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COMPETITION SCHEDULE Friday, October 31, 2014 Le Théâtre André Malraux 9 Place Des Arts, 92500 Rueil-Malmaison, France COMPETITION SCHEDULE Friday, October 31, 2014 Le Théâtre André Malraux 9 place des Arts, 92500 Rueil-Malmaison, France 10:00 AM – 10:30 AM Open Stage for Pre-Competitive Contemporary Participants (001 - 049) 10:30 AM - 11:45 AM Pre-Competitive Contemporary Competition (Ages 9 - 11) (001 - 049) # Name Age School/Country Entry Title Choreographer/ Teacher 1 Martina Miro 9 Escola de Dansa D'Alaró, Futurama Carlos Miro SPAIN 2 Jantien Casier 8 Ballerino, BELGIUM Variation Little secret Magali Berael 3 Noa Sermon 9 Ballerino, BELGIUM Music box Magali Berael 4 Aurora Cavallaro 9 Accademia Anime Scalze, Blue Moon Anna Lombardo ITALY 5 Cristina Mariuca 9 Ballet Art Romania, Comptine d'Un Autre Été Raluca Dragomir Iordache ROMANIA 6 Perla Pace 9 Accademia Anime Scalze, Last World Anna Lombardo ITALY 49 Nel Van De Velde 9 Ballerino, BELGIUM The Typewriter Magali Berael 1 Martina Miro 9 Escola de Dansa D'Alaró Stars (Carmen Verger) Carlos Miro SPAIN 7 Elena Collin 9 Danse Ta Vie, BELGIUM Nuit d'orient Marie Laurence Lionnard 8 Margarita 9 Annarella Academia de Russian Dance (Annarella Sanchez),Fatima Fernandes Ballet e Dança, PORTUGAL Mekolova, Enrique Pérez-Cancio 9 Suzie Pevel 9 Synopsis Dance FRANCE I’oiseau des îles (Isabelle Vergne) Isabelle Vergne, Octavie Escure, 4 Aurora Cavallaro 9 Accademia Anime Scalze, Midnight in Paris Anna Lombardo ITALY 6 Perla Pace 9 Accademia Anime Scalze, Breeze Anna Lombardo ITALY 1 Martina Miro 9 Escola de Dansa D'Alaró, Dime Porque Carlos Miro SPAIN 30 Gloria Patanè 10 Centro Internazionale Di Bach Variation (Maki Nishisa) Maki Nishida, Danza "Dietro le Quinte", Pietro Ferlito ITALY 10 Erica Sousa 10 Annarella Academia de Love Eva Branco, Enrique Pérez- Ballet e Dança, PORTUGAL Cancio 11 Anastasiya 10 Ballettakademie Kashcheeva, Variation Cherry Ekaterina Kashcheeva Popova GERMANY 16 Elisa Muller 10 Association Promodanse, La Valse De L'epouvantail (Marina Toumi) Marina Toumi, FRANCE Marion Weil 19 Isabella Kulmer 10 School of Russian Ballet, Remember Me (Regina Zarhina) Teruyo Davis SPAIN 2 21 Margarida Noiva 10 Annarella Academia de Menina (Annarella Sanchez) Enrique Gonçalves Ballet e Dança, PORTUGAL Pérez-Cancio 12 Ana Eusébio 10 Academia Gimnoarte, Anything but a journal Margarida Ferreira PORTUGAL # Name Age School/Country Entry Title Choreographer/ Teacher 14 Elodie Lefebvre 10 Danse Ta Vie, BELGIUM Jour de fête Lionnard Marie-Laurence 27 Lisa Dottore 10 Professione Danza, ITALY Dream Michela Sartorelli 28 Elisa Dalla 10 Domus Danza, ITALY TBD Enrica Marcucci, Laura Narci Vecchia 30 Gloria Patanè 10 Centro Internazionale Di Under of the Sky of Paris Marco Laudani Danza "Dietro le Quinte", ITALY 37 Sofia Crisostomo 11 Annarella Academia de Sofi (Annarella Sanchez)Enrique Ballet e Dança, PORTUGAL Pérez-Cancio Cantero 38 Evi De