Royal Ballet morning class - barre and centre

The Royal Ballet take morning ballet class as part of #WorldBalletDay, led by Principal Guest Teacher Olga Evreinoff. Watch the full stream at • Video
The class features Company Principal dancers as well as the corps de ballet warming up at the barre before a shift to floor exercises.
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[@natcostant]

i don't know exactly how or why, but i get a very particular, yet incredibly good feeling watching those ballet classes. i can feel a pleasurable tranquility... i love the movements, the progression of rhythm and difficulty, the students exchanging glances, the clothes, the pianist... for a brief hour i can really disconnect from all my reality and feel myself there, inside that room, for a moment i can imagine myself living in a cloudy london, waking up early, taking the underground and going to that class. terrific! greetings from brazil! 💕

[@marijke0607]

because its a safe world where things go as they should.

[@dariad9717]

you should try ballet, it is an amazing journey especially as an adult dancer

[@kathymyers7279]

Next best thing to taking class is watching. So ASMR.

[@roomofmirrorsbest]

You can follow them in your room, imagine you and your body is there and enjoy feeling your dance!

[@paulkatz]

wonderful remarks. Are you a writer?

[@deecohen1383]

She seems like the most kindest gentlest but also super precise and she knows everybody’s name I love this woman she is just such a lovely instructor and so talented and knowledgeable and gentle with them

[@lexicopathe]

I agree !

[@biancahagenberg7471]

Names of all 52 dancers in this class! (Credit goes to VikingBalletnista in the response section below. Please like that comment, because without it, the list would practically not exist. Thx!) 1st row from the left (mirror wall), front to back: 1. Marianela Nunez, Principal Dancer (black vest, black pants) 2. Joonhyuk Jun, Artist (black shirt, black pants) 3. Nadia Mullova-Barley, Artist (red leotard) 4. Isabel Lubach, Artist (black shirt, green leotard underneath) 5. Isabella Gasparini, Soloist (pink top, purple pants) 2nd row from the left, front to back: 1. David Yudes, Soloist (black short-sleeve shirt and light blue leo underneath) 2. Alix Van Tiggelen, Aud Jebsen Young Dancers Programme (white/black checkered sweatshirt, purple pants) 3. William Bracewell, First Soloist (navy hoody) 4. Harrison Lee, Artist (black tank top, striped pants) 5. Taisuke Nakao, Artist (black sweater, striped pants) 3rd row from the left, front to back: 1. Denison Almeida, Aud Jebsen Young Dancers Programme (black shirt) 2. Katarina Nikelski, Artist (greyish blue turtleneck) 3. Olivia Findlay, Aud Jebsen Young Dancers Programme (emerald camisole leotard) 4. Stanislaw Wegrzyn, Artist (black sweatshirt, headband, plushy shoes) 5. Meaghan Grace Hinkis, First Soloist (pink vest, black pants) 6. Daichi Ikarashi, Aud Jebsen Young Dancers Programme (taupe adidas shirt, black pants) 4th row from the left, front to back: 1. Bomin Kim, Artist (grey/violet camisole leotard, purple black pants) 2. Maddison Pritchard, Aud Jebsen Young Dancers Programme (taupe-violet sweatshirt, emerald leo underneath) 3. Ava May Llewellyn, Aud Jebsen Young Dancers Programme (black vest, black long sleeve leo) 4. Marianna Tsembenhoi, Aud Jebsen Young Dancers Programme (black shirt, black pants) 5. Viola Pantuso, Aud Jebsen Young Dancers Programme (black vest, green leotard) 6. Annette Buvoli, First Artist (grey shirt, black pants) 5th row from the left, front to back: 1. Yasmine Naghdi, Principal Dancer (white jacket) 2. Joseph Sissens, Soloist (grey sweater, rainbow socks) 3. Charlotte Tonkinson, Artist (black skirt, striped pants, grey shirt) 4. Harry Churches, Artist (taupe/black shirt, black pants) 5. Marco Masciari, Prix de Lausanne Dancer (grey long-sleeve shirt) 6th row from the left, front to back 1. Brayden Gallucci, Artist (black vest, black long sleeve shirt, black pants, headband) 2. James Large, Aud Jebsen Young Dancers Programme (white shirt) 3. Ginevra Zambon, Artist (black/violet leotard, striped pants) 4. Leo Dixon, First Artist (beige "tokio ballet" shirt, beige pants) 5. Mariko Sasaki, First Artist (taupe leotard, black pants) 7th row from the left, front to back 1. Mayara Magri, Principal Dancer (pink jacket, light blue leotard) 2. Liam Boswell, Artist (blue jacket) 3. Aiden O'Brien, Artist (black shirt) 4. Amelia Townsend, Artist (black shirt, white/grey/black striped pants) 5. Giacomo Rovero, Artist (grey shirt) 6. James Hay, First Soloist (black shirt) 8th row from the left (right wall), front to back 1. Olivia Cowley, Soloist (pink pants) 2. Sumira Sasaki, Artist (green/blue sweatshirt, striped pants) 3. Sae Maeda, Artist (navy vest, black pants) 4. Harris Bell, Artist (black shirt, black pants) 5. Lukas B. Braendsrod, First Artist (red shirt) Mirror at the back of the room, from left to right 1. Leticia Diaz, First Artist (black/red shirt) 2. Joshua Junker, Artist (white-ish headband, black shirt) 3. Sophie Allnatt, Artist (aubergine long sleeve leo) 4. Yu Hang, Artist (bordeaux short sleeve leotard) 5. Mica Bradbury, First Artist (black skirt, pink pants) 6. Yuhui Choe, First Soloist (black vest) 7. Cesar Corrales, Principal Dancer (red pants) 8. Matthew Ball, Principal Dancer (blue pants with white stripes) If there are any mistakes or mix-ups, please be so kind and let me know. I will correct this list with your help. Description of clothes applies to beginning of barre section. Later on during center section, dancers might look different in other dance clothes. I'm sure there are many other Royal Ballet fans around the world who would appreciate to learn the names of all these 52 FABULOUS dancers. In case of any mistakes, let's correct this list together!

