Dmitry Protsenko
Honored Artist of Russia
Choreographer and Ballet teacher of The Moscow State Theatre "Russian Ballet"
I teach classical dance, national-folk dance, duet dance, historical domestic dance, contemporary dance, stage plastic and acting to pupils, students and ballet dancers.
I stage choreograph performances, concert programs and ballet performances.
I also go on stage as an actor and dancer.
I am open to suggestions for creative collaborations.
Ready for business trips. Relocation to a new place of residence (including abroad) can be discussed.
I stage choreograph performances, concert programs and ballet performances.
I also go on stage as an actor and dancer.
I am open to suggestions for creative collaborations.
Ready for business trips. Relocation to a new place of residence (including abroad) can be discussed.
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Working experience
from 2010 to the Present —
choreographer and ballet teacher at the Moscow State Theater "Russian Ballet"
choreographer and ballet teacher at the Moscow State Theater "Russian Ballet"
Individual and group rehearsals, which include the entire repertoire of the theater, as well as staging choreography.
1991— 2010
Ballet soloist at the Moscow State Theater "Russian Ballet"
Ballet soloist at the Moscow State Theater "Russian Ballet"
Performed solo parts such as: Rothbart "Swan Lake", Hans "Giselle", Drosselmeyer "The Nutcracker", Coppélius "Coppélia", Gamache "Don Quixote", Fairy Carabosse "Sleeping Beauty". Concert performances: "Blind", "Tango", "Karabas Theater" and many other solo parts from the repertoire of the theater.
1982 —1991
Ballet soloist at the Opera and Ballet Theatre Sverdlovsk
Ballet soloist at the Opera and Ballet Theatre Sverdlovsk
Performed following solo parts: "Swan Lake" — Mazurka, Hungarian, Neapolitan, Spanish. "The Nutcracker" — Trepak, pas-de-trois. "Sleeping Beauty" — Cat and Kitty, Little Red Riding Hood and Gray Wolf. "La Bayadere" — dance with drums, Golden Idol. "Romeo and Juliet" — Mercutio. "Gayane" — saber dance, and many other solo parts in the ballet and opera performances of the theater.
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Education
1973 — 1982
Qualification: ballet dancer
Qualification: ballet dancer
The Bolshoi Ballet Academy, Moscow
1995 — 2000
Qualification: Choreographer
Qualification: Choreographer
The State Academy of culture, Moscow
1995 —1998
Qualification: Choreographer
Qualification: Choreographer
Russian Institute of Theater Arts (GITIS), Moscow
Core skills
— Professional qualifications in the field of directing and teaching choreography.
— Success in the development of choreographic concepts and staging of ballet performances of various scales and terms.
— Excellent organizational skills.
— Excellent communication skills.
— Application of own methods in teaching.
— Focus on results in a limited time frame.
— Languages: Russian — native, English — working knowledge.
Moreover: responsibility, punctuality, non-conflict, accuracy, stress tolerance, a good sense of humor.
— Success in the development of choreographic concepts and staging of ballet performances of various scales and terms.
— Excellent organizational skills.
— Excellent communication skills.
— Application of own methods in teaching.
— Focus on results in a limited time frame.
— Languages: Russian — native, English — working knowledge.
Moreover: responsibility, punctuality, non-conflict, accuracy, stress tolerance, a good sense of humor.
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Choreograph performances
"Evening of Modern Choreography" at the Moscow State Theater "Russian Ballet".
"The Nutcracker" ballet for the association of Tokyo ballet schools.
Pieces for ballet contests: "Meeting", "Angel", "Running", "Clock", "Devil's Trill", "Glasses", "Autumn Fantasy", etc.
Pieces for students of The Bolshoi Ballet Academy: "Riders", "Three Roses", "Sailor".
"Orchestra" piece for the TEFI opening ceremony.
Choreography for performances: "Puss in Boots" (dir. Alexander Mishin) and "Invitation to the Castle" (dir. Natalya Lyudskova).
Participated in the production of performances for N. Babkina and V. Tolkunova.
Adapted ballet performances:
"Cinderella" — for the Opera and Ballet theater of Ufa.