Boeck 11 Ballerino, BELGIUM Pomme d'amour Magali Berael 39 Sayoko Magron- 11 Terpsichore, FRANCE Just Dance (Jacqueline Coulouarn) Marylou Akagami Van Godsten Hoven, Isabelle Coulouarn 40 Sara Verrocchio 11 Professione Danza, ITALY Padam Padam Michela Sartorelli 33 Teresa Borges 11 Escola de Bailado Espaço New Horizons (Sofia Marques dos Santos) Sofia Dança, PORTUGAL Marques dos Santos, Jacinta da Veiga Estima 34 Laura Viola 11 Annarella Academia de Doroty (Annarella Sanchez) Bruno Ballet e Dança, PORTUGAL Duarte, Enrique Pérez-Cancio 35 Antonio 11 Annarella Academia de Boy-Tum-Bao (Annarella Sanchez) Enrique Casalinho Ballet e Dança, PORTUGAL Pérez-Cancio Cantero 36 Francisco Gomes 11 Annarella Academia de Elegant Awakening (Annarella Sanchez) Enrique Ballet e Dança, PORTUGAL Pérez-Cancio 41 Jone Van De 11 Ballerino, BELGIUM Angel Magali Berael Velde 42 Alyssa Dailly 11 Ballerino, BELGIUM Princess of the East Magali Berael 43 Adriana Cipriano 11 Escola de Bailado Espaço 5 Secrets (Sofia Marques dos Santos) Sofia Dança, PORTUGAL Marques dos Santos, Jacinta da Veiga Estima 47 Hannelore 11 Ballerino, BELGIUM Aruana Magali Berael Debraekeleer 11:45 AM -12:05 PM Open Stage for Pre-Competitive Classical Participants (001- 048) 12:05 PM - 2:00 PM Pre-Competitive Classical Competition (Age 9 - 11) (001 - 048) # Name Age School/Country Entry Title Choreographer/ Teacher 1 Martina Miro 9 Escola de Dansa D'Alaró, Swanilda Variation from (A. St. Leon) Carlos Miro SPAIN Coppelia 2 Jantien Casier 8 Ballerino, BELGIUM Kitri Variation from Don (M. Petipa) Magali Berael Quixote 3 Noa Sermon 9 Ballerino, BELGIUM Fairy Variation from (M. Petipa) Magali Berael Sleeping Beauty 4 Aurora Cavallaro 9 Accademia Anime Scalze, Princess Florine Variation (M. Petipa) Anna Lombardo ITALY from Sleeping Beauty 5 Cristina Mariuca 9 Ballet Art Romania, Variation from Raymonda (M. Petipa)Iolanda Petrescu 3 Lordache ROMANIA 6 Perla Pace 9 Accademia Anime Scalze, Swanilda Variation from (A. St. Leon)Anna Lombardo ITALY Coppelia 7 Elena Collin 9 Danse Ta Vie, BELGIUM Peasant Pas de Deux (J. Perrot, J. Coralli) Marie Variation from Giselle Laurence Lionnard 9 Suzie Pevel 9 Synopsis Dance, FRANCE Variation from Coppelia (A. St. Leon) # Name Age School/Country Entry Title Choreographer/ Teacher 8 Margarita 9 Annarella Academia de Swanilda Variation from (A. St. Leon) Annarella Sanchez, Fernandes Ballet e Dança, PORTUGAL Coppelia Enrique Pérez-Cancio Cantero 1 Martina Miro 9 Escola de Dansa D'Alaró, Kitri Variation from Don (M. Petipa) Carlos Miro SPAIN Quixote 10 Erica Sousa 10 Annarella Academia de Cupid Variation from Don (M. Petipa) Annarella Sanchez, Ballet e Dança, PORTUGAL Quixote Enrique Pérez-Cancio Cantero 11 Anastasiya 10 Ballettakademie Kashcheeva, Odalisque Variation from (M. Petipa)Ekaterina Kashcheeva Popova GERMANY Le Corsaire 12 Ana Eusébio 10 Academia Gimnoarte, Fairy Variation from (M. Petipa) Joanna Rios PORTUGAL Sleeping Beauty 14 Elodie Lefebvre 10 