[@vikingballetnista7491]

This was fun! Ok, I'm just going to do the full list instead of adding to yours, or else I fear the confusion will have no end, haha! But I am completely following your system: 1st: 1) Marianela Nunez, P 2) Joonhyuk Jun, A 3) Nadia Mullova-Barley, A 4) Isabel Lubach, A 5) Isabella Gasparini, S 2nd: 1) David Yudes, S 2) Alix van Tiggelen, AJYD - 21 3) William Bracewell, FS 4) Harrison Lee, A 5) Taisuke Nakao, A 3rd: 1) Denilson Almeida, AJYD - 20 2) Katarina Nikelski, A 3) Olivia Findlay, AJYD - 21 4) Stanislaw Wegrzyn, A 5) Meaghan Grace Hinkis, FS 6) Daichi Ikarashi, AJYD - 20 4th: 1) Bomin Kim, A 2) Maddison Pritchard, AJYD - 20 3) Ava May LLewellyn, AJYD - 21 4) Marianna Tsembenhoi, AJYD - 20 5) Viola Pantuso, AJYD - 21 6) Annette Buvoli, FA 5th: 1) Yasmine Naghdi, P 2) Joseph Sissens, S 3) Charlotte Tonkinson, A 4) Harry Churches, FA 5) Marco Masciari, PdL 6th: 1) Brayden Gallucci, A 2) James Large, AJYD - 20 3) Ginevra Zambon, A 4) Leo Dixon, FA 5) Mariko Sasaki, FA 7th: 1) Mayara Magri, P 2) Liam Boswell, A 3) Aiden O'Brien, A 4) Amelia Townsend, A 5) Giacomo Rovero, A 6) James Hay, FS 8th: 1) Olivia Cowley, S 2) Sumina Sasaki, A 3) Sae Maeda, A 4) Harris Bell, A 5) Lukas Bjørneboe Brændsrød, FA Back wall: 1) Leticia Dias, FA 2) Joshua Junker, A 3) Sophie Allnatt, A 4) Yu Hang, A 5) Mica Bradbury, FA 6) Yuhui Choe, FS 7) Cesar Corrales, P 8) Matthew Ball, P Yes? No?? I need a cup of tea now, goodness.

