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Ivanova invigorating in Kirov Ballet's `Giselle'
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The Kirov Ballet, "Giselle," choreography by Jean Coralli, Jules
Perrot, Marius Petipa in a version prepared by Yuri Slonimsky and
revised by Oleg Vinogradov. Thursday night, Chicago Theatre, 175 N.
State. Repeated 8 p.m. today. Mixed repertoire 2 and 8 p.m.
tomorrow. $30-$55. 312-559-1212.
Veronika Ivanova is a young dancer to watch in the Kirov Ballet
performing through tomorrow at the Chicago Theatre.
She was a perky standout as the kilt-clad lassie in Tuesday
night's "Scotch...
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Veronika Ivanova emerges as new star with Kirov Ballet
Chicago Sun-Times
; Veronika Ivanova is a young dancer to watch in the Kirov Ballet, performing through tonight at the Chicago Theatre. She was a perky standout as the kilt-clad lassie in Tuesday night's "Scotch Symphony" and a Giselle to melt the heart in the Kirov's production introduced Thursday night. The Kirov's
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Kirov Ballet dances a tribute to Balanchine
Chicago Sun-Times
; The Kirov Ballet. "Scotch Symphony," choreography by George Balanchine, music by Mendelssohn; Divertissements from "Paquita," Petipa, Minkus; and "Swan Lake," Act II, Petipa and Ivanov, Tchaikovsky. Tuesday night, Chicago Theatre, 175 N. State. Program repeated Wednesday night. "Giselle" 8 p.m.
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Dance; The Kirov Ballet's Repertoire Revolution; Breaking New Ground With Its First Tudor
The Washington Post
; Among the lessons of the return appearance of the Kirov Ballet at the Kennedy Center Opera House - where the troupe launched a two-week visit Tuesday night - is the notion that the Soviet Union's reversal of fortune as a world power has striking parallels in the realm of dance. At the start of the
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Kirov Ballet to stun Beijing's audiences
China Daily
; Renowned Kirov Ballet of Mariinsky Theatre returns to Beijing from October 1-3 with "Swan Lake" and "Jewels." The ballet will perform at Beizhan Theatre. The Kirov Ballet of St Petersburg and the Kirov Academy of Ballet date back to 1738, when the original St Petersburg School was founded by ballet
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Kirov Ballet's swan song is satisfying, if short of brilliant
Daily Breeze
; By Jim Farber DAILY BREEZE After 17 days of near nonstop performances the Mariinsky Festival, which has featured the combined strength of the Kirov Opera, Symphony and Ballet, will come to a close. The final event at 2 p.m. today will be, appropriately, "Swan Lake." The festival has provided a
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