#William Samb

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@unabashedbagelmoneydiplomat asked:

I find it a bit off that Fumi Kaneko is dancing Swan Lake with Vadim and not William Bracewell? Do you think These two will become a permanent pairing and may be replacing Vadim an Nela?

Not really, they've been performing with each other frequently for awhile now. It's not going to 'replace' his pairing with Nunez (who he also performed SL with). No pairing is absolute: Lamb performs regularly with Hirano and McRae; McRae also performs with O'Sullivan; O'Sullivan frequently performs with Sambe; Sambe performs with Hayward; Hayward (until recently) performed often with Campbell. Muntagirov himself also performs with Lamb. It's important for different dancers to partner one another to find out who works well together when last-minute casting changes are needed.

Also Nunez/Muntagirov make them a ton of money. They aren't going anywhere.

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hi!!!!! Can you rank the Royal ballet principals like you did several years ago?💖 I love William/Matthew/Vadim and Nela/Sarah🥰 I don’t really enjoy Natalia and I also didn’t like Lauren’s swan lake (the one with William), it’s a shame because I love Liam’s version of SL and I love William but her hands & arms were just not…🥹

Hello! I'm always willing to rank and share my opinions lol. This is my ranking from favorite to least favorite.

Women:

Akane Takada

Sarah Lamb

Marianela Nunez

Francesca Hayward

Fumi Kaneko

Natalia Osipova

Yasmine Naghdi

Lauren Cuthbertson

Mayara Magri

Anna Rose O'Sullivan

Men:

Alexander Campbell

Vadim Muntagirov

William Bracewell

Steven McRae

Marcelino Sambe

Matthew Ball

Ryoichi Hirano

Reece Clarke

Cesar Corrales

I think having 19 principals is a bit ridiculous, especially since a few of both women and men shouldn't be principals, but that's just my opinion...

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Since Campbell retired. They might be putting Hayward with Corrales for all the classical roles outside of Swan Lake? I guess that explain their casting in Cinderella. I thought Kevin would have tried to make Magri and Coralles a pair for the classics. Who was Akane pair with for Cinderella last season? Maybe they will have Hayward rotate partnership with Coralles, Bracewell, and Sambe

Unlikely.

Before the pandemic happened they were supposed to debut in SL together, but once she was paired with Bracewell they were never considered again for that. Not only that, but they said somewhere that they wouldn't like to be paired together most of the time, a ballet once in a while is fine, but not more.

If they know what's good they'll keep her with Marcelino and William most of the time, like they're already doing.

I think Takada was paired with Nicol Edmonds, who was replacing Sambè.

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Coming Home from margot bowman on Vimeo.

Coming Home is an intimate portrait of Freedom Dabka Group, a group of Palestinian-American performers use the traditional Dabka dance as a means to connect to their community, their culture, and each other. Shot on 16mm under the unique constraints of 2020-21 featuring archive photography from The Palestinian Museum.

Written & Directed by Naim Naif & Margot Bowman Produced by Meghan Doherty Produced by Naim Naif & Margot Bowman Production Company: Portal NY Introducing Freedom Dabka Group Featuring archive photography from The Palestinian Museum Digital Archive Cinematographer - Kenny Suleimanagich Editor - Aika Miyake Trailer Editor - Rain Keene Music Director - Gisela Fullà Silvestre Colorist - Houmam Abdallah Title Design - Mooni Studios

Associate Producer - Ali Rosa Salas Associate Producer - Serene Huleileh Production Manager - Sokhna Samb Translation - Sloan Abihaidar SteadiCam - Austin Castelo

Sound Ken Goodwin (Silver Sound) Peter Getz (Sound Co-op)

Post Production Post Producer- Jake Williams Managing Partner - Michelle Eskin Executive Producer - Amburr Farls Assistant Editor - Hans Choi Color Producers - Joey Fitzsimmons, Anya Knower Stills Photography - Louis Browne Film Processing - Metropolis Post Finishing - Harley Astorga

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Create a company: 12 principals, 10 first soloists, 10 soloists, splitting the genders equally.