"Scheherazade", "The Nutcracker" and "Don Quixote" — for the Yekaterinburg Opera and Ballet Theater and the Irkutsk Music Theater.
"Swan Lake" — for the choreography faculty of the Kemerovo Institute of Culture.
"The Nutcracker" ballet for the association of Tokyo ballet schools.
Pieces for ballet contests: "Meeting", "Angel", "Running", "Clock", "Devil's Trill", "Glasses", "Autumn Fantasy", etc.
Pieces for students of The Bolshoi Ballet Academy: "Riders", "Three Roses", "Sailor".
"Orchestra" piece for the TEFI opening ceremony.
Choreography for performances: "Puss in Boots" (dir. Alexander Mishin) and "Invitation to the Castle" (dir. Natalya Lyudskova).
Participated in the production of performances for N. Babkina and V. Tolkunova.
Adapted ballet performances:
"Cinderella" — for the Opera and Ballet theater of Ufa.
"Scheherazade", "The Nutcracker" and "Don Quixote" — for the Yekaterinburg Opera and Ballet Theater and the Irkutsk Music Theater.
"Swan Lake" — for the choreography faculty of the Kemerovo Institute of Culture.
Awards
2001
The 9th Moscow international competition of ballet dancers and choreographers:
The diploma as the choreographer of "Vain Love" performance
The diploma as the choreographer of "Vain Love" performance
2002
The 1st All Russian competition of ballet dancers and choreographers in Krasnodar: the diploma as the choreographer of "Clock" performance
2002
National Award: The Honored artist of Russia.
Biography
Dmitry was born on May 21, 1963 in Moscow. Since childhood, he was fond of sports (hockey, football) and reading. Dmitry's grandmother, seeing his restless and active nature, decided to take him to choreography classes. Teachers soon noticed his talent and suggested sending the talented boy to a choreography school, which he successfully entered later in 1974. While in the school, Dmitry got very lucky with his teachers.
The growth of the future actor-dancer was influenced by such teachers as: Alla Georgievna Boguslavskaya, Evgenia Gerasimovna Farmanyants, Peter Antonovich Pestov, Gennady Garaevich Malkhasyants, and classical dance teacher Vladimir Arkadyevich Koshelev, whose class Dmitry graduated from in 1982 with a degree of "Ballet Artist".
The growth of the future actor-dancer was influenced by such teachers as: Alla Georgievna Boguslavskaya, Evgenia Gerasimovna Farmanyants, Peter Antonovich Pestov, Gennady Garaevich Malkhasyants, and classical dance teacher Vladimir Arkadyevich Koshelev, whose class Dmitry graduated from in 1982 with a degree of "Ballet Artist".
Due to professional distribution, Dmitry entered the Sverdlovsk (Yekaterinburg) Academic Opera and Ballet Theater as a ballet soloist, where he successfully performed solo parts in classical and modern theater ballets. Solo mazurka, Hungarian, Neapolitan dances in Swan Lake. Trepak, pas-de-trois in the "The Nutcracker" ballet. Fakir, Golden Idol in the "La Bayadere" ballet. Saber dance in the ballet "Gayane". Mercutio in "Romeo and Juliet". Jacobson's piece in "Baba Yaga", Modern piece of E. Smirnov in "A Simple Story".
In 1988, Dmitry and his family moved back to Moscow. The first theater to invite him was the Moscow Children's Musical Theater, led by N. Sats. There he started as a dance teacher in Cinderella, Boatswain Letika (Scarlet Sails), Mosquito in a one-act ballet "Mosquito and the Samovar".
In 1989, Dmitry transferred to the Smirnov-Golovanov troupe, where he was lucky to work with wonderful teachers: A. Prokofiev and A. Lavrenyuk, together they created such parts as: Rothbart (Swan Lake), Karenin (Anna Karenina), Napoleon (War and Peace).
