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Category Archives: All Posts by Pascal Molat
It is with tremendous joy that my wife, Genevieve, and I introduce our son Matisse to the Ballet family. Matisse Molat was born on the 28th of October, 2009, weighing 8.3 pounds and measuring 20 inches. Everything went very smoothly- happiness and love are all around!
The season is not yet over but I feel like I’ve already been doing a marathon. Out of 17 ballets on the season, I’ve performed 12, so five more to go! Knowing that I had this many ballets to dance over the season, made me take a different approach this year; I’ve been trying to [...]
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This past July, San Francisco Ballet dancers including Dana Genshaft, Maria Kochetkova, and I traveled to Kazakhstan where we were invited to guest-perform at an annual arts festival devoted to the 10th anniversary of Astana, capital of Kazakhstan. Located in the center of the Eurasian landmass in what is known as Central Asia, Kazakhstan is [...]
Preparing for the OC!
principal with San Francisco Ballet.
September 2, 2011