Dedicated to promoting and rewarding standards of excellence in young ballet dancers internationally, the competition offers aspiring dancers the unique opportunity to work with world-renowned choreographers and professionals...
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Genee International Ballet Competition We are delighted to announce that the 2010 Genée International Ballet Competition will be taking place in London, five years after it was last held in the UK. The Semi-finals will be held at RAD headquarters on Wednesday 18 and Thursday 19 November and the Final at Sadler's Wells on Sunday 21 November.
Genee International Ballet Competition
Here is our "sister" competition. This trailer is very inspiring.
Can you spot anyone you know?
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Genee International Ballet Competition Decisions where to hold the Genee International Ballet Competition 2010 will be made soon. Will let you know as soon as the decision is official.
Genee International Ballet Competition
A little present for our readers...
Here is an extract from our dance gazette just come out of the printer: a report of the Genee International Ballet Competition 2009! Click on the links on the right hand side of the page.
Source: www.rad.org.uk
dance gazette is published three times a year, in February, June and October and is distributed through the doors of 13,000 members and friends internationally. It is a highly respected magazine within the dance industry.
Genee International Ballet Competition The media and press coverage for the Genée International Ballet Competition 2009 has been fantastic. We received a mention in the New York Times Online and in the San Francisco Chronicle online, among other publications. View the multi-media Genée Coverage clicking on the link below, there are some nice pictures!
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Genee International Ballet Competition Have a look at some backstage pictures on the RAD page, they are amaizing!
Genee International Ballet Competition Read the Press release on the RAD website with the first official picture of the gold medalists!
Source: www.rad.org.uk
Recognised as one of the ballet world’s most prestigious competitions and the flagship event of the Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) Genée International Ballet Competition 2009 finishes in top ...
Genee International Ballet Competition We reached 1300 fans. Thank you everyone!
Genee International Ballet Competition And here are THE RESULTS! Two gold medals (WOW!), two silver and two bronze: GOLD: Paul Russell and Claudia Dean (both from Australia) SILVER: Daniel Roberge and Nicola Wills-Jones (both from Australia) BRONZE: Takeaki Miura (Japan) and Daniela Oddi (Australia) Well done guys, it was a stunning competition!
Genee International Ballet Competition Update from Singapore - It's three the number of contestants that were unable to perform because of injuries. We are so sorry for them!
Genee International Ballet Competition If you want to know more about the 12 Genee 2009 Finalists (schools, teachers, and where they come from) please visit the Genee International Ballet Competition website
Source: bit.ly
genee international ballet competition, world's finest ballet dancers, The Genee International Ballet Competition was first staged in 1931 and is named in honour of Dame Adeline Genée, co-founder and first President of the Royal Academy of Dance, Sadler's Wells stage
Genee International Ballet Competition
Here we are: THE FINALISTS!
Amelia Baxter, Australia
Claudia Dean, Australia
Henrietta Ellis-Flint, Australia
Min Yi Kwok, Singapore
Shayarne Matheson, Australia
Danielle Muir, Australia
Daniella Oddi, Australia
Emily Smith, Australia
Nicola Wills-Jones, Australia
Takeaki Miura, Japan
Daniel Roberge, Australia
Paul Russel, Australia
And, a Genee backstage photo in New York Times "photo of the day" section!
Source: lens.blogs.nytimes.com
It doesn't matter how many times it's happened in the past; there's nothing easy about the first day of school. Especially when reporters are stalking the swine flu story.
