Nacho Duato new boss at Mikhailovsky Theater, St. Petersburg
NACHO DUATO, Foto: Compania Nacional de Danza, Spain.
Spanish choreographer to be artistic leader of the major Petersburg ballet group-
The world-famous Spanish choreographer Nacho Duato has agreed to lead the ballet company of St
. Petersburg’s Mikhailovsky Theater.
His contract with Spain’s Compania Nacional de Danza, where he has been artistic director for the past twenty years, expires on July 31. On January 1, 011, Duato will take up his new post in St. Petersburg. He announced the decision at a Moscow press conference on July 8
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Mikhail Kekhman, the Mikhailovsky Theater’s managing director: “The invitation of this internationally acclaimed choreographer, whose talent and energy are at their peak now, is incredibly important not just to the Mikhailovsky Theater, but to the Russian ballet community as a whole
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. Today the number of masters in the world that are capable of thinking in choreographic images and that have created their own unique dance language can be counted on one hand. The opportunity work under one such master is a privilege as well as a responsibility: our company will adopt the style, the language and choreographic ideas of this great artist, whose creative endeavors are shaping the future of ballet. I hope Duato’s work in Russia also inspires young Russian choreographers. It’s no secret that we don’t really have any big names in Russia today.” The contract has no expiration date
. The choreographer’s plans include a contemporary dance festival in the spring of 2011, to be produced by Sergei Danilyan. Nacho Duato was born on January 8, 1957, in Valencia
. He received ballet training at the Rambert School in London, which he entered at 18, as well as Maurice Bйjart’s Mudra School in Brussels and the Alvin Ailey American Dance Centre, in NewYork City.
In 1980, Duato signed his first professional contract with the Cullberg Ballet in Stockholm, and a year later Jirн Kyliбn brought hm to Holland’s Nederlands Dans Theater, where he became a resident choreographer in 1988. His works have been featured the repertoires of major dance companies across the globe, including the Paris Opera Ballet, the American Ballet Theater, the Deutsche Oper Ballet, the Stuttgart Ballet, Les Grands Ballets Canadiens, the Australian Ballet, and the Finnish Opera Ballet.
Duato’s achievements in choreography have earned him many prestigious European awards, as well as Russia’s Benois de la Danse. In Russia, Duato’s work was largely unknown until 2009, when he staged his Na Floresta ballet at the Stanislavsky Theater in Moscow
. At this year’s Chekhov Festival, the Spanish choreographer staged two of his recent productions, Bach: Multiplicity, Forms Silence and Emptiness and The Infinite Orchard, this latter managed to celebrate the 150th anniversary of Chekhov’s birth.
A video of the press conference held with Mr Duato at RIA Novosti on July 28 (noon) can be viewed at: http://rian.ru/pressclub/0100728/257649387.html.