Soloist of the ballet
Born in Chisinau, Veaceslav Burlac studied at the State Moldovan Dance Conservatory in 1999-2007. His school performances included variations from The Flames of Paris, Paquita and La Sylphida, the Pas de Deux in the Nutcracker, Le Corsaire and La Fille mal gardée. In 2005 and 2006 he went on tour in Spain with classical ballets The Nutcracker, Don Quijote and Swan Lake (the Clown). In 2007-2008 he studied at the Prague Dance Conservatory and joined the school performances of the Sleeping Beauty (Cavalier) and Stmíváníčko (Twilight) by Czech choreographer Libor Vaculík. In 2006 he participated in international ballet contests in Kiev, Lviv (2th place), Odessa (Grand Prix) and Brno. In 2008 he appeared as a Russian soldier in a film called English Strawberries by Czech film-maker Vladimír Drha. Mr Burlac joined the Prague State Opera in the 2008/2009 season, his greatest challenge so far being the Neapolitan Dance and the role of Clown in the Swan Lake.
Cast
Current repertoire
- Lady of the Camellias / Dáma s kaméliemi (2009): Angel of Death
- My Country / Má vlast (2008): Dancers
- Sleeping Beauty – The Czar’s Last Daughter (2009): Alexei
- Sleeping Beauty – The Czar’s Last Daughter (2009): Russian dance
- Sleeping Beauty – The Czar’s Last Daughter (2009): Blue bird
- Swan Lake (2009): Jester
- Swan Lake (2009): Pas de trois
- Time of Pain (2008): Dancing
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08. 19. 2010 at 19:00
G. Verdi: Aida
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08. 20. 2010 at 19:00
G. Verdi: La traviata
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08. 21. 2010 at 19:00
G. Verdi: Nabucco
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Spring 2010
The new issue of the magazine Opera – Spring 2010 is now available for downloading. Along with other news, it brings information about the opening of the exhibition, La traviata, in the first balcony corridor of the Prague State Opera historic building; echoes of press reviews of the exceptionally successful first night of the new production of Tchaikovsky´s ballet The Sleeping Beauty; or backstage peek at preparations for the new production of Jules Massenet´s Don Quichotte.
