Library
of methods
The canon of the Russian classical school — from the source. Every method is compiled from the works of the masters who gave ballet its language, and broken down movement by movement.
All of Russian ballet —
in a single library
The Russian ballet the whole world admires did not arise on its own. Behind every pure line and precise movement stand those who devoted their lives to turning art into a system — and the system into a language understood on any stage in the world.
Vaganova, Messerer, Pestov, Tarasov — they did not merely dance; they comprehended dance and turned it into a system. Without them, turnout, stability, and the pure line would have remained someone's secret, not a method that can be taught.
This library gathers their legacy in one place: the canon of Russian ballet, from the source, broken down to the last movement. Not a museum — a living library you can come to and learn from.
Featured artists
- Prima ballerina, NOVAT
- Honoured Artist of Russia (2020)
- Laureate of the CIS International Prize ‘Commonwealth of Debuts’
- Scholar of the Governor of Novosibirsk Region (2005–2006)
- Diploma winner, 6th Siberian International Competition (Novosibirsk, 2005)
- First soloist, NOVAT
- Nominee, Benois de la Danse (2025)
- Graduate of the Moscow State Academy of Choreography (2021)
- First soloist, NOVAT
- Graduate of the Novosibirsk State Choreographic College (2014)
- Demi-soloist, NOVAT
- Assistant to the Director of the Novosibirsk State Choreographic College (NSCC)
- Graduate of the NSCC (1999)
- Former soloist, NOVAT (2016–2019)
- Former soloist, Primorsky Stage of the Mariinsky Theatre (2019–2023)
- Principal, NOVAT
- First Prize, International Ballet Competition (Spoleto, Italy, 2018)
- Second Prize, All-Russian Ballet Competition (Moscow, 2014)
- Third Prize, All-Russian Ballet Competition (Moscow, 2016)
- Third Prize, 2nd International Ballet Competition (Tallinn, 2016)
- Diploma winner, ‘Young Ballet of the World’ Competition (Sochi, 2016)
- State Scholarship of the Government of the Russian Federation (2020)
- Laureate of the ‘Kings of Fine Arts’ Award (Novosibirsk, 2023)