Milan, the “Balletto di Milano” enchanting night at the Castello

Text and photos by Cesare Zucca

The Balletto di Milano was the first Italian company to perform at the Bolshoi Theater in Moscow (1999) and in 2011, the year of Italy/Russia culture, it was invited by the Russian Ministry of Culture to Moscow for the dance season of the Youth Theater – RAMT. He has collaborated in prestigious events, including the realization of Saaremaa Opera Festival – Estonia 2015, winner of the best Estonian event of the year award.Balletto di Milano has collaborated with great names in international dance such as Carla Fracci, Luciana Savignano, Raffaele Paganini, Oriella Dorella, Giuseppe. Carbone, Micha van Hoecke, Grazia.Galante among tmany others who stand out for thier high technical/artistic level. All the dancers come from the best international schools and academies and currently collaborate with the Balletto di Milano with important names in choreography such as Giorgio Madia and Teet Kask, as well as new authors born within the Company.
Every year Balletto di Milano is on stage represent our ballets throughout Italy and in numerous countries abroad, including France, Switzerland, Spain, Egypt, Morocco, Estonia, Finland and many others.

Balletto di Milano  performed last night in the enchanting atmosphere of the Castello Sforzesco in Milan.The show Grandi Balletti is a fascinating journey into the world of classical dance. Pieces taken from the great and best-known repertoire, including the pas de deux from Swan Lake, Sleeping Beauty, Le Corsaire and Don Quixote, alternate with neoclassical and choral choreographies created expressly for the Company.Balletto di Milano boasts a young and fierce cast, starting with the couple Amanda Hall and Emmanuel Ippolito who gave us a lively moment from “Flames of Paris, the remarkable chemistry between the very young Annamaria Maestri (Juliet) and the fiery Mattia Imperatore (Romeo), Alessia Sasso and Alessando Orlando in their sultry pas de deux from Ravel’s Notre-Dame-d de Paris.Among them the most applauded couple was Paloma Bonnin whose dizzying fouettes were truly incalculable, perhaps more than the notorius 32… and her partner GianManuel d’Elia engaged in Petipa’s historic choreography for “Corsaire”

“Next performancesArenzano (GE), Villa Figoli Via Olivette, 42, Arenzano, Genova, Italy

Catona, Arena Alberto Neri Via Marina, Catona, Italy

 

 

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