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Category Archives: All Posts by Elana Altman
The role of Myrtha in Giselle is one of the most challenging and demanding roles that I have ever performed. Myrtha is the Queen of the Wilis (girls who have died of broken hearts). To attain Queen status, I wonder if Myrtha’s heart was broken the worst, or if she was the first, or if she was a [...]
Posted in All Posts by Elana Altman Tagged Elana Altman, Giselle, Myrtha, San Francisco Ballet, SF Ballet, SFB 3 Comments
The past few weeks I have been fortunate enough to work with Renato Zanella on his new piece for the 2010 Season. The first thing that struck me about him is that he came very prepared. More than just seeing the piece in his mind, he could show us the steps with his body, making [...]
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As the end of the season quickly approaches I am filled with two conflicting feelings. I am excited for a break–my body needs it–and I have a fantastic vacation planned to Belgium, The Netherlands, and Turkey; this hot weather is making the idea of summer break even more tempting. On the other hand, as we’re [...]
Memorable (Tour) Moments
soloist with San Francisco Ballet.
September 26, 2011