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Irina Nijinska (20 November 1913 – 2 July 1991) was a Russian-Polish ballet dancer who performed with the company of Ida Rubinstein; in the Théatre de la Danse Nijinska; the Ballets Russes of Col. de Basil; the Polish Ballet, and other troupes. She spent much of her later life promoting the work of her mother, Bronislava Nijinska ...
4 de jul. de 1991 · Irina Nijinska, a dancer and teacher who spent much of her life in a one-woman crusade to preserve the choreography of her mother, Bronislava Nijinska, died on Tuesday at the Daniel Freeman...
Married in London in 1912, they soon left for Russia. She gave birth to two children: their daughter Irina Nijinska in 1913 in Saint Petersburg (called 'Irushka'), and Leon Kochetovsky, their son in 1919 in Kiev (called 'Levushka').
- Library of Congress
- Bronislava Nijinska collection, 1891-1972
- Mariinski Y Ballets Rusos
- Años Veinte Con Diaghilev
- Años Treinta Y Después
Como hija mayor de Tomasz [Foma] y Eleonora Nijinski, dos bailarines polacos que con una pequeña compañía itinerante actuaban en los escenarios del amplio imperio zarista, Bronislava (Bronia) Nijinska tomó pronto contacto con el mundo de la danza. En 1900, entró como alumna en la Escuela Imperial de Danza de San Petersburgo, donde siguió las clases...
Nijinska se trasladó en el verano de 1921 a Londres y contribuyó con varias coreografías para The Sleeping Princess, estrenado en otoño. A este primer trabajo fruto de la reconciliación con Diaghilev siguió una serie de ballets considerados las obras maestras de Nijinska como coreógrafa: Renard (1922), Les Noces (1923), ambas con música de Stravins...
Los años treinta fueron para Nijinska una época de gran movimiento entre diferentes compañías, países y continentes. Colaboró entre 1932 y 1935 con los Ballets Rusos de Montecarlo, el intento de los empresarios René Blum y De Basil de revivir la compañía de Diaghilev. Viajó a Hollywood para hacer las coreografías de la legendaria película de Max Re...
6 de jul. de 1991 · Irina Nijinska, who made a career of preserving the ballets designed by her mother, Bronislava Nijinska, has died. She was 77. Miss Nijinska, of Pacific Palisades, died Tuesday at Daniel...
Irina Nijinska was a Russian-Polish ballet dancer who performed with the company of Ida Rubinstein; in the Théatre de la Danse Nijinska; the Ballets Russes of Col. de Basil; the Polish Ballet, and other troupes. She spent much of her later life promoting the work of her mother, Bronislava Nijinska, the dancer and choreographer.[1][2]
5 de may. de 2022 · Before she was a choreographer, Bronia Nijinska was a dancer — at first alongside her brother in Diaghilev’s Ballets Russes, and later with companies in Moscow, Kyiv, London, Paris, Vienna and ...
