Dorothée Gilbert (September 25, 1983) is a ballet dancer from Toulouse, France.
Since 2007, she has been the Etoile of the Paris Opera.
Began ballet at the age of seven. After studying at the local conservatoire, she entered the ballet school attached to the Opera in 1995. Gilbert remembers that it was difficult to attend classes at ballet school later in the year, but in the second year of enrollment he began to play an important role in the recital, and the following year's recital, the title roll of `` Firebird '' Played.
In 2000, at the age of 17, she became a colle de ballet at the Opera. She was promoted to Corife in 2002 and played the role of a bridesmaid, where Suzé (the soloist) is usually cast in Don Quixote during his tenure. In 2004, she was promoted to Suje and was soon selected to play a major role in Kitri. She proved her skills to the veterans on the stage of the Opera, convincing stakeholders and the crowd of her future success.
In 2005, she was promoted to Premiere Dancer (first dancer) and performed in the variations of Romeo and Juliet (choreographed by Rudolf Nureev) and in the variations of Laurent Petit's choreography "Carmen" (excerpt). On the road to Etoile with the same degree of certainty as the former Aurelie Dupont, the following year he achieved great success by playing Gamzatti in La Bayadale.
In the same year, she sparticipated in the overseas performance "Manuel Lugri and her friends" organized by Manuel Lugri, an etoile of the Opera. For the first time in Japan, she performed Odette / Odile in Swan Lake.
There is no schedule or ticket right now.
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