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dance-world · 3 years ago
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Pacific Northwest Ballet: Jonathan Batista in the foreground. Behind him, from left, Cecilia Iliesiu, Christopher D’Ariano, Juliet Prine, James Kirby Rogers and Amanda Morgan in Ulysses Dove’s ballet “Dancing on the Front Porch of Heaven.” Photo by Julieta Cervantes for The New York Times
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swanlake1998 · 3 years ago
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jonathan batista, cecilia iliesiu, christopher d'ariano, juliet prine, james kirby rogers, and amanda morgan photographed performing in ulysses dove’s dancing on the front porch of heaven by julieta cervantes
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pet-diary · 6 years ago
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Bought these pointe shoes from the giftshop when we saw the Nutcracker performance. Signed by the owner of the shoes, Cecilia Iliesiu. :)
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stcriestcld · 4 years ago
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George Balanchine's The Nutcracker® - Arabian Coffee ft. Cecilia Iliesiu
// Duvessa says it’s that time of year when she reminds everyone that she doesn’t care that her default company is NYCB, this is the costume she wears when she dances as Coffee
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theballetblog · 6 years ago
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Cecilia Iliesiu in The Four Temperaments choreographed by George Balanchine
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iwontdancenetwork · 3 years ago
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Alonzo King's The Personal Element excerpt | Pacific Northwest Ballet
Choreographed by Alonzo King, The Personal Element is an evocative twenty-minute octet set to a sweeping piano score by Jason Moran, which allows the viewer to marvel at dance movement and choreography. With a bright yet uncomplicated set and elegant costuming, this work allows the focus to remain on the choreography and the expertise of the company.
Dancers: Pacific Northwest Ballet Soloist Cecilia Iliesiu and Principal Dylan Wald.
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curiosity-killed · 6 years ago
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aurumdalseni mentioned you in a photo “pnbawesome: Cecilia Iliesiu as Arabian Coffee in George Balanchine’s...”
…George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker. @ curiosity-killed
XD i love how this has come full circle
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cctutu · 9 years ago
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7.2-4.2016 Dublin, Ireland
One sentence: Dublin is the capital and largest city in Ireland, but has a charming quaint feeling.
7.2016 Dublin, Ireland – Trinity College
7.2016 Dublin, Ireland – Old Library
7.2016 Dublin, Ireland – American food for the Fourth of July
7.2016 Dublin, Ireland – St. Stephen’s Greens
7.2016 Dublin, Ireland
7.2016 Dublin, Ireland
7.2016 Dublin, Ireland – Katherina Zappone at the House of…
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anotherballetblog · 10 years ago
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Cecilia Iliesu in "Giselle" - Carolina Ballet
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hinatausagi · 7 years ago
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Oh HOLY Amazingly beautiful!!! 😍😍😍
I WANT... NO ... ^^ I NEED THIS SKIRT 💜💜💜💜
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Cecilia Iliesiu as Arabian Coffee in George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker.
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iwontdancenetwork · 4 years ago
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Pacific Northwest Ballet | The Intermission Project - Act III, #7
Leta Biasucci, Cecilia Iliesiu, Juliet Prine, Genevieve Waldorf | Music, “Them” by Nils Frahm | Choreography Price Suddarth Direction & | Videography Price Suddarth | Editing Price Suddarth | Costume Design Elizabeth Murphy | Lighting Design Reed Nakayama
In 2021, most artists find themselves frozen in isolation, caught in between—between what their normal was, the lights, the curtain, the stage and the audience; and what their post-COVID 19 “normal” will look like. A nine-part film project presented in three acts, The Intermission Project aims to capture the emotional and cerebral journey we have found ourselves on this past year. The work was designed to be viewed at one’s own pace—a 4-minute piece here or there, a slightly longer 12-minute act, or the full 35 minutes in one sitting. The Intermission Project leans into the questions of this state of “in between” we find ourselves in, until the intermission ends and we can see what our next act will hold. [Excerpted from notes by Emma Love Suddarth.]
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cctutu · 9 years ago
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6.22-29.2016-London
London has come and gone so swiftly. We experienced a historic vote, iconic sights, stately buildings, magnificent castles, informative museums, local restaurants, afternoon teas, pints of cider, and pure adventure. Not only did the four of us traveling dancers see the sights within London, we also managed to venture outside the center city. Each day brought us a different taste of London and…
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cctutu · 9 years ago
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Tues, 6.21.2016 Back to Reykjavik
Tues, 6.21.2016 Back to Reykjavik
One sentence: Returning back to Reykjavik felt like coming home. We have loved our magical journey through Iceland, but we look forward to our next two stops – London & Ireland.
6.21.2016 Light house
6.21.2016 Drive back to Reykjavik
6.21.2016 Parliament House in Reykjavik
6.21.2016 Parliament House in Reykjavik
6.21.2016 Parliament House in Reykjavik
– 11a. Slower morning editing photos, packing…
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cctutu · 9 years ago
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Mon, 6.20.2016 - Snaefellsjökull Westward drive
Mon, 6.20.2016 – Snaefellsjökull Westward drive
One sentence: As we looked over to the Kirkjufell mountain, it looked more like sunrise than sunset, but it was clear the day was over because we were exhausted.
6.19.2016 Arnarstapi, Iceland
6.19.2016 Arnarstapi, Iceland
6.19.2016 Arnarstapi, Iceland
6.19.2016 Arnarstapi, Iceland
6.19.2016 Arnarstapi, Iceland
6.19.2016 Lighthouse at Arnarstapi, Iceland
6.19.2016 Arnarstapi, Iceland
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cctutu · 9 years ago
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Sat, 6.18.2016 - Drive to Iceberg Lagoon
Sat, 6.18.2016 – Drive to Iceberg Lagoon
One sentence: A 12-hr driving day brought us through countless scrapes ending at an icy paradise.
6.18.2016 Creek near our hostel
6.18.2016 Landscape from Gulfs to Iceberg Lagoon
6.18.2016 Landscape from Gulfs to Iceberg Lagoon
6.18.2016 Landscape from Gulfs to Iceberg Lagoon
6.18.2016 Landscape from Gulfs to Iceberg Lagoon
6.18.2016 Vik
6.18.2016 Fjaðrárgljúfur
6.18.2016 Landscape from Gulfs to…
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cctutu · 9 years ago
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Thur, 6.16.2016 - Reykjavík
Thur, 6.16.2016 – Reykjavík
One sentence: I am forever spoiled by the healing mineral waters of Blue Lagoon.
6.16.2016 Blue Lagoon
6.16.2016 Blue Lagoon
6.16.2016 Blue Lagoon
6.16.2016 Blue Lagoon
6.16.2016 Blue Lagoon
6.16.2016 Blue Lagoon
6.16.2016 Blue Lagoon
– 6:15a. Arrived safe and sound from Seattle (through Vancouver) to Reykavik with Liz & Carli with a smooth-sailing customs and baggage claim.
– 7:30a. Hopped on a…
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