Sir, yes, sir!

(And I’m gonna be a good girl and not gonna include retired dancers, but it’s gonna hurt, just so you know!)

Principals:

Alina Cojocaru Leonore Baulac Francesca Hayward Ludmila Pagliero Dorothée Gilbert Olga Smirnova Mathieu Ganio Edward Watson Adam Zvonař (I don’t have THREE more men! I just... don’t!) Karl Paquette Johan Kobborg Adam Cooper all basically retired, but see if I care!

First Soloists:

Marion Barbeau Ida Praetorius Melissa Hamilton Fumi Kaneko Claire Calvert Marcelino Sambé Hugo Marchand William Bracewell Matěj Šust Vincent Chaillet

Soloists:

Stina Quagebeur Francesca Velicu Marine Ganio Bianca Scudamore Aya Watanabe Calvin Richardson James Lovell Bradley Waller (a contemporary dancer, but I want him here) Max Westwell Francesco Scarpato

(Huh, that was much harder then I expected!)

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Les Miserables

April 12, 2014 - Audio

Ramin Karimloo (Jean Valjean), Will Swenson (Javert), Caissie Levy (Fantine), Keala Settle (Madame Thenardier), Cliff Saunders (Thenardier), Nikki M. James (Eponine), Samantha Hill (Cosette), Andy Mientus (Marius), Jason Forbach (Enjolras), Angeli Negron (Little Cosette), McCayla Twiggs (Young Eponine) Ben Gunderson (Grantaire), Adam Monley (Combeferre, The Bishop of Digne), Weston Wells Olson (Feuilly), Nathaniel Hackmann (Courfeyrac), Chris McCarrel (Joly), Terance Cedric Reddick (Lesgles), Max Quinlan (Jean Prouvaire), Ensemble: John Brink, Rachel Rincione, Andrew Kober, Arbender J. Robinson, Betsy Morgan, Emily Cramer, Natalie Charle Ellis, Aaron Walpole, Julie Benko, Erin Clemons, Mia Sinclair Jennes, Melissa Mitchell, Melissa O'Neil, Christianne Tisdale

Miss Saigon 

January 7, 2006 - Audio

Miriam Valmores Marasigan (Kim), Ramin Karimloo (Chris), Jon Jon Briones (The Engineer), John Partridge (John), Ariel Reonal (Thuy), Lara Pulver (Ellen), Christine Sambeli-Marquez (GiGi)

Murder Ballad

October 15, 2016 - Audio

Ramin Karimloo (Tom), Kerry Ellis (Sara), Victoria Hamilton-Barritt (Narrator), Norman Bowman (Michael)

Once On This Island

July 1, 2018 - Audio

Courtnee Carter (Ti Moune u/s), Darlesia Cearcy (Erzulie), Rodrick Covington (“Beauxhommes” Narrator/Storyteller), Merle Dandridge (Papa Ge), Cicily Daniels (“Beaxhommes” Narrator/Storyteller), Quentin Earl Darrington (Agwe), Cassondra James (Storyteller), David Jennings (Armand/Storyteller), Kenita R. Miller (Mama Euralie), Alex Newell (Asaka), Isaac Powell (Daniel), T. Oliver Reid (Tonton Julian u/s), Anna Uzele (Andrea/Storyteller), Anthony Wayne (Storyteller), Aurelia Williams (Storyteller), Mia Williamson (Little Girl), Daniel Yearwood (Beauxhomme/Storyteller)

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can you identify what is speaking through you?

— Samb with a B (@sambbrrrJK0) Fri Aug 06 22:41:20 +0000 2021

Hell yeah

— Ray Williams (@TheAnti33453962) Fri Aug 06 23:06:22 +0000 2021

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Symphonic Dances – Zenaida Yanowsky © ROH 2017, photograph by Bill Cooper

The latest mixed-programme from The Royal Ballet was unveiled last night and will run until the end of this month. “Virtuoso dance from The Royal Ballet in a programme that includes Forsythe and Balanchine classics and Wheeldon’s 2016 narrative ballet” also saw the world premiere of Liam Scarlett’s new creation for the Company, Symphonic Dances.

