Ballet Academy East. A principal dancer with American Ballet Theatre, Maxim Beloserkovsky received his dance training at the Kiev Ballet Institute. In 1. 99. 0 he danced as a leading soloist with the National Opera of Bulgaria where he remained for one year. From 1. 99. 1 to 1. National Opera Ballet of the Ukraine, and toured with them to numerous countries, including France, Germany, Spain, Hungary, Egypt, Japan, Mexico, Canada, and the U. S. He performed most of the major roles in the classical repertory the Prince and Bluebird in Sleeping Beauty Prince Siegfried and the Pas de Trois in Swan Lake Albrecht in Giselle Ferhad in Legend of Love and the Pas de Deux from Le Corsaire, Don Quixote and La Sylphide. In 1. 99. 3, Mr. Beloserkovsky was honored by the President of the Ukraine for outstanding artistic achievement. Finale 2003 Software here. After joining American Ballet Theatre in 1. Mr. Beloserkovsky was made a soloist in 1. Anna Kisselgoff, The New York Times. His performance as Basilio in Don Quixote was a triumph The last Don Quixote of the season had partner and wife Irina Dvorovenko and Mr. Beloserkovsky in a stunning display of integrated artistry and technique, a truly flawless and exciting performance. Kisselgoff, The New York Times. Ms. Kisselgoffs review of his 1. Don Quixote hailed his performance as perfect, and danced in sublime harmony and with breathtaking stylistic unity. Mr. Beloserkovskys Siegfried in Ballet Theatres new Swan Lake also brought critical acclaim To see Irina Dvorovenko and Maxim Beloserkovsky step into the leading roles of Swan Lake was to see two outstanding dancers outdo themselves and enhance a 1. It is up to the principals to bring depth to the plot through their dancing. This is what Ms. Dvorovenko and Mr. Beloserkovsky did with unusual technical polish. The New York Times. Jennifer Dunning, reviewing Etudes in The New York Times, cited Mr. Advanced Systemcare Pro V6 1 9 221 Multilanguage Incl Serial Mom. Beloserkovsky for his forceful Russian style attack, mixed here, characteristically, with a winning clarity of line and shape. Equally confident in both classical and contemporary works, Mr. Beloserkovsky brings graceful dignity and elegance to his many roles. His repertoire with ABT includes Basilio and Espada in Don Quixote, Prince Desir and Bluebird in The Sleeping Beauty, Siegfried in Swan Lake, Romeo in Romeo and Juliet, Albrecht in Giselle, Jean de Brienne in Raymonda, Oberon in The Dream, the lead in Theme and Variations, Conrad and Lankendem in Le Corsaire, Camille in The Merry Widow, Colas in La Fille Mal Garde, Lensky in Onegin, Misgir in The Snow Maiden, James in La Sylphide, Franz in Copplia, the Cavalier in The Nutcracker, Aminta in Sylvia, and the Prince in Cinderella. He has also danced leading roles in The Leaves are Fading, Lilac Garden, Dim Lustre, Brch Violin Concerto, Mozartiana, Symphony in C, Symphonic Variations, Les Sylphides, Etudes, Apollo, Pas des Desses, La Bayadre Act II, and Variations for Four, as well as Sylvia Pas de Deux, Tchaikovsky Pas de Deux, and Paquita. His athleticism and style have also earned him leading roles in important contemporary works Twyla Tharps Push Comes to Shove, The Elements and The Brahams Haydn Variations, Nacho Duatos Without Words and Remanso, Natalie Weirs Hereafter, Mark Morriss Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes, Jiri Kylians Sinfonietta, John Neumeiers Spring and Fall, Christian Spucks Le Grand Pas de Deux, Stanton Welchs Clear, Peter Quanzs Kaleidoscope, Martha Grahams Diversion of Angels, and Jerome Robbinss Afternoon of a Faun. Mr. Beloserkovsky has appeared as a guest artist with numerous companies, including the Hamburg Ballet, the Finnish Ballet, the Rome Opera Ballet, Verona Ballet, the Universal Ballet, and with Stars of the Bolshoi Ballet, and has been a guest with Asami Maki and at the National Theater in Tokyo. He has also appeared in several videos and television arts programs, including the PBS broadcast of the opening of the New Jersey Performing Arts Center, partnering his wife, ABT principal dancer Irina Dvorovenko, in the Swan Lake Act II Pas de Deux. He has been featured on the cover of Dance Magazine, Japanese Dance Magazine, New York Dance Fax, and Pointe, as well as in articles in People, Dancing Times, Dance Review, Gotham, Good Housekeeping, and Talk. With his polished technique and confident stage presence, Mr. Beloserkovsky easily meets the technical challenge of both the classical and contemporary repertory, making him one of American Ballet Theatres most versatile dancers. 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