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{{Infobox actor
{{Infobox actor
| name = Tetyana Stepanova
| name = Tatiana Stepanova
| image = Tatiana Stepanova.jpg
| birthname = Tatiana Victorovna Stepanova
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| birthdate = {{birth date and age|mf=yes|1959|11|15}}
| imagesize = 230px
| caption = Tetyana Stepanova, in the library of its house of Madrid
| birthname = Tetyana Victorovna Stepanova
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| birthdate = {{birth date and age|mf=yes|1962|11|15}}
| location = [[Odessa]], [[Ukraine]], then {{flag|Soviet Union|1962}}.<br>
| location = [[Odessa]], [[Ukraine]], then {{flag|Soviet Union|1962}}.<br>
Current nationality: {{UKR}} and {{ESP}}
Current nationality: {{UKR}} and {{CAN}}
| occupation = Prima Ballerina, Artistic Director Stepanova Ballet Academy, Toronto International Ballet Theatre
| yearsactive = 1977 - present
| occupation = Teacher of Ballet, Choreographer, Dancing, Critical, Essayist and Historian of the Dance.
| Period = 20th century and XXI
| Period = 20th century and XXI
| Kind = Classical Ballet
| Kind = Classical Ballet
| Methods = Vaganova
| Methods = Vaganova
| Influences = Marius Petipa and Agrippina Vaganova
}}
}}
'''Tetyana Victorivna Stepanova''', ({{lang-ru|Татьяна Викторовна Степанова}}; {{lang-uk|Тeтяна Степанова Вікторівна}}, ''Tatiana Victorovna Stepanova'') (born [[1962]], [[Odessa]], [[Ukraine]] then [[Soviet Union]]) is a [[Ballet master]], [[choreographer]], [[ballet dancer]], [[critical]], [[essayist]] and [[historian]] of the dance.
'''Tatiana Victorivna Stepanova''', ({{lang-ru|Татьяна Викторовна Степанова}}; {{lang-uk|Тeтяна Степанова Вікторівна}}, ''Tatiana Victorovna Stepanova'') (born [[1959]], [[Odessa]], [[Ukraine]] then [[Soviet Union]]) is a [[Prima Ballerina]],[[Choreographer]], and a [[Master Teacher]] of Ballet.


==Biography==
==Biography==
Mme. Tatiana Stepanova completed her training at the word-renowned [[Bolshoi Ballet Academy]] in [[Moscow]].
It began its formation in the [[Special School of Ballet of Odessa]] (Ukraine) student of [[Klaudia Vasina]], that was a disciple of the Great Dancer and Russian teacher [[Agrippina Vaganova]], complete its formation as the dancer in the State School of Ballet and Choreography of [[Minsk]]² ([[Belarus]]) where was pupil of [[Vera Shvetsova]] (distinguished disciple of Agrippina Vaganova), that danced in the [[Maly Theatre]] of [[Saint Petersburg]] ([[Russia]]) and in the [[Great Theater of it Opera and Ballet of Riga]] ([[Latvia]]).
Graduated in Choreographic Art in the [[Saint Petersburg Conservatory]]³, Russia (The N.A. Rimsky-Korsakov Saint Petersburg State Conservatory), where was a student of [[Gabriela Komleva]], [[Nikita Dolgushin]] and [[Nicolai Boyarchikov]], Big Dancers of the [[Mariinsky Theatre]] (before [[Kirov Ballet]]) and of the [[Mikhaylovsky Theatre]] (before [[Maly Theatre]]) both in Saint Petersburg.


Upon completion of her training, she returned to her native home in Odessa, Ukraine, where she was invited to perform as Principal Dancer for the [[Odessa State Ballet Company]]. It was there that Mme. Stepanova was given the opportunity to dance the principal roles in an extensive classical, contemporary, and modern repertoire. It was her amazing artistry and talent that then gave her the status of Prima Ballerina for [[Odessa State Ballet Company]]. Mme. Stepanova was also awarded the status of [[People's Artist of Ukrainian SSR]].
It danced as the soloist in the [[Great Theater of Ballet of Minsk]]² (Belarus).


