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  1. MAX
    Zenaïda Yanowsky ? Laura Morera ? Those two wonderfully intelligent women would certainly do a terrific job as RBS AD.
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    I think you are wrong but you are the boss
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    Thank you all for your answers. My question was more the following : how could have Monica Mason missed out on talent such as William Bracewell and Vadim Muntagirov ? because even if they were not as good as they are now the potential was there. I have the same question for William Moore wonderful dancer who danced in Stuttgart and Zurich. Very mysterious to me ! And it's not because these dancers chose to go elsewhere, out of the RBS the main company is always the first choice I think !
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    Yes Floss but here we are not talking about talented dancers we are talking about exceptional dancers !
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    Thank you for this interesting quote Sophoife.
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    William Bracewell and Vadim Muntagirov are certainly among The Royal Ballet's finest dancers. Both men were trained partly or entirely at The Royal Ballet School, but surprisingly did not join The Royal Ballet when they graduated. Was this a choice on Monica Mason's part ? If this is the case, given their exceptional talent, one might wonder about her selection....
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    Petite danse afternoon 😉
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    The Royal Ballet is not very lucky with Don Q ! I was in the audience many years ago when Fumi Kaneko injured herself in the middle of Act one, they had to close the curtain, we had to wait for a while and Kevin O'Hare came on stage to announce that Marianela Nunez had accepted to finish the show... Exactly the same story happened the second time I was in the audience for Don Q, this time it was Natalia Osipova getting injured at the end of act one and we had to wait even longer to get the news Akane Takada had accepted to finish the show...
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    I think Isabelle Gasparini and M.G Hinkis are good and efficient first soloists but don't have the qualities we can expect from a principal dancer at The Royal Ballet.
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    What about Natacha Mair ? She does not seem injured if I referred to her instagram account.
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    Aaron Watkin on Les Noces : "It's more grounded, it's more physical". Grounded ok maybe but more physical than Theme and Variations ? really ?
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    Great to have casting until June ! No news about who will dance Theme and Variations in September or have I missed something ?
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    They maybe had to be hired at that rank to get a work permit in the UK ?
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    Am I right if I say that Natacha Mair is now the only principal ? This Lead principal and principal don't make sense to me, when did they start this ? A principal is anyway a leader !!!
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    Not to mention she was a great Kitri too.
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    I just noticed that Rina Kanehara is no longer a member of ENB, sad as she was so promising a few years back !
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    I have just read the comments about Wayne McGregor coming from those of you who are hoping that he will soon be replaced at The Royal Ballet. As a frenchman, I don't think you understand how lucky your are to have such a repertoire and such choreographers. The Paris Opera Ballet is forced to come to London to steal english ballets such as Dante, Mayerling, Manon, La Fille... I attended the premiere on Friday and I think Untitled is one of McGregor most accomplished work for The Royal Ballet. It is so cleverly made, the dancers are so wonderful, it is really a little masterpiece.
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    https://www.theguardian.com/stage/2019/jun/13/step-up-women-dance-female-choreographers
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    As i said if you are glad with it no problem...
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    Well if you are glad with this Royal Ballet Season great for you, but if directors don't start NOW with adding female choreographers (from today or from the past) then WHEN ? An effort must be made to put and end to this patriarchal hegemony, it seems to me that it is the responsability of an artistic director in 2023. Do have a look at Cathy Marston's season in Zurich !
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    One female choreographer only in the main house ? I think Kevin O'Hare should make an effort, we are in 2023... And not a single creation ? I must say that I think it might be good for The Royal Ballet to think about having a new director, someone with fresh ideas and vision...
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    Angela, can you explain why you write Figueredo has been unlucky until now ? I remember him well from Prix de Lausanne.
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    Not much luck either for English ballet dancers in this country since out of 70 dancers only 25 are British in the English National Ballet, even less likely to become a soloist since 2 out 25 only are british.
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    At the Royal Ballet the principals want to dance everything withoutit necessarily being a good idea. Thus we could see this week Anne-Rose O’Sullivan and Marcelino Sambé in Nutcracker’spas de deux. To my opinion Marcelino Sambé unfortunately do not have the sufficient size for such a role, we would like to see Anne-Rose O'Sullivan with another partner. As for Marcelino Sambé, so exceptional in a more neo-classical repertoire, he is struggling here and seems really uncomfortable technically speaking in this role. Anne-Rose O’Sullivan is a nice (and worried) dancer, we can see sheis struggling tofinish her variation and that she is concerned about her fouettés, we feel that she is tired and that it is time for all this to end. Two generous performers to see in another repertoire.
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    Manège Angela, ménage is something else (household)
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