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Eros. Minos. : Anabelle Lopez Ochoa and Juanjo Arquez work with Ballet Moskva

By Isabella Zijp, 14 July 2015
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“a company that makes a valuable contribution to Russian dance with an interesting varied repertoire.”
Reviewed at Moscow Pushkin Drama Theatre, Moscow on 5 July 2015
Programme
Minos
Eros Redux
Performers
Juanjo Arqués, Choreography
Annabelle Lopez Ochoa, Choreography
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Isabella Zijp
Isabella Zijp
Isabella Zijp is a freelance dance writer and critic writing regularly for Bachtrack and other dance platforms. She shares her passion for ballet through writing, giving guided tours and conducting short presentations. In daily life she works as an editor and online marketeer while also writing about her other passion: travelling.