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Makor RishonCulture

World-Renowned Ballerina Natalia Osipova Returns to Israel for Limited Engagement

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Prima Ballerina Natalia Osipova will perform in Israel on December 17th and 18th at the Tel Aviv Performing Arts Center. Her show, "Force of Nature," will feature classical ballet pieces and contemporary works, including a world premiere with an Israeli choreographer. Osipova, a celebrated international star, will perform with her partner Jason Kittelberger and other guest dancers.

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  • Natalia Osipova, Prima Ballerina of the Royal Ballet, will perform in Israel on December 17-18.
  • The show, "Force of Nature," will take place at the Tel Aviv Performing Arts Center.
  • The program includes classical ballet excerpts and contemporary works, plus a world premiere.
  • Osipova will perform with her partner, dancer and choreographer Jason Kittelberger.
  • The performance showcases Osipova's artistic range from classical to contemporary dance.

International dance star Natalia Osipova, the Prima Ballerina of London's Royal Ballet and a prominent figure in the ballet world, is returning to Israel for two performances. On December 17th and 18th, Osipova will perform at the Tel Aviv Performing Arts Center in a show titled "Force of Nature." The program blends classical ballet masterpieces with contemporary works created specifically for her.

Osipova, previously recognized by The Independent as one of the world's most sought-after ballerinas, will be joined on stage by her partner, American dancer and choreographer Jason Kittelberger, along with other guest dancers. The show, curated by Osipova herself, aims to showcase her artistic evolution from a classical dancer with exceptional technique to an artist exploring new expressions in contemporary dance.

The performance will feature excerpts from iconic ballets associated with Osipova, including a piece from "Giselle," one of her signature roles, and a segment from "The Corsair," known for its virtuosic duet. Additionally, "Isadora," a tribute to the pioneering dancer Isadora Duncan choreographed by Frederick Ashton to music by Johannes Brahms, will be presented.

Complementing the classical repertoire is the contemporary duet "Ash," a collaboration between Kittelberger and Osipova that explores a relationship through intimate movement and modern dance language. A highlight of the program will be the world premiere of a new work created in collaboration with an Israeli choreographer, which the Tel Aviv audience will be the first to witness.

Osipova's career began at the State Choreographic Academy in Moscow, where her high leaps and technique were already evident. After joining the Bolshoi Theatre, she quickly rose to prominence, making her international debut in London in 2007. Her performances have garnered widespread acclaim, leading to engagements at major theaters worldwide before she joined the Royal Ballet in 2013. Throughout her career, she has performed numerous roles and received prestigious international awards.

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