The Vertiginous Thrill of Exactitude

William Forsythe’s ballet to the last movement of Schubert’s ‘Great’ Symphony is an exhilarating celebration of virtuoso dance.

The Vertiginous Thrill of Exactitude – Vadim Muntagirov, Marianela Nunez © ROH 2017, photograph by Bill Cooper

Choreography William Forsythe

Music Franz Schubert

Costume designer Stephen Galloway

Lighting designer Tanja Rühl

with

Marianela Nuñez, Beatriz Stix-Brunell, Akane Takada, Vadim Muntagirov and Steven McRae

The Vertiginous Thrill of Exactitude – Akane Takada, Steven McRae © ROH 2017, photograph by Bill Cooper

Tarantella

George Balanchine’s exuberant pas de deux is full of swagger, charm and ballet brilliance.

Tarrantella – Franchesca Hayward, Marcelino Sambe © ROH 2017, photograph by Bill Cooper

Choreography George Balanchine

Music Louis Moreau Gottschalk

Orchestration Hershy Kay

Costume designer Karinska

Lighting designer Simon Bennison

with

Francesca Hayward and Marcelino Sambé

Tarrantella – Marcelino Sambe © ROH 2017, photograph by Bill Cooper

Tarrantella – Franchesca Hayward © ROH 2017, photograph by Bill Cooper

Strapless

This one-act narrative ballet from Christopher Wheeldon spins a tale of ambition and hypocrisy around John Singer Sargent’s Portrait of Madame X, to an original score by Mark-Anthony Turnage.

Strapless – Natalia Osipova and Matthew Ball © ROH 2016, photograph by Bill Cooper

Choreography Christopher Wheeldon

Scenario Christopher Wheeldon and Charlotte Westenra after Deborah Davis

Music Mark-Anthony Turnage

Designer Bob Crowley

Lighting designer Natasha Chivers

with

Amélie Gautreau: Natalia Osipova

John Singer Sargent: Edward Watson

Dr Samuel-Jean Pozzi: Federico Bonelli

Albert de Belleroche: Matthew Ball

Strapless – Natalia Ospiova as Amelie Gautreau © ROH 2016, photograph by Bill Cooper

Strapless – Natalia Osipova and Federico Bonelli as Dr Pozzi. © ROH 2016, photograph by Bill Cooper

Strapless – Edward Watson, Matthew Ball and Natalia Osipova © ROH 2016, photograph by Bill Cooper

Strapless – Edward Watson and Natalia Osipova. © ROH 2016, photograph by Bill Cooper

Strapless – Natalia Osipova as Amélie Gautreau © ROH 2016, photograph by Bill Cooper

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Symphonic Dances

The Royal Ballet’s Artist in Residence creates a new one-act ballet for the Company, to Rachmaninoff’s great final work.

Symphonic Dances – Nicol Edmonds, Tristan Dyer © ROH 2017, photograph by Bill Cooper

Choreography Liam Scarlett

Music Sergey Rachmaninoff

Designer Jon Morrell

Lighting designer David Finn

with

Zenaida Yanowsky

Symphonic Dances – members of The Royal Ballet © ROH 2017, photograph by Bill Cooper

Symphonic Dances – Zenaida Yanowsky © ROH 2017, photograph by Bill Cooper

Symphonic Dances – Zenaida Yanowsky © ROH 2017, photograph by Bill Cooper

Symphonic Dances – James Hay, Zenaida Yanowsky © ROH 2017, photograph by Bill Cooper

Symphonic Dances – Zenaida Yanowsky, James Hay © ROH 2017, photograph by Bill Cooper

Conductor Koen Kessels

Concert Master Peter Manning

Orchestra of the Royal Opera House

Photo album: Opening night at The Royal Ballet includes premiere of Liam Scarlett’s Symphonic Dances The latest mixed-programme from The Royal Ballet was unveiled last night and will run until the end of this month.

