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GITIS

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GITISGovernment Integrated Technical Information System


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Following her retirement from the stage in 1967, Struchkova taught in the choreographer's faculty at GITIS (The Theatrical Institute of the Arts), and in 1981 she founded the Moscow ballet magazine, Ballet, which she edited and wrote for until 1995.
Through her interest in the Vaganova teaching method, she has studied with Robert Ray at the Victorian College of the Arts in Australia and continues to study and work in collaboration with former ballerina and teacher Nina Osipian (a graduate of the GITIS Institute in Moscow and former student of Marina Semyonova).
A graduate of the Institute of Culture in Perm and of GITIS (the state theatrical and dance institute) in Moscow, he formed his first modern group, Impulse, in 1981, following it six years later with Experiment.
 
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