Definition of Schwezoff. Meaning of Schwezoff. Synonyms of Schwezoff

- (Petipa), Original Ballet Russe, Sydney Illusion (cr) in La Lutte eternelle (Schwezoff), Original Ballet Russe, Sydney Swanilda in Coppelia (Obukhov after Petipa...
- variety of techniques with practitioners in the field including Igor Schwezoff and DanceAfrica founder Chuck Davis. She began her professional career...
- her studies under the direction of Anatole Vilzak, Lubov Egorova, Igor Schwezoff and Antony Tudor. She performed briefly with American Ballet Theatre before...
- Ohio. Premiering on October 9, 1943, the production was staged by Igor Schwezoff, with decor by Boris Aronson. Since World War II was being fought at the...
- home, headed for New York City with a letter of introduction to Igor Schwezoff, a Russian-trained teacher at the American Ballet Theatre School. He was...
- to switch to a dance career and began to take ballet classes with Igor Schwezoff at his private studio and with Jill Gregory and George Goncharov, who...
- folded. In 1952, she joined Ballet Concerts, a company formed by Igor Schwezoff, and toured South America. Serrano joined the American Ballet Theatre...
- General, at the head of the platoon of cadets, was portra**** by Igor Schwezoff. As the prin****l ballerina, Tatiana Riabouchinska was the leader of a...
- later continued his studies under Mikhail Mordkin, Michel Fokine, Igor Schwezoff, and Vecheslav Swoboda. He made his debut with the Mordkin Ballet in 1937...
- to London. There, she attended technique classes in the studio of Igor Schwezoff before going to Paris to study with famed Russian teachers Olga Preobrajenska...