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Sénégal: Grand prix du Président de la République les lauréats reconnaissant

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SAN BENEDETTO – Questi i commenti del dopo Samb-Giana Erminio.

Franco Fedeli (presidente Samb). “Roselli, finora, l’ho sempre elogiato, però oggi qualche mossa l’ha sbagliata. Non ho capito la posizione di Rapisarda a sinistra. Quando nell’ ultimo quarto d’ora è tornato nel suo ruolo naturale ecco che le cose sono cambiate. Forse alcuni giocatori non hanno risposto adeguatamente sul campo ma questo allenatore ha fatto dodici risultati utili consecutivi. E’ stata comunque una brutta partita, soprattutto nel primo tempo. Non abbiamo mai tirato in porta se si esclude la traversa colpita da Calderini.

Il problema è che quando giochi con le ultime della classe pensi di farne un solo boccone. Ed allora scendi in campo deconcentrato ed alla fine vieni punto. Purtroppo valorizziamo le squadre mediocri. Fortunatamente ci siamo svegliati quando i lombardi sono rimasti in dieci. Ed alla fine ci è andata bene perché a dieci minuti dalla fine eravamo sotto di una rete. Il gol della Giana Erminio? Non mi interessa sapere se la palla sia entrata o meno. L’arbitro lo ha assegnato, stop. Mi dispiace per l’espulsione di Miceli che a Monza non ci sarà”.

Giorgio Roselli (allenatore Samb). “Stanco non poteva giocare perchè abbiamo rischiato di perderlo a Pesaro. Dovevo scegliere tra Russotto, Calderini e Di Massimo all’inizio ed ho optato per i primi due. La Samb è riuscita a fare ciò che le riesce, prima perdendo spesso, ora molto meno. La Giana non si è chiusa, ha giocato bene e uscivano spesso palla al piede. Hanno rischiato in due o tre occasioni, ma noi abbiamo fatto poco. Per un’ora, quando i lombardi stavano benissimo fisicamente, hanno disputato una grande partita.

Poi siamo cresciuti noi e siamo riusciti a pareggiare. Rapisarda a sinistra ha fatto delle bellissime partite, oggi ha avuto difficoltà ma non è possibile che non fosse particolarmente in giornata? D’Ignazio non ha ancora i novanta minuti sulle gambe, ma mi è piaciuta la sua personalità. Mi piacerebbe che si iniziasse a commentare la partita sottolineando ad esempio che abbiamo centrato il dodicesimo risultato utile di fila, anche se sappiamo che potevamo fare tutti di più”.

Carlo Ilari (centrocampista Samb). “Nel primo tempo non siamo  riusciti ad esprimere quello che avevamo preparato, sicuramente non bello dal punto di vista estetico e del bel gioco. Abbiamo sbagliato tanto. Eravamo consapevoli che sarebbe stata una partita difficile. Probabilmente facciamo un po’ di fatica quando dobbiamo imporre il nostro gioco con le squadre che pensano a difendersi. È ovvio, volevamo vincere e abbiamo fatto di tutto per farlo e ci aspettavamo anche noi di conquistare i tre punti oggi che ci avrebbero permesso di fare un bel salto in avanti. Ora, però, pensiamo al Monza. Il gol ospite? Pegorin mi ha detto che la palla non era entrata, ma il guardalinee era sicurissimo. L’espulsione di Miceli? L’arbitro ha visto un pugno, ma Mirco nega, dicendo di avere solo spinto l’avversario”.