[@biancahagenberg7471]

@@vikingballetnista7491 WOW! I had a few mix ups obviously... Thanks so much!!! I will update my list later today. Thumbs up for your help! 👍👍👍👍👍

[@vikingballetnista7491]

@@biancahagenberg7471 De nada! It was fun to flex my eyes, at least. ;-)

[@hponce61]

@@vikingballetnista7491 First one on the 6th is actually Bra*yde*n Galluc*c*i

[@vikingballetnista7491]

@@hponce61 absolutely! What did I write? ... ah, Brandon?? Haha, I don't know where my mind was at. I remember checking that it's a double l and a double c in his surname. Ooops!

[@rckscissrspaper123]

I don’t know why but watching Olga kindly observe the dancers makes me cry. I can’t handle how sweet and caring she looks and yet at the same time it amazes me how she manages to give all the individual advices between instructions. Everything is so smooth and beautiful.

[@Ihmekummatossu]

She is so inspiring and seems to be noticing everything.

[@alessandrosmartins]

She has this funny way of making some corrections as well, like in 3:40 and 1:02:38.

[@RaquelZanol]

I missed her. She’s an amazing instructor.

[@morellaalamoybarra5695]

O

[@charlottegodbolt5138]

I’m not seeing some faces.. Marcelino, Leticia, Frankie?..

[@KJ-jq9pq]

I am recovering from a very bad ankle fracture and I have been doing this class (barre). It has helped immensely with my movement. I listen to Olga's directions and corrections. I have never danced, but I did do gymnastics many many years ago. My doctor and physio are impressed with my progress. So thank you very much!

[@roomofmirrorsbest]

Wowww is it safe to dance ballet for your ankle situation? That’s impressive!!!

[@Trenchant468]

Once bone and soft tissue are healed sufficiently. Consult doc.

[@tiwantiwaabibiman2603]

Try getting some acupuncture from a good "Dr" that will help your recovery immensely. I now swear by acupuncture (from the right person) after three injuries in three years. One was a really bad ankle sprain - nothing as serious as yours. I'm older so my recovery was paramount... Acupuncture, chiro, foods/herbs to reduce inflammation and major doses of Vit D from the intense TX summer sun also helped a lot. Keep getting better and stronger!

[@maddielopez8625]

Hope you’re healing beautifully! 😊

[@morahjayne699]

As an older woman now, having been a dancer, a teacher and a dance teacher from my early teens into my 20’s, I truly appreciate Olga’s clear, precise ways with all her students. Dance is such a gentle way to love discipline, the arts, your community, the craft itself, the music, your fellow artists, and have respect for your teacher, and YES, your body, heart, and soul. So moving! Thank you 🙏

[@Toonksbell43]

Im not a ballet dancer and never have been, but this randomly got recommended to me and this was the most calming thing to have on while journaling and preparing for the rest of my day i cant fully explain why but its like being part of the class without actually being there.

[@catelijnesmit6447]

A big shout out to the pianist please! He is new in the company I guess? Great improvisations and tempos. I was very inspired! Many greetings from a colleague pianist :)

[@mariamoroz7776]

I agree,, being an accompanist myself!!! Pure joy

[@Ayyeliki]

Beautiful music, was admiring it myself. Ah, the piano….❤️❤️❤️

[@hectorwebster-bligh5283]

Do you know if the entirely of the music was improvised?? Or was their a base melody or anything.

[@catelijnesmit6447]

@@hectorwebster-bligh5283 it's all improvisation

[@ysatikv]

@@mariamoroz7776 are you russian ballet pianist?

[@lynnralph8373]

I too shed tears for my ballet years. I am 74 now and yet watching this I can feel each excercise like yesterday. I also enjoy hearing and remembering the words describing the movements. Memory is a wonderful thing.

[@tanisejones2831]

Love this. Made my day. Time for a coffee and pretending I could do this having never taken a ballet class in my life. So much respect for these amazingly talented people.

[@vickhs]

Nice to see Yuhui Choe back. I know she was on maternity leave but I missed seeing her on this channel for a while.

[@lydiahopper6896]

I know right? I still wonder to this day why she has never been promoted to principal.