Her combination of unique style, technique, and dramatic excellence, ultimately led to an invitation to perform (and work) with the legendary [[Ballet Russes]]. There, she was given the opportunity to work with some of the best artists the world over: [[Natalia Krassovska]], [[George Zoritch]], and [[Irina Baronova]]. Mme. Stepanova's international travels took her across the globe, from Japan, Italy, Malta, Finland, Hungary, Bulgaria, Taiwan, Romania, to a number of cities across North America.
Since 1985, is a Teacher of Ballet, giving classes in Odessa (Ukraine), [[Saratov]] and Saint Petersburg (Russia), [[Madrid]], [[Valencia, Spain|Valencia]], [[Puertollano]] and [[Lugo]] ([[Spain]]) and [[Ashiya]] and [[Nishinomiya]] ([[Japan]])


Master Teacher, and Choreographer, Mme. Stepanova was inspired by such great artists as, Galina Ulanova, Marina Semyonova, and Maya Plitsetsaya, all of which shaped and enriched her knowledge and skill of traditional Russian Ballet.
Founder and Artistic Director of the Institute of Investigation and Studies of Dance (Instituto de Investigación y Estudios de Danza) in Madrid (Spain).


At present Mme. Stepanova is the Artistic Director at Stepanova Ballet Academy and Toronto International Ballet Theatre.
It has published numerous articles of criticism in newspapers and weeklies of Ukraine ([[Vecherniaya Odessal]]), Russia ([[Glásnost]], [[Perestroika]] and [[Dance]]), Spain ([[El Cultural]] of [[La Razón]]) and [[United States]].



Teacher of the purity and of the maintenance of the original versions of the choreographic inheritance of the classical ballet, its short version of [[The Sleeping Beauty]] (1h 20'), is the current work that better maintains the bequest of [[Marius Petipa]], so much in the steps conserved, as in them added that he would have done its. This version premiered itself December seven, 2008, in the Performing Arts Center<sup>4</sup> ([[Nishinomiya]], [[Japan]]), under the title of ''Sleeping Beauty Suite''.
# Alice In Wonderland
# Chipollino
At present directs the Institute of Investigation and Studies of Dance in Madrid, (Spain) and is the Artistic Director of the AIS Ballet Japan in Ashiya (Japan).
# Cinderella
# Coppelia
# Graduation Ball
# Hansel & Gretel
# My Way
# Pinocchio
# Snow White
# Thumbelina


==Choreographic work==
==Choreographic work==
===Stepanova Ballet Aacdemy===
===Miniature===
* '''Alice in Wonderland'''
* '''Incrustación carmesí''' ([[2002]]) '''Crimson Inlay'''
* '''Chipollino'''
* '''Dama rota''' ([[2002]]) '''Broken Lady'''
* '''Cinderella'''
* '''El Chocolate del loro''' ([[2003]]) '''The Chocolate of the parrot'''
* '''Coppelia'''
* '''Torre eclipsada''' ([[2005]]) '''Tower eclipsed'''
* '''Graduation Ball'''
* '''Jaula de vientos''' ([[2005]]) '''Cage of winds'''
* '''Hansel & Gretel'''
* '''Jaula de loros''' ([[2006]]) '''Cage of parrots'''
* '''Pinocchio'''
* '''Suite azul''' ([[2006]]) '''Blue Suite'''
* '''Snow White'''
* '''Remolinos de Naruto''' ([[2007]]) '''Swirls of Naruto'''
* '''Arcadia''' ([[2007]]) '''Arcady'''
* '''Thumbelina'''
* '''Nectar amargo''' ([[2007]]) '''Nectar bitter'''
* '''The death of the nine swans''' ([[2009]])


===Toronto International Ballet Theatre===
===Madrid’s Choreographic===
* '''The Nutcracker'''
* '''Arena (Sports Suite)''' ([[2004]]) music of D. [[Shostakovich]].
* '''Nieblas en Baden-Baden''' (Fogs in Baden-Baden) ([[2005]]) Recognized as one of the few [[Criminal Ballet]] that exist, where a detective investigation is danced, starred in by [[José Antonio Checa]].
* '''Mozarito''' ([[2006]]), with music of [[Mozart]] and for the purpose of honoring to the same one in the 250 anniversary of its birth, was starred in by the dancer [[José Antonio Checa]] and sponsored by the Department of the Arts of the [[Community of Madrid]]. Dance and rolled in the Palace of the Duke of Ugena, historic headquarters of the [[Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Madrid]] (Cámara de Comercio e Industria de Madrid).