William Sala (all. in seconda Giana Erminio). “È mancata la ciliegina sulla torta per chiudere questa gara. Eravamo quasi riusciti a portarla a casa, ma è un pari che muove la classifica. Il nostro gol? Mi hanno detto che la palla è dentro ma dal campo non l’ho visto neanche io. Con Seck abbiamo avuto la palla per chiudere la partita. Il ragazzo ha fatto il meglio che poteva con Pegorin che ha risposto molto bene. Jefferson non lo scopro certo io, ci aiuterà a raggiungere il nostro obiettivo che è la salvezza”.

Simone Perico (difensore Giana Erminio). “Abbiamo avuto un buon approccio trovando il vantaggio ad inizio ripresa, ma l’espulsione ci ha messo in difficoltà. È un punto e una prestazione che ci danno morale. Sul nostro gol ho visto Dalla Bona mettere una grande palla per Jefferson e lui colpire di testa. Per me è difficile dire da 40 metri se la palla fosse entrata o meno, ma per una volta ci è andata bene. San Benedetto è una delle piazze più belle di tutto il girone”.

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If you don’t think Akane Takada is one of the most beautiful ballerinas in the world right now then you need to have your eyes checked.

Marcelino Sambe and Anna Rose O’Sullivan are so much fun oh my god!! Watching them puts such a massive smile on your face!! Loved them in Tchaikovsky PDD!

Francesca Hayward is a beautiful dancer, but maybe not the best Swan...also, I’m so tired of the white swan adagio.

I have only felt moved by one Manon performance and that was Viktoria Tereshkina and Marcelo Gomes. After the performance of Laura Morera and Federico Bonelli, my number is still at one.

After her performance in Concerto, I understand why Yasmine Naghdi is a principal. I’m still not a fan of the choreography, but she danced it so well.

William Bracewell is a beautiful dancer and he is so adorable and I love him.

Today I learned that you can, in fact, over act the dying swan. Thanks for that lesson, Natalia Osipova.

Marianela Nunez seemed so different in that Le Corsaire. Normally she’s super duper bubbly and smiley, but she was so...serene would be the word. Very mature, but in a good way. She did the Gamzatti variation which was slightly disappointing because I would love to see her Medora, but it was beautifully danced. Vadream’s partnering was fine, but anyone seems lackluster as Ali compared to Kimin Kim.

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Well I was right about Hayward getting the cinema cast for Alice wrong about her being paired with Sambe. Casting for Alice is out. Francesca Hayward and William Bracewell for the cinema relay #royalballet #roh

Yeah I saw. Well, like I said, it was the only probable option along with O'Sullivan since no else had played the role before (except takada, but again, being always off stage with injury doesn't make her exactly dependable for cinema relays), there weren't many scenarios to pick from.

I love her with Marcelino the most, but I like her partnership with Will very much, so no complaints on that front.

[strechanadi]

Literally cannot recommend this one enough, since BalletBoyz Michael Nunn and William Trevitt did such an incredible job!

(more rambly thoughts here)

Go and see it for yourself, you won’t be disappointed.

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Mighty Sports: Dubai International Basketball Championship

Mighty Sports, a Philippines basketball team under Mighty Corporation and Mighty Sports Apparel and Accessories, has once again represented the country at the 2017 Dubai International Basketball Championship after the William Jones Cup.

After winning the title from William Jones Cup in Taiwan and silver medal from Merlion Cup in Singapore, Mighty Sports had only a couple of weeks preparation and went straight to 2017 Dubai International Basketball Championship.

The team was led by NBA veterans Hasheem Thabeet, Dominic McGuire, Justin Brownlee and Marcus Douthit from Mighty spurts. Coach of Mighty Sports, Chris Tiu and center Beau Belga bannered the local cast along with PBA veterans, JC Intal, Gary David, Ryan Arana and two-time MVP Willie Millier who were added in the team’s lineup. Amateur standouts Kiefer Ravena, Jeron Teng and Jett Manuel were also added in the team’s roster.

“Al Ahli is a tough team, No. 1 in their local tournament. They are led by former NBA players in Sam Young and Chiekh Samb. Plus they are the home team so it should be a big challenge.” said the former Gilas assistant coach.