[@Zrunawaybride]

😅😅

[@haniyehgharedaghi2620]

Hearing Olga's voice during class is giving me so much calmness and motivation to do more practices for being a better dancer💕 she is so beautiful and sweet with her beautiful smile✨

[@RafaelSantos-xl1ut]

I was waiting for this class for an entire year. I love to watch and rewatch the Royal Ballet classes. Thank you! 🥰🥰🥰

[@jancheema6776]

Me too..nj-usa

[@mariamendez8985]

me too , since 2014 .- Chile

[@lizfitzgerald1138]

me too!!! it's so calming and healing. ca-usa

[@mugekonrat8211]

Same :)

[@RockyScience]

10:05 a real artist enjoying the music, Nela! 💜

[@FreakyFreakyBaby]

that was such a beautiful moment thanks for pointing it out!

[@deecohen1383]

I can’t get over this instructor I’ve watched a lot of these classes I’ve never seen her but she is just the most gentle kind attentive and really connecting with students on a level that I’ve never seen anyone do

[@SpeedyMcWeedy]

I always come back to this when I have insomnia. Its just so beautiful and soothing, it never fails to make me feel calm and cozy. Thank you for your dedication to this art form.

[@deecohen1383]

Team Insomnia in the haus

[@coltonwastaken5644]

54:07 Olga "Soutenu could have been cleaner, willy. So how are you going to do the soutenu... Will, WILL, WILLLL" Absolutely love watching these classes :D

[@SixPoemsTarot]

Loveeeeed that moment so so so funny, he should've ran back to her though tbh, cause it felt like he had a little attitude (and not the leg one).

[@noopy99]

Such a beautiful class! I love Olga’s teaching! Thanks for uploading it for us! 🙏🏼🩰✨🤍

[@icarrus4u]

The pianist is a beautiful artist as well! Bravo!

[@jasonrobert3849]

This is all very fascinating to me. No clue why but I enjoy watching it

[@rublo1]

can you upload this year's class please?? :(

[@fuzzywuzzy588]

They had it up then took it down for some reason.

[@cptairwolf]

42:41 Haha that guy wearing a shirt that says "GAY." He wants to make sure there is no confusion lol.

[@paulkatz]

I am not a dancer but a seventy nine year old artist who has very little interest in classical ballet and yet I begin many days watching these ballet classes. I find them terrifically moving and I'm not sure exactly why.

[@alessandrosmartins]

3:40 “This is a very bizarre position”.

[@Soffity]

Love the way they have a live pianist as opposed to recorded music, it’s lovely. Wouldn’t mind that job myself.

[@Augeta10]

It's so great to see Olga again, almost exactly the same look as 9 years ago. Yet her voice tells the aging, but can't hide her grace.

[@soilgrasswaterair]

How come you feel a need to evaluate her physical appearance? We have all aged in those 9 years. Why not focus on how professional and knowledgeable she is instead (considering she is in fact teaching the class)?!

[@elizzy8754]

3:04 Marco Masciari Winner Prix de Lausanne 2020

[@deborasilvaesouza1808]

Eu vi logo a Mayara Magri

[@sundancex]

Thanks very much for another brilliant class by the always wonderful Olga Evreinoff. She is simply one of the best - wise, musical, succinct in her exercises & corrections.... The dancers look terrific & beautiful, as always. The Royal Ballet holds the gold standard. The pianist is also very good, again befitting the benchmark the Royal maintains. On a technical note, the camera work is frustrating. Please, as Fred Astaire insisted, let the dancers dance with their entire bodies. The constant tight cropping on body parts & faces, is highly distracting, non-dance-sense - from what Olga is teaching & what the dancers are executing. In previous years, one could catch the entire exercise before the camera started wandering around. All the dancers watching WBD eagerly await whatever the ballet master/mistress is offering, & the dizzying camera editing is maddening as well as limiting.

[@ash-lynnsarah8626]

I so wish I had stuck with ballet as a child. Like most young girls I did it briefly as a young kid, but only stuck with it for about a year or two before stopping. I'm not sure why I stopped, we were poor so maybe it was money. Or maybe my little child brain just wanted to do something else. Either way, now I'm 28 years old and have far too many health issues stemming from years of repeated injuries that even if starting this late was possible, I'd never dance professionally. Really really wish I'd stuck with it. If I'd had the chance to build up the strength and flexibility before things started going so poorly for me, my life could have been a lot different :( Beautiful dance. I'll continue to appreciate it from the sidelines regardless.

