsky Ballet Мариинский театр, Saint Petersburg, Russia (October 30-31, 2024; New Stage).

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Valeriya Bespalova

Valeriya Bespalova Валерия Беспалова as one of “The Three Odalisques”, “Le Corsaire Корсар”, choreo by Jules Perrot, Marius Petipa and Pyotr Gusev Петр Гусев, libretto by Jules Henri Vernoy de Saint Georges and Joseph Mazilier, edited by Yury Slonimsky Юрий Слонимский and Pyotr Gusev Петр Гусев, music by Adolphe Adam, Cesare Pugni, Léo Delibes, Riccardo Drigo and Pyotr Oldenburg Петр Ольденбургский, Mariinsky Ballet Мариинский театр, Saint Petersburg, Russia (October 30-31, 2024; New Stage).

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Valeriya Bespalova

Valeriya Bespalova Валерия Беспалова as a “Odalisque”, “Le Corsaire Корсар”, choreo by Jules Perrot, Marius Petipa and Pyotr Gusev Петр Гусев, libretto by Jules Henri Vernoy de Saint Georges and Joseph Mazilier, edited by Yury Slonimsky Юрий Слонимский and Pyotr Gusev Петр Гусев, music by Adolphe Adam, Cesare Pugni, Léo Delibes, Riccardo Drigo and Pyotr Oldenburg Петр Ольденбургский, Mariinsky Ballet Мариинский театр, Saint Petersburg, Russia (October 30-31, 2024; New Stage).

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Maria Khoreva Мария Хорева

Maria Khoreva Мария Хорева as “Odette”, “Swan Lake Лебединое Oзеро”, choreo by Marius Petipa, Lev Ivanov Лев Иванов and Konstantin Sergeev Константин Сергеев, music by Pyotr Tchaikovsky Пётр Чайковский, costumes design by Galina Solovyova Галина Соловьева, Mariinsky Ballet Мариинский театр (New Stage), Saint Petersburg, Russia (November 30, 2024).

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Olesya Novikova and Soslan Kulaev

Olesya Novikova Олеся Новикова as “Princess Aspicia” and Soslan Kulaev Сослан Кулаев as “The Nile”, “La Fille du Pharaon Дочь фараона”, libretto by Jules Henri Vernoy de Saint Georges based on the historical novel “Le Roman de la Momie” by Théophile Gautier, choreo by Marius Petipa and Toni Candeloro, music by Cesare Pugni, set and costume design by Robert Perdziola, Mariinsky Ballet Мариинский театр, Saint Petersburg, Russia (April 30, 2023; New Stage).

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Léa Thomasson Леа Томассон

Léa Thomasson Леа Томассон, “The Snake” solo scene within “Oriental Dance” from “Nutcracker Щелкунчик”; libretto and stage by Marius Petipa adapted by Mikhail Chemiakin Михаил Шемякин based on the fairy tale “The Nutcracker and the Mouse King” (1816) by Ernst Hoffmann; choreo by Kirill Simonov Кирилл Симонов; music by Pyotr Tchaikovsky Пётр Чайковский; set, costume and production design by Mikhail Chemiakin Михаил Шемякин; Mariinsky Ballet Мариинский театр, Saint Petersburg, Russia.

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Yuliana Chereshkevich Юлиана Черешкевич

Yuliana Chereshkevich Юлиана Черешкевич, “Grand Pas d’ Action” from “La Bayadère Баядеркa”, choreo by Marius Petipa (1877), revised choreo by Vladimir Ponomarev Владимир Пономарёв and Vakhtang Chabukiani, Konstantin Sergeyev Константин Сергеев and Nikolay Zubkovsky Николай Зубковский, music by Ludwig Minkus, costumes by Evgeny Ponomarev Евгений Пономарёв, libretto by Marius Petipa and Sergey Khudekov Сергея Худеков, Mariinsky Ballet Мариинский театр, Saint Petersburg, Russia.

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Olesya Novikova and Timur Askerov

Olesya Novikova Олеся Новикова as “Princess Aspicia” and Timur Askerov Тимур Аскеров as “Ta-Hor” (Lord Wilson, an englishman, who turns into an egyptian), “La Fille du Pharaon Дочь фараона”, libretto by Jules Henri Vernoy de Saint Georges based on the historical novel “Le Roman de la Momie” by Théophile Gautier, choreo by Marius Petipa and Toni Candeloro, music by Cesare Pugni, set and costume design by Robert Perdziola, Mariinsky Ballet Мариинский театр, Saint Petersburg, Russia (April 30, 2023; New Stage).

