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Les Ballets Trockadero De Monte Carlo Sascha Vaughan Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo Featuring Nadia Doumiafeyva, Ephrosinya Drononova, Minnie van Driver, Lariska Dumbchenko Nina Immobilashvili, Natalie Kleptopovska, Irina Kolesterolikova, Sonia Leftova, Katya Lukinatmeya, Ida Nevasayneva, Maria Paranova, Marina Plezegetovstageskaya, Alla Snizova, Olga Supphozova, Maya Thickenthighya, Yakatarina Verbosovich, Giuseppina Zambellini and Jacques d’Aniels, Roland Deaulin, Pepe Dufka, Nicholas Khachafallenjar, Stanislas Kokitch, Andrei Leftov, Araf Legupski, Ivan Legupski, Marat Legupski, Vladimir Legupski, Mikhail Mypansarov, Boris Nowitsky, Velour Pilleaux, Yuri Smirnov, Innokenti Smoktumuchsky, Kravlji Snepek, Mischa Youloustski Eugene McDougle, General Director Tory Dobrin, Artistic Director Isabel Martinez Rivera, Associate Director Program Le Lac Des Cygnes (Swan Lake, Act II) -Intermission- Go for Barocco -Intermission- Laurencia Thursday, December 13 at 7:30 PM Friday, December 14 at 8 PM Saturday, December 15 at 2 PM Saturday, December 15 at 8 PM 16 | DANCE CELEBRATION PROGRAM Le Lac Des Cygnes (Swan Lake, Act II) Music by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Choreography after Lev Ivanovich Ivanov Costumes by Mike Gonzales Decor by Jason Courson Lighting by Kip Marsh Swept up into the magical realm of swans (and birds), this elegiac phantasmagoria of variations and ensembles in line and music is the signature work of Les Ballets Trockadero. The story of Odette, the beautiful princess turned into a swan by the evil sorcerer, and how she is nearly saved by the love of Prince Siegfried, was not so unusual a theme when Tchaikovsky first wrote his ballet in 1877—the metamorphosis of mortals to birds and vice versa occurs frequently in Russian folklore. The original Swan Lake at the Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow was treated unsuccessfully; a year after Tchaikovsky’s death in 1893, the St. Petersburg Maryinsky Ballet produced the version we know today. Perhaps the world’s best known ballet, its appeal seems to stem from the mysterious and pathetic qualities of the heroine juxtaposed with the canonized glamour of 19th century Russian ballet. Benno: Vladimir Legupski (friend and confidant to) Prince Siegfried: Pepe Dufka (who falls in love with) Odette: Marina Plezegetovstageskaya (Queen of the) Swans: Ephrosinya Dronovnoa, Nina Immobilashvili, Natalie Kleptopovska, Irina Kolesteroliknova, Katya Lukinatmeya, Sonia Leftova, Maria Paranova, Maya Thickenthiya (all of whom got this way because of) Von Rothbart: Yuri Smirov (an evil wizard who goes about turning girls into swans) -Intermission- Pas de deux to be announced from the stage Go For Barocco Music by J.S. Bach Choreography by Peter Anastos Costumes by Mike Gonzales Lighting by Kip Marsh Stylistic heir to Balanchine’s Middle-Blue-Verging-On-Black-and-White Period, this ballet has become a primer in identifying stark coolness and choreosymphonic delineation in the new (neo) neo-new classic dance. It has been called a wristwatch for Balanchine clock-time. First Movement (Moderato) Maya Thickenthighya and Giusepina Zambellini with Nina Immobilashvili, Natalie Kleptopovska, Irina Kolesterolikova, Katya Lukinatmeya Second Movement (Adagio) Maya Thickenthighya and Giusepina Zambellini 12/13 Season | 17 Third Movement (Allegro) All -Intermission- Laurencia Music by Alexander Krain Choreography after Vakhtang Chabukiani Staged By Elena Kunikova Costumes by Kenneth Busbin Lighting by Jax Messenger Laurencia, originally choreographed by Vakhtang Chabukiani, premiered in 1939 at the Kirov Theater in Leningrad (now St Petersburg). The story of a peasant revolution was an ideal subject in this era of Soviet ballet. The choreography was an innovative blend of classical and folk dance which featured the virile and heroic male dancing that Chabukiani personified. At the premiere, the leading roles were performed by prima ballerina Natalia Dudinskaya (Laurencia), Vakhtang Chabukiani (Frondoso), Elena Chikvaidze (Jacinta) and Tatiana Vecheslova (Pascuala). In 1956, the ballet was staged at the Bolshoi Theatre, with Chabukiani partnering Maya Plisetskaya. Laurencia had great success everywhere it was performed–especially in the former Soviet Union. The Trocks are presenting an excerpt from the final act of the ballet. Laurencia: Olga Supphozova Frondoso: Mikhail Mypansarov Jacinta: Lariska Dumbchenko Pascuala: Yakatarina Verbosovich Friends of Frondoso Ivan Legupski, Mischa Youloustski and Andrei Leftova and Innokenti Smoktumuchsky with Artists of the Trockadero 18 | DANCE CELEBRATION ABOUT THE ARTISTS The Company Founded in 1974 by a group of ballet enthusiasts for the purpose of presenting a playful, entertaining view of traditional, classical ballet in parody form and en travesti, Les