===Ashiya’s Diptych===
Inside the choreographic work of Tatiana Stepanova emphasizes its [[Diptych of Ashiya]], formed by [[Suite]] of works of [[Marius Petipa]], that she reordena of magisterial form, reinterpreting the pieces and managing to join its steps with the of the master one galoruso, in an inverse osmosis, where is dificil to distinguish the parts of the two choreographers.

* '' 'Sleeping Beauty Suite''' ([[2008]]), Music of [[Tchaikovsky]].
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== References ==
== References ==
[http://www.opera-ballet.tm.odessa.ua] Official page of Odessa Opera and Ballet Theater.
[http://www.opera-ballet.tm.odessa.ua] Official page of Odessa Opera and Ballet Theater.


[http://www.balet.by] Official page of National Academy of the Great Theater of Ballet of the Republic of Belarus.
[http://www.stepanovaacademy] Official page Stepanova Ballet Academy

[http://www.conservatory.ru] Official page of Saint Petersburg Conservatory Rimsky-Korsakov.


[http://www.gcenter-hyogo.jp] Official page of Hyōgo Performing Arts Center.
[http://www.tibt.org] Official page Toronto International Ballet Theatre


== External links ==
== External links ==


:* http://www.stepanovaaacdemy.com
:* http://www.conservatory.ru Web site of Saint Petersburg Conservatory Rimsky-Korsakov, russian and english.
:* http://www.ais-ballet.com japanish.
:* http://www.tibt.org
:* http://www.gcenter-hyogo.jp japanish and english.
:* http://www.nacbibl.org.by/ Web site of National Academy of the Great Theater of Ballet of the Republic of Belarus, russian and english.
:* http://www.elcultural.es/version_papel/TEATRO/13991/Bailes_para_la_primavera/


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Tatiana Stepanova
Born
Tatiana Victorovna Stepanova
Occupation(s)Prima Ballerina, Artistic Director Stepanova Ballet Academy, Toronto International Ballet Theatre

Tatiana Victorivna Stepanova, (Russian: Татьяна Викторовна Степанова; Ukrainian: Тeтяна Степанова Вікторівна, Tatiana Victorovna Stepanova) (born 1959, Odessa, Ukraine then Soviet Union) is a Prima Ballerina,Choreographer, and a Master Teacher of Ballet.

Biography

Mme. Tatiana Stepanova completed her training at the word-renowned Bolshoi Ballet Academy in Moscow.

Upon completion of her training, she returned to her native home in Odessa, Ukraine, where she was invited to perform as Principal Dancer for the Odessa State Ballet Company. It was there that Mme. Stepanova was given the opportunity to dance the principal roles in an extensive classical, contemporary, and modern repertoire. It was her amazing artistry and talent that then gave her the status of Prima Ballerina for Odessa State Ballet Company. Mme. Stepanova was also awarded the status of People's Artist of Ukrainian SSR.

Her combination of unique style, technique, and dramatic excellence, ultimately led to an invitation to perform (and work) with the legendary Ballet Russes. There, she was given the opportunity to work with some of the best artists the world over: Natalia Krassovska, George Zoritch, and Irina Baronova. Mme. Stepanova's international travels took her across the globe, from Japan, Italy, Malta, Finland, Hungary, Bulgaria, Taiwan, Romania, to a number of cities across North America.

Master Teacher, and Choreographer, Mme. Stepanova was inspired by such great artists as, Galina Ulanova, Marina Semyonova, and Maya Plitsetsaya, all of which shaped and enriched her knowledge and skill of traditional Russian Ballet.

At present Mme. Stepanova is the Artistic Director at Stepanova Ballet Academy and Toronto International Ballet Theatre.


  1. Alice In Wonderland
  2. Chipollino
  3. Cinderella
  4. Coppelia
  5. Graduation Ball
  6. Hansel & Gretel
  7. My Way
  8. Pinocchio
  9. Snow White
  10. Thumbelina

Choreographic work

Stepanova Ballet Aacdemy

  • Alice in Wonderland
  • Chipollino
  • Cinderella
  • Coppelia
  • Graduation Ball
  • Hansel & Gretel
  • Pinocchio
  • Snow White
  • Thumbelina

Toronto International Ballet Theatre

  • The Nutcracker


References

[1] Official page of Odessa Opera and Ballet Theater.

[2] Official page Stepanova Ballet Academy

[3] Official page Toronto International Ballet Theatre

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