Igone de Jongh and Aleksandr Zhembrovskyy

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Igone de Jongh and Aleksandr Zhembrovskyy Олександр Жембровський, “Two Pieces for Het”, choreography by Hans van Manen, music by Ferruccio Busoni (Berceuse Elégiague), Erkki-Sven Tüür (Illusion), Arvo Pärt (Psalom), costume by Keso Dekker, Het Nationale Ballet Dutch National Ballet, Het Muziektheater, Amsterdam, Netherlands.

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Ulyana Lopatkina and Alexander Zhembrovskyy

Ulyana Lopatkina Ульяна Лопаткина  (Mariinsky Ballet) and Alexander Zhembrovskyy (Het Nationale Ballet Dutch National Ballet),  “Two Pieces for Het”, choreography by Hans van Manen, music by Ferruccio Busoni (Berceuse Elégiague), Erkki-Sven Tüür (Illusion), Arvo Pärt (Psalom), costume by Keso Dekker, Mariinsky Ballet Мариинский театр, Saint Petersburg, Russia.

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Igone de Jongh and Alexander Zhembrovskyy

Photographer Angela Sterling

Igone de Jongh and Alexander Zhembrovskyy, Steptext”, music by Johann Sebastian Bach (“Chaconne” from “Partita No. 2 in D minor”), choreography, set, costume and lighting by William Forsythe, Het Nationale Ballet Dutch National Ballet, Het Muziektheater, Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

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Anna Tsygankova and Alexander Zhembrovsky

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Anna Tsygankova Анна Цыганкова and Alexander Zhembrovsky, “Serenade” choreography by George Balanchine and music by Pyotr Tchaikovsky Пётр Чайковский (Serenade for Strings in C, Op. 48), Het Nationale Ballet Dutch National Ballet

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Alexander Zhembrovskyy

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Alexander Zhembrovskyy, Het Nationale Ballet (Dutch National Ballet)

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Anu Viheriäranta and Alexander Zhembrovskyy

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Anu Viheriäranta and Alexander Zhembrovskyy (Het Nationale Ballet/The Dutch National Ballet), “Tryst”, 2010 Benois de la Danse Charity Gala.

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Ulyana Lopatkina and Alexander Zhembrovskyy

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Ulyana Lopatkina (Mariinsky Ballet) and Alexander Zhembrovskyy (Het Nationale Ballet), “Trois Gnossiennes” at Hans van Manen Festival

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“Ballerina”, Het Nationale Ballet

Anna Tsygankova and Jozef Varga – © Angela Sterling

Igone de Jongh and Casey Herd – © Angela Sterling

Igone de Jongh and Vito Mazzeo – © Angela Sterling

Jurgita Dronina and Isaac Hernández – © Angela Sterling

Larissa Lezhnina and Alexander Zhembrovskyy – © Angela Sterling

Larissa Lezhnina and Artur Shesterikov – © Angela Sterling

Maia Makhateli and Remi Wörtmeier – © Angela Sterling

“Ballerina” revolves around the female principals. Artistic director Ted Brandsen gave them carte blanche in compiling the programme, which is all about virtuoso technique, elegance and personal artistry. Larissa Lezhnina is dancing her farewell performance in Ballerina. She has been a principal with Dutch National Ballet for twenty years, and has put her distinctive mark on the company.

Anna Tsygankova, Jozef Varga, Igone de Jongh, Casey Herd, Vito Mazzeo, Jurgita Dronina, Isaac Hernández, Larissa Lezhnina, Alexander Zhembrovskyy, Artur Shesterikov, Maia Makhateli and Remi Wörtmeier, “Ballerina”, Het Nationale Ballet (The Dutch National Ballet)

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