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| Belogolovtsev
is unique among the young male Bolshoi Theatre cast to have
proved his capability to solve drama tasks through virtuosity
in dancing. |
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| Austere
fidelity and dedication to the art of ballet is the main plot
of the life of this remarkable dancer. |
The nominee of a Golden
mask award - Dmitri Belogolovtsev.
www.bolshoi.ru
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Dmitri Belogolovtsev belongs in the narrow circle of the most
interesting and virile heroes of the Bolshoi Theatre. He is
considered to be the best Spartacus of our days. And simultaneously
the ugly Quazimodo, passionate Romeo, and reckless Basil...
Though the premier hasn’t yet reached the age of 30, he has
over 20 years of choreographic experience. |
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was perfectly careful in finishing Ferkhad and Spartacus parts,
he was splendidly improvisative as Basil, the waves of his
Abderakhman’s inescapable passion swept over the arrogant
countess Raymonda, and his Soloist awakened and saturated
the cold choreolabyrinths in "Agon" with the vigorous
energy of his dance. |
Tradition... And new realities.
Sergei Konaev
Bruch@ cityline.ru
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The honoured actor of Russia, Premiere
of the Bolshoi Ballet Dmitri Vladimirovich Belogolovtsev was
born on November 26, 1973 in Lvov.
D. Belogolovtsev graduated from the Moscow
Choreography College in Alexandr Bondarenko’s class and in
1992 he joined the Bolshoi Theatre Ballet Company.
In 1995 Dmitri Belogolovtsev finished
his course of studies at the Performer Faculty of the Moscow
Academy of Choreography
The awards:
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1993 - |
III
prize and the bronze medal at the International Competition
of Ballet Artists in Moscow. |
| 1998
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II prize at the International Competition of Ballet Artists
in Jackson, USA. |
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