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    SELLING 2 Tickets for the Royal Ballet's "Concerto..." 2 November 12pm

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    Selling  2 tickets  for the Royal Ballet's "Concerto / Enigma Variations / Raymonda Act III" at ROH

     

    2 November  2019 at 12.00pm

     

    Concerto - Melissa Hamilton, Claire Calvert

    Raymonda III - Natalia Osipova, Vadim Muntagirov

    Enigma Variation - Christina Arestis, Gary Avis

     

    Amphitheatre Lower Slips, Level 4, Row A, Seats 88 and 89) £12 each

     

    2 Tickets for the Royal Ballet's "The Nutcracker" 7 January 19.30

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    Selling 2 tickets for the Royal Ballet's "THE NUTCRACKER" on the 7th January 2019 7.30 pm
     
    Main Stage, LEVEL 5 Amphitheatre, Door 5C, Row/Box E SEATS 45 and 55
     
    £50.00 each
     
    The Sugar Plum Fairy           - Lauren Cuthbertson
    The Prince                             - Reece Clarke
    Clara                                      - Isabella Gasparini
    Hans-Peter/The Nutcracker   - Benjamin Ella 
    Herr Drosselmeyer                - Gary Avis
     
    Please send personal massage if interested.

    Mathilde Kchessinskaya movie: opens April 20 in the UK

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    As part of the "Russian Film Week 2017" film "Mathilde"will be on screen

     

    Sunday, 26 November 2017 at 18:00

    18:00 Red carpet arrivals and film costumes exhibition

    18:30 British film premiere +Q&A with director Alexey Uchitel and lead actors
     
    BFI Southbank, NFT1, Belvedere Rd, South Bank, London SE1 8XT
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    Summer Schools 2016 feedback

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    The Natalie Kremen sounds great but is it non residential?

     

    Unfortunately, no. We've been doing this course since it was started. As we don't live in London, we have to look for a place nearby, using Airbnb site. This is an international summer school. Students come from all over the globe - Greece, Turkey, France, Romania, Russia, America and other places.

    Summer school 2017

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    From 24th  to 29th July 2017

     

    NATALIA KREMEN BALLET SCHOOL is running a “NK Summer Intensive Course in London Based on Vaganova Method”, offering classes in Classical Ballet, Ballet Repertoire, Character Dance, Pointe Work, History of Ballet, Pilates / Stretching and Contemporary at RAMBERT STUDIO, Southbank, London.

     

    ​This year faculty will include

     

    NATALIA KREMEN (Bolshoi Ballet Academy, ENB),

    ISABELLE CIAROVOLA (prima-ballerina, Paris Opera),

    ROBERTA MARQUEZ (prima-ballerina, Royal Ballet),

    ALEXANDER MUNTAGIROV (People's Artist of Russia, professor, member of the art council of "BALLET" magazine),

    ANASTASIA YATSENKO (Bolshoi Ballet Academy, Bolshoi Theatre),

    ALEXANDER ZAITSEV (Bolshoi Ballet Academy, Principal, Stuttgart Ballet),

    SIMONETTA BARZANTI-DIXON (dance critic and co-founder of BalletcoForum).

     

    ​Don't miss the great opportunity to learn from these wonderful masters of ballet!

     

     

    For more information please visit: http://nkballetschool.com/summerschool.html

    email: info@nkballetschool.com or phone 020 7993 1102

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    Summer Schools 2016 feedback

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    My DD recently did the week at NKSS in Rambert Studios in Southbank.  She really enjoyed her entire time there despite 2 of the teachers requiring translators.  I think that added to the whole experience for her.  She really loved Natalia Kremen and the couple of the male teachers.  Interesting as she has never been taught by males before.  There was a mix of classes and teachers.

    The only concern I had (that she didn't) was when she reported back to me she had done a whole class En Pointe... in ballet flats as she isn't in pointe shoes yet.  (the whole class was in same situ).  It was apparently great fun and perfectly fine as they were all holding the barre!  I'm not overly convinced this was a good thing but I am not dance trained at all.

    The class demo on the Saturday showed how hard all the dancers had worked that week and some of the seniors REALLY stood out - I couldn't take my eyes off one particular dancer LOL

    We would definitely look to do this one again.

     

    I hope nobody minds me commenting on the long forgotten topic, just to clarify one thing, as some parents and children are still deciding which summer course to choose for the summer 2017. I am aware that there is a new topic on summer intensives this year. The Natalia Kremen Summer Course has of course a pointe work class in the summer school programme and if it happens that some of the students for whose age this class is intended are not yet on pointe, it is expected that they follow the class and exercise in their usual soft ballet shoes but they never go all the way on their toes, only on demi pointe. 

    This year NK Summer Course is also held at Rambert Studios from 24th to 29th July. Among the teachers are Isabelle Ciarovola (Paris Opera), Roberta Marquez (Royal Ballet), Alexander Zaitsev (Stuttgart Ballet) and others.

    NK Summer Intensive Course Based on Vaganova Method

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    Dance for VE day or lack thereof!

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    Natalia Kremen Ballet School had their annual performance yesterday at Britten Theatre, Royal College of Music.

    One of the numbers was a modern piece,‘Children of War’, performed (at the end of the first part) in memory of the impact of war conflict on children.  Very powerful performance by the children of the school, age 9 to 14, to choreography of Elizaveta Muravieva, one of the teachers of NKBS. "The dance is set to the melody ‘Experience’ by Ludovico Einaudi, with its hauntingly insistent theme. As the music ebbs and flows, the children hold on desperately to what is left of their hopes and dreams through the fear and turmoil of wartime. As conflict ends, they release these same dreams to pursue new realities in the war-ravaged present and to build new dreams in a more hopeful and peaceful future." - this is how the dance is described in the synopsis in the school's show programme. The audience was very much moved by this performance. The students did so well.

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