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Octave part à la rencontre des danseurs Étoiles du Ballet de l'Opéra et propose un nouvel épisode de la série "Parcours d'Étoile", consacré à Amandine Albisson. Elle évoque son enfance, dans l'univers du théâtre, ses débuts, ses guides et chorégraphes marquants dont Jerome Robbins avec Afternoon of a Faun.

Octave sets out to meet the Paris Opera Ballet’s Étoile dancers in a new episode of the "Parcours d’Étoile" series, devoted to Amandine Albisson. She talks about her childhood in the theatre world, her early days, and her major guides and choreographers including Jerome Robbins with Afternoon of a Faun.

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Part 1 of the Ballet Barre at the Paris Opera with the Etoile Amandine Albisson and Andrey Klemm,
at the piano Sylvain Durand


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Rudolf Noureev lors d’une répétition de La Belle au bois dormant, Palais Garnier, mai 1961

En 2018 le Ballet de l’Opéra national de Paris rend hommage à Rudolf Noureev, qui fut Directeur de la Danse à l’Opéra de 1983 à 1989. Le chorégraphe, qui aurait eu 80 ans cette année, a profondément marqué l’histoire du répertoire qu’il a enrichi de ses grands ballets, de Don Quichotte en 1981 à La Bayadère en 1992. Plus de deux décennies après son départ de l’Opéra et sa disparition, le jeune Tatar qui fit de la France sa terre d’accueil, reste merveilleusement présent au sein de la Compagnie et ses œuvres, toujours vivantes.

Plus d'informations sur https://www.operadeparis.fr/visites/expositions/noureev-a-lopera-de-paris

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Rudolf Nureyev rehearsing The Sleeping Beauty, Palais Garnier, 1961

On the occasion of the revival of Cinderella at the Opéra Bastille, the Paris Opera Ballet is paying tribute to Rudolf Nureyev. The choreographer, who would have been 80 this year, had a profound impact on the history of the repertoire which he enriched with his grand ballets, starting with Don Quichotte in 1981 all the way up to La Bayadère in 1992. Through a series of some fifty photographs, Rudolf Nureyev, Director of Dance at the Paris Opera from 1983 to 1989, is celebrated alongside his performers and the choreographers he invited. More than two decades after he left the Opera and prematurely passed away, the young Tatar who made France his home maintains an inspiringly strong presence within the Company and his works have retained all of their vibrancy.

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