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She made her debut at Moscow's [[Bolshoi Circus]] with these acts in 1988. For ten years, she was a member of the [[Egorov Troupe]], performing in both acts and touring extensively in Europe and Asia with various units of the [[Moscow Circus]]. The Egorov Troupe made its American debut in 1992 at the [[Big Apple Circus]], where they returned regularly with one act or the other until 1996, at which point Vladimir Egorov dissolved his troupe. | She made her debut at Moscow's [[Bolshoi Circus]] with these acts in 1988. For ten years, she was a member of the [[Egorov Troupe]], performing in both acts and touring extensively in Europe and Asia with various units of the [[Moscow Circus]]. The Egorov Troupe made its American debut in 1992 at the [[Big Apple Circus]], where they returned regularly with one act or the other until 1996, at which point Vladimir Egorov dissolved his troupe. | ||
| − | Regina chose to stay with the Big Apple Circus as a member of its resident company. From 1997 to 2011, she performed there all sorts of acrobatic and aerial acts, including hand-to-hand balancing, aerial "bambou" (aerial perch) with [[Valdis Yanovskis]], swinging trapeze, aerial tissu, cloud swing, and even an acrobatic act with dogs! She retired from performing in July 2011 | + | Regina chose to stay with the Big Apple Circus as a member of its resident company. From 1997 to 2011, she performed there all sorts of acrobatic and aerial acts, including hand-to-hand balancing, aerial "bambou" (aerial perch) with [[Valdis Yanovskis]], swinging trapeze, aerial tissu, cloud swing, and even an acrobatic act with dogs! She retired from performing in July 2011 and settled in New Jersey. |
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Revision as of 21:15, 8 August 2011
Aerialist, Acrobat
By Dominique Jando
In 1985, when her competition years were over, she went to train at the Circus Studio in Moscow, the professional training center of SoyuzGosTsirk, then the central state organization of the Russian circus (today RosGosTsirk). There she began working under Piotr Maistrenko with Vladimir Egorov in a combination act involving aerial upright cradle and Russian barre. Then Egorov and his troupe moved to the "Old Circus" on Tsvetnoy Boulevard (today Circus Nikulin) and made two acts out of one, which were directed by Natalia Makovskaya. Regina participated in both acts (flying actAny aerial act in which an acrobat is propelled in the air from one point to another. and Russian barreFlexible pole, held horizontally by two catchers, or under-standers, with which they propelled a flyer in acrobatic figures from and to the pole.).
She made her debut at Moscow's Bolshoi Circus with these acts in 1988. For ten years, she was a member of the Egorov Troupe, performing in both acts and touring extensively in Europe and Asia with various units of the Moscow Circus. The Egorov Troupe made its American debut in 1992 at the Big Apple Circus, where they returned regularly with one act or the other until 1996, at which point Vladimir Egorov dissolved his troupe.
Regina chose to stay with the Big Apple Circus as a member of its resident company. From 1997 to 2011, she performed there all sorts of acrobatic and aerial acts, including hand-to-handAn acrobatic act in which one or more acrobats do hand-balancing in the hands of an under-stander. balancing, aerial "bambou(French - Russian: Bambuk) Aerial apparatus, generally a hanging perch, from where the performers hang with the help of hand or ankle loops. See also: Aerial perch." (aerial perchA hanging perch, from where the performers hang with the help of hand or ankle loops. (French: Bambou - Russian: Bambuk)) with Valdis Yanovskis, swinging trapeze, aerial tissu(French) A double piece of hanging fabric, generally made of silk, used for an aerial act. (See also: Fabric, Silks), cloud swing(English, American) The ancestor of the trapeze: a slack rope hanging from both ends, used as an aerial swinging apparatus. The addition of a bar in the middle led to the creation of the trapeze., and even an acrobatic act with dogs! She retired from performing in July 2011 and settled in New Jersey.
See Also
- Video: The Egorov Troupe, Flying Act, in the Big Apple Circus production of Goin' Places (1992)
- Video: Regina Dobrovitskaya, Melinda Merlier, Carlos Guity & Julian Stachowski, Living Statue Act in the Big Apple Circus production of Twenty Years! (1997)
- Video: Regina Dobrovitskaya and the Big Apple Circus Company with the Woodcock Elepaants in the Big Apple Circus production of Twenty Years! (1997)
- Video: Regina Dobrovitskaya & Julian Stachowski, Hand-to-hand balancing in the Big Apple Circus production of Bello & Friends (1999)
- Video: Regina Dobrovitskaya and the Woodcock elephants in the Big Apple Circus production of Bello & Friends (1999)
- Video: R. Dobrovitskaya, V. Peyramaure, A. Mantchev, V. Yanovskis (Comedy acrobatic act), in the Big Apple Circus production of Dreams of a City (2002)
- Video: Regina Dobrovitskaya and Valdis Yanovskis, Aerial Bambou, in the Big Apple Circus production of Picturesque (2004)
- Video: Regina Dobrovitskaya with Yasmine Smart, High School Act, in the Big Apple Circus production of Grandma Goes To Hollywood (2005)
- Video: Regina Dobrovitskaya, Swinging Trapeze, in the Big Apple Circus production of Play On! (2008)
- Video: Regina Dobrovitskaya & Andrey Mantchev with Anastasini's dogs in the Big Apple Circus production of Bello Is Back! (2009)
- Video: Regina Dobrovitskaya, Tissu Act, in the Big Apple Circus production of Bello Is Back! (2009)
Image Gallery
Regina Dobrovitskaya & Valdis Yanovskis, Bambou (2004)
Regina Dobrovitskaya, Trapeze Act (2008)
Regina Dobrovitskaya & Andrey Mantchev, with Luciano Anastasini's dogs (2009)
Regina Dobrovitskaya, Tissu Act (2009)
Regina Dobrovitskaya (2010)