In 1991, he was invited to the Russian Ballet Theater under the direction of People's Artist of USSR Vyacheslav Gordeev, where he works to this day. The most memorable roles of his career as a ballet dancer there were: Fairy Carabosse (Sleeping Beauty), Hans (Giselle), Coppelius (Capellia), Drosselmeyer (The Nutcracker), Gamache (Don Quixote), as well as solo pieces in concert programs: "Karabas", "Blind", "Tango".
In 1993, he entered the ballet master's department of GITIS, where he studied in absentia for 3 years.
In 1995, he transferred to the ballet master's faculty in The State Academy of Culture, which he graduated from in 2000 with a choreographer diploma. His graduate work was "Evening of Modern Choreography", which consisted of eleven concert acts.
The declaration of him as a talented choreographer became the 9th Moscow International Competition of Ballet Dancers and Choreographers in 2001, where Dmitry received an honorary diploma for the work "Vain Love" by the great Yuri Grigorovich himself.
In 2002, at the First Russian Competition of Ballet Dancers and Choreographers (Krasnodar), Dmitry received a winner's diploma for his work "Clock". In the same year he was awarded the state award-title Honored Artist of Russia.
After graduating from the career of a ballet dancer in 2010, Dmitry became a choreographer and ballet teacher at the Moscow State Theater.
His rehearsal activity covers the whole large repertoire of the theater, which includes individual and group rehearsals.
As a choreographer, Dmitry successfully adapted such performances as: "Cinderella" (Opera and Ballet Theater in Ufa), "Scheherazade" (Opera and Ballet Theater in Yekaterinburg), "The Nutcracker" for the Association of Ballet Schools in Tokyo, "Don Quixote" and "Scheherazade" (Irkutsk Musical Theater named after Zagursky), as well as the ballet "The Nutcracker".
In 1988, Dmitry and his family moved back to Moscow. The first theater to invite him was the Moscow Children's Musical Theater, led by N. Sats. There he started as a dance teacher in Cinderella, Boatswain Letika (Scarlet Sails), Mosquito in a one-act ballet "Mosquito and the Samovar".
In 1989, Dmitry transferred to the Smirnov-Golovanov troupe, where he was lucky to work with wonderful teachers: A. Prokofiev and A. Lavrenyuk, together they created such parts as: Rothbart (Swan Lake), Karenin (Anna Karenina), Napoleon (War and Peace).
In 1991, he was invited to the Russian Ballet Theater under the direction of People's Artist of USSR Vyacheslav Gordeev, where he works to this day. The most memorable roles of his career as a ballet dancer there were: Fairy Carabosse (Sleeping Beauty), Hans (Giselle), Coppelius (Capellia), Drosselmeyer (The Nutcracker), Gamache (Don Quixote), as well as solo pieces in concert programs: "Karabas", "Blind", "Tango".
In 1993, he entered the ballet master's department of GITIS, where he studied in absentia for 3 years.
In 1995, he transferred to the ballet master's faculty in The State Academy of Culture, which he graduated from in 2000 with a choreographer diploma. His graduate work was "Evening of Modern Choreography", which consisted of eleven concert acts.
The declaration of him as a talented choreographer became the 9th Moscow International Competition of Ballet Dancers and Choreographers in 2001, where Dmitry received an honorary diploma for the work "Vain Love" by the great Yuri Grigorovich himself.
In 2002, at the First Russian Competition of Ballet Dancers and Choreographers (Krasnodar), Dmitry received a winner's diploma for his work "Clock". In the same year he was awarded the state award-title Honored Artist of Russia.
After graduating from the career of a ballet dancer in 2010, Dmitry became a choreographer and ballet teacher at the Moscow State Theater.
His rehearsal activity covers the whole large repertoire of the theater, which includes individual and group rehearsals.
As a choreographer, Dmitry successfully adapted such performances as: "Cinderella" (Opera and Ballet Theater in Ufa), "Scheherazade" (Opera and Ballet Theater in Yekaterinburg), "The Nutcracker" for the Association of Ballet Schools in Tokyo, "Don Quixote" and "Scheherazade" (Irkutsk Musical Theater named after Zagursky), as well as the ballet "The Nutcracker".
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dpballet@mail.ru
+7 905 731 90 66
+7 905 731 90 66