

"we are all made of stars" in Berlin – the journey through the body
'What if our bodies are an integral part of nature… meaning they’re perfect?', questions one of Instagram trending videos.


Alizee Sicre: “In Berlin I found the freedom I was searching for”
Our talk with the aspiring ballet dancer of the Staatsballett Berlin covers Alizee’s childhood, the decision to move to Germany, the ways


“Die Grauzone der Toleranz”: review and the interview with the creator
In October, a dance performance entitled "Die Grauzone der Toleranz" ("The Grey Zone of Tolerance") premiered at the Delphi Theatre. Choreog


Parieté 2022: more than just a show
The Parieté Gala takes place every year. It is a unique evening of vivid dance, singing and acting performances that unites people with diff


Small talk with the new prima ballerina Nadezhda Batoeva
On July 10 after "Don Quixote" at the Mariinsky theatre Nadezhda Batoeva was named a new prima ballerina of the theatre. We talked with Nade


Germain Louvet: "I like to play a Siegfried as a young person of 2020"
Germain Louvet, the principal dancer (danseur étoile) of the Paris Opera, came to Saint Petersburg this March to take part in the XIX Intern


“Mariinsky Next Generation”: Victor Caixeta
Voci dell'Opera and me, Yulia Sumzina, are starting a new series of articles and interviews dedicated to the next generation of dancers of t


Giselle: Classics in the Modern World
Giselle is a world-famous masterwork of classical ballet. Each person, whether a dancer or a spectator, can highlight the special features o


Yolanda Correa’s memories of Alicia Alonso
On October 17, 2019 Alicia Alonso, the great Cuban prima ballerina and choreographer whose life and dance has left a significant impact on d


Jeanette Kakareka: “We have to have downtime to recharge and not to burnout”
Jeanette Kakareka, an American-born young ballet dancer of the Bayerisches Staatsballett, previously danced in San Francisco Ballet and the

