Maria Kochetkova and Jón Vallejo

Photographer Ian Whalen

Maria Kochetkova Мария Кочеткова as “Giselle” and Jón Vallejo as “Count Albrecht”, rehearsal for “Giselle” choreography, concept and staging by David Dawson, music by Adolphe Adam arranged by David Coleman, costumes by Yumiko Takeshima, staged by Raphaël Coumes-Marquet and Rebecca Gladstone,
Dresden Semperoper Ballett, Dresden, Germany (October 2 and 8, 2019)

World premiere: March 9, 2008; Dresden SemperOper Ballett, Dresden, Germany

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Maria Kochetkova and Jón Vallejo

Photographer Ian Whalen

Maria Kochetkova Мария Кочеткова as “Giselle” and Jón Vallejo as “Count Albrecht”, rehearsal for “Giselle” choreography, concept and staging by David Dawson, music by Adolphe Adam arranged by David Coleman, costumes by Yumiko Takeshima, staged by Raphaël Coumes-Marquet and Rebecca Gladstone,
Dresden Semperoper Ballett, Dresden, Germany (October 2 and 8, 2019)

World premiere: March 9, 2008; Dresden SemperOper Ballett, Dresden, Germany

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Duosi Zhu 朱多思 and Julian Lacey

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Duosi Zhu 朱多思 and Julian Lacey, “Giselle” choreography, concept and staging by David Dawson, music by Adolphe Adam arranged by David Coleman, costumes by Yumiko Takeshima, Dresden Semperoper Ballett, Dresden, Germany

World premiere: March 9, 2008; Dresden SemperOper Ballett, Dresden, Germany

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Alice Mariani and Julian Lacey

Photographer Ian Whalen

Photographer Ian Whalen

Alice Mariani and Julian Lacey, “The Four Seasons” choreography and concept by David Dawson, music by Max Richter (“The Four Seasons” by Antonio Vivaldi), set design by Eno Henze, costume design by Yumiko Takeshima, light design by Bert Dalhuysen, assistant to the choreographer: Raphaël Coumes–Marquet, Dresden Semperoper Ballett, Dresden, Germany

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Sangeun Lee and Gareth Haw

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Sangeun Lee 이상은 and Gareth Haw, “The Four Seasons” choreography and concept by David Dawson, music by Max Richter (“The Four Seasons” by Antonio Vivaldi), set design by Eno Henze, costume design by Yumiko Takeshima, light design by Bert Dalhuysen, assistant to the choreographer: Raphaël Coumes–Marquet, Dresden Semperoper Ballett, Dresden, Germany

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Tania Angelovski

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Tania Angelovski, The Palucca Hochschule für Tanz Dresden

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Courtney Richardson and István Simon

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Courtney Richardson and István Simon, “Giselle” choreography, concept and staging David Dawson, music by Adolphe Adam arranged by David Coleman, costumes by Yumiko Takeshima, Dresden Semperoper Ballett

World premiere: March 9, 2008; Dresden SemperOper Ballett, Dresden, Germany

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István Simon

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István Simon as “Miguel Basilio”, “Don Quixote” choreography by Aaron S. Watkin, music by Ludwig Minkus and Manuel de Falla. New creation for the Dresden Semperoper Ballett (Premiere on November 5, 2016)

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Svetlana Gileva and Laurent Guilbaud

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Svetlana Gileva and Laurent Guilbaud, “In the Middle, Somewhat Elevated” choreography by William Forsythe, Dresden Semperoper Ballett

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Polina Semionova and Jiří Bubeníček

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Polina Semionova and Jiří Bubeníček, “The Nutcracker”, Dresden SemperOper Ballett, Dresden, Germany

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