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Olesya Novikova Олеся Новикова

Olesya Novikova Олеся Новикова as “Nikiya Никия”, “La Bayadère Баядеркa”, choreo by Marius Petipa (1877), revised choreo by Vladimir Ponomarev Владимир Пономарёв, Vakhtang Chabukiani Вахтанг Чабукиани (1941), Konstantin Sergeev Константин Сергеев and Nikolay Zubkovsky Николай Зубковский, music by Ludwig Minkus, costume by Evgeny Ponomarev Евгений Пономарёв, Mariinsky Ballet Мариинский театр, Saint Petersburg, Russia.

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Olesya Novikova Олеся Новикова

Olesya Novikova Олеся Новикова as “Princess Aspicia”, “La Fille du Pharaon Дочь фараона”, libretto by Jules Henri Vernoy de Saint Georges based on the historical novel “Le Roman de la Momie” by Théophile Gautier, choreo by Marius Petipa and Toni Candeloro, music by Cesare Pugni, set and costume design by Robert Perdziola, Mariinsky Ballet Мариинский театр, Saint Petersburg, Russia (April 30, 2023; New Stage).

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Yuliana Chereshkevich Юлиана Черешкевич

Yuliana Chereshkevich Юлиана Черешкевич as one of the two soloists within “D’Jampe Dance” (Джампе) from “La Bayadère Баядерка”, choreo by Marius Petipa (1877) revised choreo by Vladimir Ponomarev Владимир Пономарёв, Vakhtang Chabukiani Вахтанг Чабукиани (1941), Konstantin Sergeev Константин Сергеев and Nikolay Zubkovsky, music by Ludwig Minkus, costume by Evgeny Ponomarev Евгений Пономарёв, Mariinsky Ballet Мариинский театр, Saint Petersburg, Russia.

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Elizaveta Kulikova Елизавета Куликова

Elizaveta Kulikova Елизавета Куликова, “Dance of the Algerian Slaves” from “Le Corsaire Корсар” choreo by Jules Perrot, Marius Petipa and Pyotr Gusev Петр Гусев, libretto by Jules Henri Vernoy de Saint Georges and Joseph Mazilier, edited by Yury Slonimsky Юрий Слонимский and Pyotr Gusev Петр Гусев based on a long tale in verse “The Corsair” (1814) by Lord George Byron, music by Adolphe Adam, Cesare Pugni, Léo Delibes, Riccardo Drigo and Pyotr Oldenburg Петр Ольденбургский, Mariinsky Ballet Мариинский театр, Saint Petersburg, Russia.

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Alisa Khayrnasova Алиса Хайрнасова

Alisa Khayrnasova (Rusina) Алиса Хайрнасова (Русина) as one of “The Three Odalisques”, “Schéhérazade Шехеразада”, choreo by Mikhail Fokine (1910) reconstruction by Isabelle Fokine and Andris Liepa Андрис Лиепа (1994), music by Nikolay Rimsky Korsakov Николай Римский Корсаков, set and costume design by Anna Nezhnaya Анна Нежная, Anatoly Nezhny Анатолий Нежный (original set by Léon Bakst Леон Бакст), Mariinsky Ballet Мариинский театр, Saint Petersburg, Russia.

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Alisa Khayrnasova Алиса Хайрнасова

Alisa Khayrnasova (Rusina) Алиса Хайрнасова (Русина), “Dance of the Palestinian Slaves” from “Le Corsaire Корсар” choreo by Jules Perrot, Marius Petipa and Pyotr Gusev Петр Гусев, libretto by Jules Henri Vernoy de Saint Georges and Joseph Mazilier, edited by Yury Slonimsky Юрий Слонимский and Pyotr Gusev Петр Гусев based on a long tale in verse “The Corsair” (1814) by Lord George Byron, music by Adolphe Adam, Cesare Pugni, Léo Delibes, Riccardo Drigo and Pyotr Oldenburg Петр Ольденбургский, Mariinsky Ballet Мариинский театр, Saint Petersburg, Russia.

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Léa Thomasson Леа Томассон

Léa Thomasson Леа Томассон, “The Snake” solo scene within “Oriental Dance” from “Nutcracker Щелкунчик”; libretto and stage by Marius Petipa adapted by Mikhail Chemiakin Михаил Шемякин based on the fairy tale “The Nutcracker and the Mouse King” (1816) by Ernst Hoffmann; choreo by Kirill Simonov Кирилл Симонов; music by Pyotr Tchaikovsky Пётр Чайковский; set, costume and production design by Mikhail Chemiakin Михаил Шемякин; Mariinsky Ballet Мариинский театр, Saint Petersburg, Russia.

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