[@CurtisCT]

As an opera singer it's DEEPLY gratifying to watch such excellent and skilled practitioners of a sister art at work. It's interesting for me to note that discipline and technique are the most important criteria in all the classical arts.

[@Emmareads15]

How does Nela do the simplest thing at the barre and yet you're captivated and she looks as if it's a performance, so much grace. She's just amazing.

[@laughgoddess]

Yes yes yes...I thought the same thing.

[@Emmareads15]

@@laughgoddess When I went to see her at Dances at a Gathering I was so captivated just watching her, I was watching her walk to the back of the stage I didn't realise there was a PDD being danced at the front!

[@RafaelSantos-xl1ut]

The 2022 video has disappeared! 😢

[@itsamemil2759]

the little "non puoi fare così" ("you can't do it like that") in italian at 4:26 made my heart melt, this lady is so sweet and gentle i love her

[@frankbrown9618]

Eh si, le frasi in Italiano hanno colpito anche me. Ciao!

[@r.morgan1474]

37:30

[@quimenga]

I'm so glad they got Olga to come back!!!!!!! I was really hoping to see her lead class again! I loved the 2018 class video :)))

[@margaretlavender9647]

I was at the class in 2019 and it was wonderul to see Olga. A birthday treat from my daughter for my 80th

[@kathrynschumann5254]

Amazing how hard those single leg relieves are! i read the Australian Ballet's pt team have recommended this simple yet effective exercise to ward off injuries. Brava and Bravo to all! Thank you. xo

[@tamirmickens89]

It blows my MIND to see so many dancers I’ve watched over the years starting from their Prix De Lausanne debuts…Royal Ballet has SOOO many of them ❤️

[@aaaaisling]

What happened to the 2022 livestream? :'(

[@saturnianali8r]

I love watching Yasmine Naghdi dance. I hadn't known of her before World Ballet Day 2014 but she stood out when watching the class. All her arm and leg movements were so fluid and smooth. She's still someone who always stands out for me. I recognize her by seeing her movements before I see her face.

[@christiephillips3812]

at 52:45 that male dancer in the white shirt is captivating.

[@paulybarr]

He's great, isn't he? He is a Welsh dancer. His name is William Bracewell and he currently holds the position of First Soloist with the company. The company filmed an almost full- length version of Romeo and Juliet in 2019, starring William and the lovely Francesca Hayward ( who was also one of the only good things in the ghastly Cats movie). There are excerpts posted on youtube. You can also see them dancing exquisitely together on youtube in Balanchine's Dances at a Gathering. Solo piano played by the Royal Ballet's superb Musical Director and principal pianist Rob Clark. You will see Rob playing for company class on World Ballet Day 2018. He leaves all other ballet pianists for dead. Olga is again the guest tutor.

[@ashleyadams6803]

The instructor is wonderful, I love how she smiles, she enjoys every minute!

[@catherineshaw1122]

I wish Olga had a dvd or online class specifically for folks to follow at home. She's such a beautiful teacher, but the camera work on these often obscures what they're doing.

[@margaretlavender9647]

Totally agree. For my 80th birthday my daughter treated us to a live class - and it was Olga teaching!! Amazing.

[@blushandsky]

Yeah, there are full sequences where they don‘t show feet at all. Impossible to follow for a beginner like me 😅 but nothing but respect for the teacher and the dancers. Pure athletisism.

[@catherineshaw1122]

@@margaretlavender9647 what a marvelous birthday present! Can I be you when I grow up, lol? I'm 52 though so maybe I never will. ;)

[@magicsnowdrop]

1:21:45 Yasmine giving Olga water, so sweet 😇

[@mathildewesendonck7225]

Many new faces in the company! Even Olga seems to be struggling with all the names

[@qazaalak745]

Why natalia is never in ballet classes ?

[@sheilabloom6735]

She is a wonderful teacher; very encouraging and calming and encouraging.

[@mnmleung]

Thank you! 0:06:35 Tendu 0:07:02 Tendu (music) 0:09:01 Tendu (music) 0:20:30 Fondu (tango) 0:34:32 Adage (music)

[@bananacathammock]

It's so cool seeing all these dancers each has difference style, a character they bring into the dance. In a same movement, some people arch their body, while some people stay long and lean. Fascinating!

