Preserving memories. (museum of the Vaganova Ballet Academy in St. Petersburg, Russia)

From: Dance Magazine | Date: April 1, 1995| Author: Horosko, Marian | Copyright information

The Vaganova Ballet Academy in St. Petersburg, Russia, has an impressive collection of dance memorabilia in its museum. The pieces displayed at the museum reached back to the school's beginnings in 1738.

When attending the Vaganova Ballet Academy Prix in St. Petersburg, Russia, in June (see Teacher Talk, March) be sure to visit the school's museum. Nijinsky's Specter of the Rose glass-encased costume is the first object one sees. Curator Marina Vivien shows boundless love and ener...

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