If you've visited the Emerging Pictures Ballet in Cinema website like Haglund has been screaming at you to do, you know that on Sunday, Dec. 19th at 11:00 a.m. EST the Bolshoi Ballet's Nutcracker will be presented LIVE in theaters all across the U.S. In Manhattan, we will be enjoying the performance at Manhattan Cinemas which is located at 239 East 59th Street.
Haglund fished out the 12/19 casting from the Bolshoi website. The only player not yet listed is . . . The Nutcracker Doll! So we're going to be surprised! Here's the cast list from the Bolshoi's website:
19.12.2010 19:00
New Stage
Stahlbaum, medical councilor
Alexei Loparevich
His Wife
Olga Suvorova
Marie, their daughter
Nina Kaptsova
Fritz, brother to Marie
Anna Proskurnina
Drosselmeyer, legal councilor and godfather
to Marie and Fritz
Denis Savin
The Nutcracker-Doll
The Nutcracker-Prince
Artem Ovcharenko
The Mouse King
Pavel Dmitrichenko
Harlequin
Vyacheslav Lopatin
Columbine
Anna Tikhomirova
She-Devil
Victoria Litvinova
He-Devil
Morikhiro Ivata
Spanish Dolls
Anna Okuneva
Andrei Bolotin
Indian Dolls
Victoria Osipova
Ruslan Pronin
Chinese Dolls
Svetlana Pavlova
Denis Medvedev
Russian Dolls
Anna Leonova
Alexander Vodopetov
French Dolls
Daria Khokhlova
Vadim Kurochkin
Final Waltz and Apotheosis
Yulia Grebenshchikova
Victoria Litvinova
Olga Marchenkova
Yanina Parienko
Ana Turazashvili
Angelina Vlashinets
Karim Abdullin
Artemy Belyakov
Yegor Khromushin
Ivan Mikhalyov
Denis Rodkin
Klim Yefimov
Conductor
Pavel Klinichev
6 responses to “Bolshoi Nutcracker casting for 12/19”
I wonder if this Victoria Osipova playing an Indian doll is a relative of Natalia.
I wonder if this Victoria Osipova playing an Indian doll is a relative of Natalia.
Oh and I’ll bet you anything the Nutcracker doll will be danced by Julian Assange.
Oh and I’ll bet you anything the Nutcracker doll will be danced by Julian Assange.
Don’t know if the two Osipovas are related or not. Likewise, don’t know if the two Vasilievs are distantly related – even though their incredible portrayals of Spartacus make one wish for at least some connection.
LOL. Julian Assange as the Nutcracker doll. What a story he’d have to tell. Everyone would listen intently and profit from publishing it, and then betray him for releasing the story.
Don’t know if the two Osipovas are related or not. Likewise, don’t know if the two Vasilievs are distantly related – even though their incredible portrayals of Spartacus make one wish for at least some connection.
LOL. Julian Assange as the Nutcracker doll. What a story he’d have to tell. Everyone would listen intently and profit from publishing it, and then betray him for releasing the story.