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Stars Head to St. Petersburg for White Nights Fest

By Galina Stolyarova / The Moscow Times

Modest Mussorgsky's opera "Boris Godunov," which has arguably become the most popular operatic piece by a Russian composer on the international stage in the past decade, has been revamped by renowned British director Graham Vick. The production, which will be staged Friday, Saturday and June 26, opens the 20th International Stars of the White Nights festival, which runs through July 15. ST. PETERSBURG — Modest Mussorgsky's opera...

Mixed Results as Bolshoi Theater's 'Jewels' Debuts

By Raymond Stults / Special to The Moscow Times

No dance troupe in the world, even today's New York City Ballet, the company which George Balanchine founded in 1946 and led until his death 39 years later, is likely to do real justice to all three of the diversely styled ballets that the choreographer collectively titled "Jewels." No dance troupe in the world, even today's New York City Ballet, the company which George Balanchine founded in 1946 and led until his death 39 years later,...

Benois de la Danse Brings Best of Ballet to Bolshoi

By Raymond Stults / Special to The Moscow Times

One of the most prestigious prizes in the world of ballet, Benois de la Danse, celebrated its 20th anniversary last week at the Main Stage of the Bolshoi Theater with two evenings of dance, the first starting off with an awards ceremony and featuring some of this year's award nominees, the second given over in large part to appearances by past Benois award winners. One of the most prestigious prizes in the world of ballet, Benois...

Soviet Ballerina Gets N.Y. Tribute

The Associated Press

When people think of famous Soviet dancers who defected to the West, they recall Rudolf Nureyev, certainly, and Mikhail Baryshnikov. But there was also a formidable woman among them: Natalia Makarova, who defected in 1970 and went on to win glory in Europe and the United States. NEW YORK — When people think of famous Soviet dancers who defected to the West, they recall Rudolf Nureyev, certainly, and Mikhail Baryshnikov. But there was also a formidable...

The Art of Beauty Without Photoshop

By Kristen Steagall / Special to The Moscow Times

Portraits and belongings of famous female dancers, actresses and singers from Russian theater during the late 19th and early 20th centuries are on display at the State Museum of Theater and Music in a new exhibit titled "Beauties of the Russian Stage: Beauty Without Photoshop." ST. PETERSBURG — Portraits and belongings of famous female dancers, actresses and singers from Russian theater during the late 19th and...

Bolshoi Theater Brings Balanchine's 'Jewels' to Life

By Raymond Stults / Special to The Moscow Times

The Bolshoi Theater presents its second ballet premiere of the current season Saturday, George Balanchine's "Jewels," widely considered the first-ever full-length abstract ballet. Created 45 years ago for Balanchine's own New York City Ballet, it has subsequently been staged, in full or in part, by more than 60 other dance companies throughout the world. The Bolshoi Theater presents its second ballet premiere of the current season Saturday...

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