Ballets Trockadero De Monte Carlo first performed in the late-late shows in Off-Off Broadway lofts. The Trocks, as they are affectionately known, quickly garnered a major critical essay by Arlene Croce in The New Yorker, and combined with reviews in The New York Times and The Village Voice, established the company as an artistic and popular success. By mid-1975, the Trocks’ inspired blend of their loving knowledge of dance, their comic approach and the astounding fact that men can, indeed, dance en pointe without falling flat on their faces, was being noted beyond New York. Articles and notices in publications such as Variety, Oui, The London Daily Telegraph, as well as a Richard Avedon photo essay in Vogue, made the company nationally and internationally known. The 1975/76 season was a year of growth and full professionalization. The company found management, qualified for the National Endowment for the Arts Touring Program and hired a full-time teacher and ballet mistress to oversee daily classes and rehearsals. Also in this season, they made their first extended tours of the United States and Canada. Packing, unpacking and repacking tutus and drops, stocking giant-sized toe shoes by the case; running for planes and chartered buses all became routine parts of life. Since those beginnings, the Trocks have established themselves as a major dance phenomenon throughout the world. They have participated in dance festivals in Bodrum (Turkey), Bogota, Holland, Finland, San Luis Potosi, Madrid, Montreal, New York, Paris, Lyon, Rome, Spoleto, Turin and Vienna. There have been television appearances as varied as a Shirley MacLaine special, the Dick Cavett Show, What’s My Line?, Real People, On-Stage America, with Kermit and Miss Piggy on their show Muppet Babies, a BBC Omibus special on the world of ballet hosted by Jennifer Saunders. There have been solo specials on national networks in Japan and Germany, as well as a French television special with Julia Migenes. A documentary was filmed and aired internationally by the acclaimed British arts program, The South Bank Show. The company was featured in the PBS program, The Egg, about arts in America, winning an Emmy® award for the director, and appeared in a segment of Nightline in December 2008. Several performances were taped by a consortium of Dutch, French and Japanese TV networks at the Maison de la Danse in Lyon, France, for worldwide broadcast and DVD distribution. Awards that the Trocks have won over the years include for best classical repertoire from the prestigious Critic’s Circle National Dance Awards (2007) (UK), the Theatrical Managers Award (2006) (UK) and the 2007 Positano Award (Italy) for excellence in dance. In December 2008, the Trocks appeared at the 80th anniversary Royal Variety Performance, to aid of the Entertainment Artistes’ Benevolent Fund, in London, attended by members of the British royal family. The Trocks’ numerous tours have been both popular and critical successes—their frenzied annual schedule has included eight tours to Australia and New Zealand, 27 to Japan (where their annual summer tours have created a nation-wide cult following and a fan club), nine to other parts of Asia, 12 to South America, three to South Africa and 70 tours of Europe, including 20 tours of the United Kingdom. In the United States, the company has become a regular part of the college and university circuit in addition to regular dance presentations in cities in 49 states. The company has appeared in over 34 countries and over 500 cities worldwide since its founding in 1974. Increasingly, the company is presenting longer seasons, which have included extended engagements in Amsterdam, Athens, Auckland, Barcelona, Beijing, Berlin, Brisbane, Buenos Aires, Caracas, Cologne, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Hamburg, Hong Kong, Johannesburg, Lisbon, London, Lyon, Madrid, Melbourne, Moscow (at the famed Bolshoi Theater), Paris (at the Chatelet Theater), Perth, Rome, Singapore, Sydney, Tokyo, Vienna and Wellington. 12/13 Season | 19 The company continues to appear in benefits for international AIDS organizations such as Dancers Responding to AIDS and Classical Action in New York City, the Life Ball in Vienna, Austria, Dancers for Life in Toronto, Canada, London’s Stonewall Gala and Germany’s AIDS Tanz Gala. In addition, The Trocks have given or participated in special benefit performances for Connecticut Ballet Theatre, Ballet Hawaii, Indianapolis Ballet Theatre, Rochester City Ballet, Dancers in Transition (NYC), Sadler’s Wells Theatre in London and the Gay and Lesbian Community Center and Young Audiences / Arts for Learning Organization, and the Ali Forney Center, benefiting homeless gay youths in New York City. In 2009, the Trocks gave a benefit performance for Thailand’s Queen Sirikit’s Scholarship Fund in Bangkok, which
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