Alina Cojocaru (born on May 27th, 198 1) is the chief actor of the Royal Ballet.

Alina Cojocaru was born and raised in Romania and has a younger sister. She studied gymnastics since she was a child, and then began to study ballet choreography. At the age of seven, she began to learn gymnastics. At the age of 9, she entered the Bucharest Ballet School and became a member of the Romanian National Ballet. Later in the same year, she took and passed the entrance examination. A few months later, she became a student of the ballet company of the selected school and participated in exchange activities. She left home for training school and knew nothing about Russian. At first, cojocaru studied separately from other Romanian students, and didn't study with other students until the third year. At the age of 65,438+0,997,65,438+0.6, he participated in the Lausanne Grand Prix (an internationally famous ballet competition) and won the gold medal. At the same time, she won a six-month training scholarship from the Royal Ballet School. She moved to London and started her training in the same year, but he can't speak English. After six months of training, the Royal Ballet offered cojocaru a contract to join the Royal Ballet as a ballet dancer and a contract to become the head of the ballet. She then joined Kipp Ballet in June 1998 1 1, believing that she would gain more experience as a heroine. She stayed for a season, learning all kinds of roles in dance. Although she danced in Kiev Ballet and cojocaru performed in London Royal Ballet, she only took part in the ballet roles that were invited to audition. She became the head of the Royal Ballet of London on 200 1. Editing this paragraph hurts. In 2008, cojocaru was injured in a rehearsal, and her career may have ended. But after the operation, she returned to the ballet and continued to dance.

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Alina Cojocaru (born on May 27th, 198 1) is the chief dancer of the Royal London Ballet. Content [hide]

In his early years, Alina Cojocaru was born and raised in Bucharest. She has a sister. She has studied gymnastics since she was a child. Later, she began to take ballet lessons, although she had never seen live ballet. At the age of seven or eight, she began to take gymnastics classes, and at the age of nine, she entered Bucharest Ballet School, which is an affiliated school of Romanian National Ballet School. Later that year, she passed the entrance examination with a D, and a few months later, she (and eight other Romanian students) was selected by the director of Kiev Ballet School to participate in a student exchange program. [1] She left her family to go to school for training and did not speak any Russian. At first, cojocaru and other Romanian students studied separately, and in the third year they merged with other students. Ballet School holds a public performance every six months. In one performance, cojocaru made her debut and played a role named Amor in Don Quixote. 1997 1 month, 16 years old, she participated in the prestigious international ballet competition-Lausanne International Ballet Grand Prix. She won a gold medal, won a six-month scholarship and trained at the Royal Ballet School in London. In the same year, she moved to London to start training, but she did not speak any English. Alina Cojocaru, John Coburg, Laura morera, curtain call of the Royal Ballet Mayelin,/10 2007 April 2007. After six months of training at the Royal Ballet School, cojocaru got a contract to join the Royal Ballet Company. She also got a contract to join the president of Kiev Ballet Company. She then joined the Kiev Ballet in 1 1 month 1998, believing that she would gain more experience as a main dancer. She stayed for a season and played various roles. While dancing in Kiev Ballet, cojocaru reapplied for the Royal London Ballet, but was only invited to audition for the ballet. She participated in the audition of Kiev Ballet Company during her vacation and won a contract. Being suspicious of the development opportunities in other places, she accepted the contract and joined the company on 1 1 month 1999. She was subsequently promoted to lead dancer at 200 1. In 2004, she won a dance award. Cojocaru's early performances in the company included a performance at the opening party of the renovated Ro yal Opera House, an appearance in the Shadow Kingdom of La Bayadère by the ballet, a role of snowflake in The Nutcracker and a role of doll in Coppélia. A highlight of her career is her collaboration with Johan Kobborg, the Danish lead dancer. Their cooperation began at 200 1, when they danced together in Romeo and Juliet, and cojocaru replaced the injured Miyako Gide A. Since then, the cooperation between Coburg and cojocaru has been called one of the greatest collaborations in ballet history. They not only danced together in Covent Garden, but also danced together all over the world. [Editor] Injured In 2008, during the rehearsal, an unidentified partner clumsily handled her in the elevator. cojocaru suffered a sprained neck, which may end her career. But after surgery and a few months' rest, she successfully recovered and finally returned to dancing. [2][ Editor] cojocaru's Clara in Peter Wright's Royal Ballet The Nutcracker was recorded and first broadcast in the United States in 2006. It has a DVD. Her role as Aurora in the new version of Sleeping Beauty by the Royal Ballet has not been aired in the United States, but it has been released on DVD. Her Giselle was recorded in 2006 with Albright played by John Coburg, and broadcast in Britain on Boxing Day. The DVD was released the following year. [Editor] Personal Life cojocaru lives with her fiance, John Coburg. After Coburg became her most frequent companion, they finally fell in love. In 2005, it was publicly announced that they had a romantic relationship off stage. 20 1 1 In May, cojocaru made a guest performance in metropolitan opera, but her partner was injured, so Koberg unexpectedly flew in to take her place and proposed to cojocaru on the stage in metropolitan opera on her 30th birthday, which surprised her. Their engagement was announced soon after. [3][ Editor] Source Ballet.co.uk-Interview with Alina Cojocaru [Editor]