Danse Ta Vie, BELGIUM Swanilda Variation from (A. St. Leon) Lionnard Marie- Coppelia Laurence, 15 Camilla Pedrini 10 Liceo Coreutico Locatelli & Variation from La Fille (A. Gorsky) Altamura Vincenza, Pavlova, ITALY Mal Gardee Svetlana Pavlova 16 Elisa Muller 10 Association Promodanse, Princess Florine Variation (M. Petipa) Marina Toumi, FRANCE from Sleeping Beauty Marion Weil 17 Giorgia Foglini 10 Giselle Danza e Musica, Variation from Coppelia (A. St. Leon) Mariola Kuqo, ITALY 18 Beatriz Saraiva 10 Escola de Bailado Espaço Fairy Variation from (M. Petipa) Dança, PORTUGAL Sleeping Beauty 19 Isabella Kulmer 10 School of Russian Ballet., Cupid Variation from Don (M. Petipa) Regina Zarhina, SPAIN Quixote 20 Giada Scirbatu 10 Acca’D’emia D di Danza, Variation from Paquita (M. Petipa) ITALY 21 Margarida Noiva 10 Annarella Academia de Variation from (M. Petipa) Annarella Sanchez, Gonçalves Ballet e Dança, PORTUGAL Harlequinade Enrique Pérez-Cancio Cantero 22 Hector Moore 10 Woodland Ballet School, Blue Bird Variation from (M. Petipa) Catherine Copeland UNIED KINGDOM Sleeping Beauty 23 Ana Teresa 10 Escola de Bailado Espaço Shade Variation from La (M. Petipa) Sofia Marques dos Carvalho Dança, PORTUGAL Bayadere Santos, Jacinta da Veiga Estima 24 Mariana Ferreira 10 Escola de Bailado Espaço Queen of the Dryads (M. Petipa) Sofia Marques dos Dança, PORTUAL Variation from Don Santos, Jacinta da Veiga Estima Quixote 25 Adriana Puertolas 10 Escuela municipal del Kitri Variation from Don (M. Petipa) Marina de Velasco Palacio de la Cotilla Quixote GuadalaJara, SPAIN 26 Sara Alves 10 Escola de Bailado Espaço Cupid Variation from Don (M. Petipa) Sofia Marques dos Dança, PORTUGAL Quixote Santos, Jacinta da Veiga Estima 27 Lisa Dottore 10 Professione Danza, ITALY Queen of the Dryads (M. Petipa) Michela Sartorelli Variation from Don Quixote 29 Isabelle Clauss 10 AS Ballett Schule, Variation from Fairy Doll (S. Legat) Alfonso Bausilio SWITZERLAND 31 Yara Araujo De 10 Giselle Danza e Musica, Variation from Fairy Doll (S. Legat) Mariola Kuqo Azevedo ITALY 11 Anastasiya 10 Ballettakademie Kashcheeva, Kitri Variation from Don (M. 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Petipa) Sofia Marques dos Dança, PORTUGAL La Bayadere Santos, Jacinta da Veiga Estima 34 Laura Viola 11 Annarella Academia de Variation from Graduation (D. Lichine) Annarella Sanchez, Ballet e Dança, PORTUGAL Ball Enrique Perez-Cancio Contero 35 Antonio 11 Annarella Academia de Basilio Variation from Don (M. Petipa) Annarella Sanchez, Casalinho Ballet e Dança, PORTUGAL Quixote Enrique Pérez-Cancio Cantero 36 Francisco Gomes 11 Annarella Academia de Pas de Trois Variation (M. Petipa, L. Ivanov) Annarella Ballet e Dança, PORTUGAL from Swan Lake Sanchez, Enrique Pérez-Cancio 37 Sofia Crisostomo 11 Annarella Academia de Fairy Variation from (M. Petipa) Annarella Sanchez, Ballet e Dança, PORTUGAL Sleeping Beauty Enrique Pérez-Cancio
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