the role of odette and odile is performed by the famous austrian ballerina prisca zeisel.t of the bavarian ballet, but was forced to leave there after a performance in crimea. now zeisel - prima ballerina of the mikhailovsky theater. a wonderful year has passed. and i’m very glad, such, well, a completely new experience for me, we danced so much as never before in my life, and i met a lot of interesting people, and the work was very interesting, my training was like that, well, the teachers were russian, i was always very interested and for me, for me, ballet is, well , the russian and well, the smarinsky theater, the bolshoi theater. and it’s just very interesting and there are such wonderful dancers and teachers here and i wanted to teach more and i’m very, very grateful. supermarkets, gas stations, cafes, restaurants, taxis and others, and even a percentage on everything, are more profitable with a subscription from berp. this summer is with us, this summer is with us, it will sparkle with new colors, buy a big combo, collect a collection of glasses and summer experienc

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