“Hopefully, the mix of having some veterans and smart players will help our cohesion. Chemistry is something we are still working on. We will have one complete practice before the tournament,” said Mighty Sports coach.

Mighty Sports first appearance on the tournament didn’t went well from Al Ahli due to the lack of cohesion and team chemistry.

Al Ahli is known as one of the teams to beat in the annual basketball tournament that gathered some of the best club teams in the region.

On their second game, they lost to the Egypt national basketball team, Moatazpellah Okasha’s three triples during the period which lead the game to 45-33. Mighty Sports had a chance to bring back the game into overtime followed by two misses from Youseff Aboushousha. Moatazpellah Okasha ended the game with 24 points.

The team managed to beat Ball Above All with a score of 94-80 to end their stint in the tournament with a single win.

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  The VSAT services and new partnerships established by the Goilala District Development Authority are already proving to be beneficial for the district.

Local member William Samb says to date, at least more than 20 emergency cases have successfully been medevac into Port Moresby by Manolos Aviation as per the understanding with the company.

This has further been made easier with the…

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The Cellist. Marcelino Sambe and Lauren Cuthbertson. ©ROH, 2020. Photographed by Bill Cooper.

First photos of tonight’s opening of a new double bill at The Royal Opera House with Jerome Robbins’s Dances at a Gathering and Cathy Marston’s The Cellist.

Dances at a Gathering

Jerome Robbins’s elegant and elegiac classic forms the first part of the programme. This exercise in pure dance for five couples, set to music by Chopin, is a masterpiece of subtlety and invention.

Dances at a Gathering. Marianela Nunez and Alexander Campbell. ©ROH, 2020. Photographed by Bill Cooper.

Choreography Jerome Robbins

Music Fryderyk Chopin

Costume designer Joe Eula

Dances at a Gathering. Federico Bonelli and Marianela Nunez. ©ROH, 2020. Photographed by Bill Cooper.

Cast

Marianela Nuñez

Francesca Hayward

Yasmine Naghdi

Fumi Kaneko

Laura Morera

Alexander Campbell

William Bracewell

Federico Bonelli

Valentino Zucchetti

Luca Acri

Dances at a Gathering. Luca Acri. ©ROH, 2020. Photographed by Bill Cooper.

Dances at a Gathering. Artists of The Royal Ballet Ballet. ©ROH, 2020. Photographed by Bill Cooper.

  The Cellist

Cathy Marston has previously been an Associate Artist of the Royal Opera House and Director of Bern Ballett, and is much in demand internationally. The inspiration for her first work for The Royal Ballet Main Stage is the momentous life and career of the cellist Jacqueline du Pré.

The Cellist. Marcelino Sambe. ©ROH, 2020. Photographed by Bill Cooper.

Choreography Cathy Marston

Scenario Cathy Marston and Edward Kemp

Music Philip Feeney

Set designer Hildegard Bechtler

Costume designer Bregje van Balen

Lighting designer Jon Clark

The Cellist. Marcelino Sambe, Matthew Ball and Lauren Cuthbertson. ©ROH, 2020. Photographed by Bill Cooper.

Cast

Lauren Cuthbertson

Matthew Ball

Marcelino Sambé

The Cellist. Marcelino Sambe and Lauren Cuthbertson. ©ROH, 2020. Photographed by Bill Cooper.

The Cellist. Marcelino Sambe. ©ROH, 2020. Photographed by Bill Cooper. (5)

The Cellist. Marcelino Sambe and Lauren Cuthbertson. ©ROH, 2020. Photographed by Bill Cooper. (5)

The Cellist. Marcelino Sambe. ©ROH, 2020. Photographed by Bill Cooper. (7)

The Cellist. Marcelino Sambe and Lauren Cuthbertson. ©ROH, 2020. Photographed by Bill Cooper. (7)

Photo Album: Royal Ballet first night with Dances at a Gathering and The Cellist First photos of tonight's opening of a new double bill at The Royal Opera House with Jerome Robbins’s…