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Natalia Bessmertnova

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Bessmertnova, Natal’ia Igorevna 

Born July 19, 1941, in Moscow. Soviet ballerina. People’s Artist of the USSR (1976).

In 1961, Bessmertnova graduated from the Moscow Choreographic School, where she studied under S. N. Golovkina. She was accepted into the company of the Bolshoi Theater the same year. Her roles have included Odette-Odile in Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake, the title role in Adam’s Giselle, Phrygia in Khatchaturian’s Spartacus, Anastasiia in Prokofiev’s Ivan the Terrible, and Valentina in Eshpai’s Angara. Bessmertnova has won first prize and a gold medal at the International Ballet Competition in Varna (1965), the Prix Anna Pavlova of the Paris Academy of Dance (1970), and the State Prize of the USSR (1977). She has been awarded the Order of the Red Banner of Labor.



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[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] A great ballerina of the late Soviet period, Natalia Bessmertnova was born in Moscow and died there in February.
It has been, of course, a great pleasure to work on the role of The Prince as I was personally trained by Natalia Bessmertnova and Yuri Grigorovich.
Although Yuri Grigorovich's stirring Spartacus (here reissued in its original letterbox format) defines itself as Soviet-era kitsch writ large, the performances of Vladimir Vasiliev, Natalia Bessmertnova, Maris Liepa, and the unforgettable Nina Timofeyeva look like heroic portrayals danced on an epic scale.
 
 
 
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