The International Classical Ballet is an artistic venture by Tatiana Solovieva Producciones, which has been sharing the best shows with Spain for over 30 years, respecting and honoring the beautiful tradition of classical ballet. Their productions have been widely recognized for their quality, with three awards for Best Dance Show from the Teatro de Rojas in Toledo (2013, 2015, and 2018) and the Award for Best Dance Show in Vigo in 2008, both chosen by popular vote.
The general director of the International Classical Ballet, Andrei Sharáyev, has an impressive artistic career: he graduated as a teacher and choreographer from the Chisinau Academy (Moldova), was a soloist of the National Ballet of Moldova for ten years, and worked in numerous renowned companies such as the Columbia Classical Ballet and the Philadelphia International Ballet Theatre (USA), the Russian Imperial Ballet, the St. Petersburg Ballet, and the Moravian Ballet (Czech Republic). In addition, he performed as a guest soloist on tours in Spain, Portugal, Greece, Germany, Holland, Belgium, Switzerland, Sweden, Finland, Norway, Great Britain, USA, and Canada.
Soloists Tatiana and Nicolái Nazachevici were principal soloists in the Chinese National Ballet, the Moldovan Opera Ballet, and recently, Nicolái received the Medal of Honored Artist of Moldova. Elizaveta Sávina (Ukraine) trained at the prestigious Bolshoi Ballet School; Maria Litvínova (Ukraine) and Alexander Litvinov (Moldova) were soloists of the Dnipro Theater; and Cristian Preda (Romania) is a winner of several international awards and was a soloist of the Bolshoi and Mariinsky Theaters. Character soloist Serguéi Iliín (Moldova) was a soloist of the Philadelphia Ballet. The company also features Spanish dancers Sara Suárez and Nuria Martín, and graduates of the Milan Ballet School: Nicole Ferazzino, Sara Noveri, Gaia Bertolin, Sara Righini, and Roberto Gadaldi.
Likewise, Alexánder Soloviev (Spain) in lighting design and Arkadie Nazarenco (Spain), dancer and specialist in set design, are essential.
