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Māris Rūdolfs Liepa (27 July 1936 – 26 March 1989) was a Soviet Latvian ballet dancer who was born in Riga and died in Moscow. He graduated from Riga Choreography School where he was taught by Valentin Blinov (Russian: Валентин Блинов). He performed in Moscow for the first time in 1950.
Baletdejotāja karjeru Māris Liepa sāka 1955. gadā Operas un baleta teātrī Rīgā. Pēc tam strādāja Staņislavska un Nemiroviča-Dančenko vārdā nosauktajā Maskavas Muzikālajā teātrī (1956—1960). 1960. gadā kļuva par Maskavas Lielā teātra solistu.
Mar 29, 1989 · Maris Liepa, the handsome, virile star of the Bolshoi Ballet known particularly for his performance as Marcus Crassus, the Roman despot in “Spartacus,” is dead of a heart attack. His son,...
Māris Liepa. (pilnā vārdā Māris Rūdolfs Liepa; 27.07.1936. Rīgā–26.03.1989. Maskavā; apbedīts Vagaņkovas kapsētā Maskavā, Ваганьковскoe кладбище) latviešu izcelsmes Krievijas baletdejotājs, pedagogs, baletmeistars, kino aktieris. M. Liepa bija viens no 20. gs. 60.–70. gadu pasaules izcilākajiem baleta ...
Kā stāsta laikabiedri, leģendārais latviešu baletdejotājs Māris Liepa bija unikāla parādība ne tikai padomju, bet vispār pasaules baletā. Viņu pamatoti var uzskatīt par vienu no pagājušā gadsimta otrās puses izcilākajiem dejotājiem.
A strong, courageous, handsome and gifted man who adored ballet and could not imagine life without it. As a youth in his native Riga, he wrote in his diary: “I’ll become a fairy-tale prince and take the Bolshoi by storm!”
The Bolshoi Theatre celebrates the memory of its legendary principal – Māris Liepa From the boisterous Crassus in Spartacus to the sensual prince from The Swan Lake, and cheerful Basilio in Don Quixote – these are just a few of the many characters brought to life by one of the USSR’s most talented ballet artists, and in which he was ...
