Ballet Star Natalia Osipova to Premiere New Work in Tel Aviv
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
Prima ballerina Natalia Osipova will bring her show "Force of Nature" to Tel Aviv on December 17-18, featuring a world premiere of a new work with an Israeli choreographer. Osipova, a star with The Royal Ballet, began at the Bolshoi and has a career blending classical and contemporary ballet. The program includes pieces from "Giselle," "The Corsair," and "Isadora."
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Prima ballerina Natalia Osipova will premiere a new work in Tel Aviv in December.
- Osipova will perform "Force of Nature" at the Tel Aviv Performing Arts Center on Dec. 17-18.
- The new work is a collaboration with an unannounced Israeli choreographer.
- Osipova is a principal dancer with The Royal Ballet in London.
- Her career began at the Bolshoi Theatre and includes classical and contemporary roles.
World-renowned prima ballerina Natalia Osipova will return to Israel in December for the world premiere of a new performance titled "Force of Nature." Osipova, currently a principal dancer with The Royal Ballet in London, will perform at the Tel Aviv Performing Arts Center on December 17 and 18. The program will include a new work created in collaboration with an as-yet-unnamed Israeli choreographer.
Osipova, celebrated as one of the most prominent dancers to emerge from the Russian ballet tradition, began her career at the Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow. She achieved international recognition in 2007 with a performance in "Don Quixote" in London, which garnered significant praise from British critics. In 2013, she joined The Royal Ballet, where she continues to dance.
Throughout her career, Osipova has not limited herself to classical repertoire. Alongside roles in "Giselle" and "The Corsair," she has collaborated with choreographers such as Akram Khan, Arthur Pita, and Alexei Ratmansky, forging a career that bridges classical and contemporary styles. This fusion is central to "Force of Nature," a show featuring pieces that have marked her career as well as new creations.
The Israeli performances will showcase excerpts from "Giselle," "The Corsair," and "Isadora," a tribute to dancer Isadora Duncan choreographed by Frederick Ashton.
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