The dancer that i admire

Sylvie Guillem  is a french dancer with a long and very important dance career .She was born on 25 February 1965 in Paris ,as a child, she trained in gymnastics under the instruction of her mother,  and now she is one of the big stars of the iternational dance field , because she was part of big companys like : Paris Opera Ballet where she started with the young age of 16 , dancing choreographies like "Romeo and Juliet", "Don Quixote" and "Giselle" between others.Nureyev the director of the company named her étoile when she was 19 years old.

Then she follow her career in the Royal Ballet but this new step came along with other opportunities , like being part of choreos made by important choregraphers in te dance world start , like Maurice Bejart and Mats Ek   who created "Wet Woman "(1993) and  "Smoke" (1995) for her. Also she experimented with contemporary choreos , giving a expresionist twist to her way of dance  , dancing in "Scared monster" made by Akram Khan and " Push" of Maliphant.

I admire Sylvie because she represent very well the dance progression , she was an excellent prima ballerina but also she left us breathless with her contemporary performances , and i love that  versatility in the movements.Her style as a dancer on stage its very interesting too , and think that is important to have that as a dancer.

Hope you like it , enjoy !