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Features Lifestyle Milan Men's Fashion Week Longs for a Bright 12 Established 1961 Lifestyle Features Wednesday, January 20, 2021 erlin State Ballet’s first black ‘Harassment’ support of others in the dance world, dancer Chloe Lopes Gomes said Lopes Gomes, who studied at the including her brother Isaac Lopes Bshe has been made to feel differ- renowned Bolshoi ballet in Moscow, felt Gomes, a dancer at the Opera de Paris, ent because of her skin colour since she humiliated-but not surprised. She had and his colleagues. “I don’t know anyone first donned ballet shoes as a child. But been subject to “harassment” at the who hasn’t had racist comments like ‘You after she was again subjected to what hands of her boss ever since her arrival have to straighten your hair because you she described as “racism” at Germany’s in Berlin in 2018, she said. “In our first have a lion’s mane, you have to tuck in largest dance company, she has rehearsal for ‘Swan Lake’, six of us were your black a**, you jump like Kirikou (the launched a fightback that has forced the new but all of the corrections were direct- African child star of an animated film)’,” State Ballet to launch an internal investi- ed at me,” she said. The remarks contin- Lopes Gomes said. Since she began gation into her complaints. In an inter- ued for months. “She used to say to me, dancing as a child, she has been made view with AFP, Lopes Gomes stood by ‘When you’re not in line, you are the only to feel like an outsider. her allegations against the Berlin compa- person we see because you are black’”- “They never had the right make-up for ny, arguing that it was time for the classi- comments also confirmed by the other my skin tone, I had to bring my own. And cal ballet world to address the issue. dancer. French ballet dancer Chloe Lopes Gomes poses for a picture outside the Deutsche Oper in I was the only one who had to adapt my Recalling instances where she was Lopes Gomes carried on, because Berlin. — AFP hairstyles” because the hairdressers did- made to feel uncomfortable, Lopes she is a “hard worker” who wanted to n’t know how to style frizzy hair, she said. Gomes cited a rehearsal for a produc- show “that I deserved my place”, said When told of the allegations in the report any incidents of discrimination,” She was always “so desperate” to fit in tion of the 19th-century ballet “La the dancer, born to a French mother and autumn, the company, which employs Theobald said. The ballet mistress at the that she just went along with it. “But Bayadere”, when the company’s ballet a Cape Verdean father. But the stress people of 30 different nationalities, center of the scandal has refused to these are details that make you feel mistress was handing around white veils took its toll. She injured her foot, leading responded with shock. “We didn’t think comment and the company does not excluded.” It’s an uphill battle, given that for the dancers to wear. When she got to to eight months off and a course of anti- we could be affected by everyday wish to speculate on possible discipli- classical ballet is governed by strict rules Lopes Gomes, she laughed, the 29- depressants. After her return, last racism simply because of our diversity. nary proceedings against her for legal dating back to the 19th century that are year-old French dancer told AFP. “I can’t February, she was asked to wear white In fact, we never thought about it. But we reasons. Lopes Gomes will leave the designed to create an impression of give you one. The veil is white and make-up for a production following the were wrong,” acting director Christiane Berlin State Ballet in July as her contract homogeneity. But it’s time for that to you’re black,” she was told. Another departure of a director who had opposed Theobald told AFP. Asking a black artist was not renewed. change, Lopes Gomes said. “I’m tired of dancer from the company confirmed the idea. “Lightening my skin felt like to wear white make-up is an “absolute hearing that you can’t hire black people Lopes Gomes’ account on condition of denying my identity,” said Lopes Gomes, no-go”, she admits. In December, the ‘Elitist and exclusive’ because they don’t have the bodies for anonymity. The ballet mistress “said it who has also performed with the Opera Berlin State Ballet launched an internal In a world that is “very elitist and ballet. It’s just an excuse.”— AFP like it was a joke... I was completely de Nice in France and Switzerland’s investigation into discrimination and exclusive”, she knows she has taken a shocked,” she said. Ballet Bejart. racism. “All employees can anonymously risk by speaking out. 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