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Yuki Kishimoto
Tänzerin (Solo mit Gruppe)
Vita
Yuki Kishimoto stammt aus Japan und erhielt ihre Tanzausbildung an der Académie de Danse Princesse Grace in Monte Carlo sowie an der Tanaka Ballet Art in Osaka. Darüber hinaus besuchte sie Sommerkurse an der Royal Ballet School in London, Houston Ballet Academy und beim American Ballet Theatre in Californien und New York. Erste Bühnenerfahrung sammelte sie in Choreografien von Jean-Christophe Maillot („Opus 40“), Mats Ek („Dornröschen“), Marius Petipa („Dornröschen“, „Don Quichotte“ und „Le Corsaire“) sowie Agrippina Vaganova („Diana and Actaeon“ und „La Esmeralda“). 2008 gewann Yuki Kishimoto den ersten Preis der Japan Dance Competition. Seit Herbst 2013 gehört sie als Gruppentänzerin zum Aalto Ballett Essen, wo sie bereits u. a. als Brautjungfer („Giselle“), Julia („Romeo und Julia“), in „Moving Colours“ und im „Russischen Tanz“, „Italienischen Tanz“ und „Kleine Schwäne“ („Schwanensee“) zu erleben war. Seit der Spielzeit 2017/2018 tanzt sie als Gruppentänzerin mit Soloverpflichtung am Aalto-Ballett und war u. a. als Olga in John Crankos „Onegin“ zu sehen. Seit der Spielzeit 2021/2022 ist sie als Solotänzerin mit Gruppenverpflichtung engagiert. Sie ist unter anderem in der Titelrolle der "Giselle" zu sehen.
Yuki Kishimoto was born in Japan and received her dance training at the Academie de Danse Princesse Grace in Monte Carlo and at the Tanaka Ballet Art. In addition, she attended summer courses at the Royal Ballet School in London, Houston Ballet Academy and American Ballet Theatre in California and New York. She gained her first stage expierence in choreographies by Jean-Christophe Maillot (“Opus 40”), Mats Ek (“Sleeping Beauty”), Marius Petipa (“Sleeping Beauty”, “Don Quixote” and “Le Corsaire”) and Agrippina Vaganova’s (“Diana and Actaeon” and “La Esmeralda”). In 2008, Yuki Kishimoto won the first prize at the Japan Dance Competition. Since the autumn of 2013, she is a member of the group with the Aalto Ballet Essen and has danced the Bridesmaid ("Giselle"), Julia („Romeo and Julia“), in "Moving Colours" and in the "Russian Dance", "Italian Dance" and "Little swans" ("Swan lake"). From 2017/2018 onwards she is a group dancer with solo commitments at the Aalto Ballet and plays i. a. Olga in John Cranko’s „Onegin“. In season 2021/2022 she promoted further to soloist with group obligations. She has danced the "Giselle".
Yuki Kishimoto was born in Japan and received her dance training at the Academie de Danse Princesse Grace in Monte Carlo and at the Tanaka Ballet Art. In addition, she attended summer courses at the Royal Ballet School in London, Houston Ballet Academy and American Ballet Theatre in California and New York. She gained her first stage expierence in choreographies by Jean-Christophe Maillot (“Opus 40”), Mats Ek (“Sleeping Beauty”), Marius Petipa (“Sleeping Beauty”, “Don Quixote” and “Le Corsaire”) and Agrippina Vaganova’s (“Diana and Actaeon” and “La Esmeralda”). In 2008, Yuki Kishimoto won the first prize at the Japan Dance Competition. Since the autumn of 2013, she is a member of the group with the Aalto Ballet Essen and has danced the Bridesmaid ("Giselle"), Julia („Romeo and Julia“), in "Moving Colours" and in the "Russian Dance", "Italian Dance" and "Little swans" ("Swan lake"). From 2017/2018 onwards she is a group dancer with solo commitments at the Aalto Ballet and plays i. a. Olga in John Cranko’s „Onegin“. In season 2021/2022 she promoted further to soloist with group obligations. She has danced the "Giselle".