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No, I did not
- No, I did not. I have worked with the choreographer, Yuri Posokhov, before on “The Hero of Our Time”, and I was convinced that we would make something excellent together.
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Vladislav Lantratov as Rudolf Nureyev and Denis Savin as Erik Bruhn in the duet of Nureyev and Erik from Nureyev, music by Ilya Demutsky, choreography by Yuri Possokhov. Benois de la Danse 2018, World Ballet Stars and Nominees to the Prize concert, shot on 5.6.2018 in the Bolshoi Theatre, Moscow.
Dec 10, 2017 · The answers are yes and somewhat. Mr. Serebrennikov’s impact is clear in the detailed libretto (published in the program), which structures the action around the auctions of Nureyev’s...
Lantratov speaks about “Nureyev” and the aftermath of the ballet’s sudden cancellation after the stage rehearsal on the 8th of July. The Bolshoi’s decision to pull the ballet a few days before its premier hit Lantratov, who put a great deal of effort into the role of Nureyev, the hardest.
Jul 22, 2017 · Lantratov speaks about “Nureyev” and the aftermath of the ballet’s sudden cancellation after the stage rehearsal on the 8th of July. The Bolshoi’s decision to pull the ballet a few days before its premier hit Lantratov, who put a great deal of effort into the role of Nureyev, the hardest.
Avedon’s famous nude photo of Nureyev, shot in 1968, led to a scene that re-enacted the photo session in which Avedon (played by Vernik) encouraged Nureyev to pose naturally. Another flashback presented the encounter, romance, and eventual parting of Nureyev and Erik Bruhn (Denis Savin).
Dec 14, 2017 · Overshadowed by the press hoopla, the most surprising moment in Nureyev is its quietest and most intimate scene. At the end of act one, Nureyev performs a mournful pas de deux with Erik Bruhn (played by Denis Savin), his Danish partner who died of lung cancer in 1986.
In the gala concert of the Benois de la Danse prize Vladislav Lantratov and Denis Savin performed the duet of Nureyev and Eric from the ballet «Nureyev».
