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The Jerusalem PostCulture

Royal Ballet Star Natalia Osipova to Premiere New Work in Israel

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Royal Ballet principal dancer Natalia Osipova will perform in Israel on December 17 and 18 with her program 'Force of Nature' at the Tel Aviv Performing Arts Center. The program includes a world premiere by an Israeli choreographer, alongside classical and contemporary ballet pieces. Osipova, a celebrated dancer, will perform with American choreographer Jason Kittelberger and guest dancers. The event is presented by Alon Yurik Productions.

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  • Natalia Osipova will perform in Israel on December 17 and 18.
  • Her program 'Force of Nature' includes a world premiere by an Israeli choreographer.
  • Osipova is a principal dancer with London's Royal Ballet.
  • The performances will take place at the Tel Aviv Performing Arts Center.
  • The program combines classical ballet and contemporary dance works.
Royal Ballet Star Natalia Osipova to Premiere New Work in Israel
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