[@suzydickstein]

Need a cameraperson who understands that they need to point at the legs, otherwise, we have no idea what to copy. grrr

[@mjgbabydragonlet]

Mme Olga Evreinoff, your classis so interesting! I felt the need to do try barre with the class. I do not have the flexibility to do it al, but it felt good to do what I could!

[@jeannen7243]

I'm amazed at how many languages Olga can give personal advices

[@weiliiiiiiiii6638]

I don’t know why but I keep watching the whole video and cannot help but trying to follow the warm up session. I’m amazed about the stretch they made and the such beautiful body! ❤ Thanks!

[@Deanriley]

Took a ballet class in college that taught me how incredibly challenging ballet is. Ballet dancers have beautifully developed muscles.

[@AnimaincamminonelDharma]

I really like this teacher, she is authoritative in correcting the mistakes of the dancers, without diminishing their skill. Had I had it, my life as a dancer would have been clearer...

[@alexwyler4570]

the guys filming and editing need to understand that one must observe the feet of the dancers at all times A close up of the face is meaning less when following a dance class.

[@GirlInASportsCar]

Please Royal Ballet, name of the pianist! So sad to see year after year how you never give credit to the wonderful musicians who play the piano at these classes. Thank you.

[@flaviafoti231]

it's written about 2:00 min is

[@pazsabater441]

@@flaviafoti231 thanks! But still I’m hoping for credits in the video itself, same way they mention the name of the teacher. The fact that you have to watch two minutes of the video to know who’s behind the piano it’s a little sad. Let’s not forget it’s an artist also performing what we’re talking about, in this case Michael Pasterns..it’s just my opinion anyway!

[@tiffer3478]

Anyone know the piano piece starting at around 10:38? I want to play it on the piano!

[@stanbabyphotostheslither-p8815]

This is so calming. Its incredible how much dedication these dancers have, and it turns out so beautiful. ❤

[@Jewel131]

Can I give a round of applause to the actual ballet dancers- their dedication, blood, sweat and tears is incredible! To get such poise in the way they move, they must have been training their whole lives!

[@arisar.fletcher9941]

This is one of my favorite classes. I appreciated quality of the video and audio from the production team who put this together so well. It felt like I am there taking the class with these beautiful dancers. The pianist and music choice is also my favorites, I can watch this video everyday and transported into lala land.

[@User-o3m2m]

23:53 lol that dudes t-shirt. Anyways, I love ballet so much, my parents wanted me to focus on academics and grades, but I wish I was a professional ballerina :(

[@raybede]

We are witnessing the emergence of the stars of the future. Look how much attention they are paying to Olga. Beautiful.

[@IracebethLovett]

so glad Olga taught the class 🥰

[@manfredburkhart4965]

Vor 55 Jahren, nach Krankheit, im Dance Centre London und Wiederaufnahme des Trainings und Rückkehr auf die Bühne, noch 15 Jahre. Davor schon Grand jeté, Spagat ins Schauspiel, Studium Sprecherziehung. Andere große Leidenschaft bis heute🎉 jetzt nur noch Manfred Burkhart, Seniormodel-Silbermodel (Berlin-Freiburg). Mein Leben war nicht nur schön, aber schlussendlich im Ganzen doch. ❤Grüsse von Kreta 🧜🏻‍♂️ 🦀🐋🦚🌞verliert nie den Mut und lasst den Humor wachsen. UND liebt, was Ihr tut!🌈

[@TyrThrone]

Love to enjoy this class, but the camera person was obviously never a ballet dancer and are shooting this like MTV and keeps jumping around to the students faces so you cannot see the demonstrations of the teacher. Please teach them to focus on the full body shot of the teacher when they are demonstrating, and the full body of the students when they are practicing.

[@lblugerman]

I really really love to see how different every student dresses for the clases 🥰

[@5167304]

This is such a gift every year! 🙏🏽

[@julesradford5452]

I don't have a balletic bone in my body (sadly) but watching these classes makes me feel like I could fly. Utterly mesmerising and beautiful to watch and the incredible work these dancers put in to make it look so effortless! I'm also in awe of the pianists!

[@JMarieCAlove]

No one does until they learn, practice and rehearse. I bet most of the people in this ballet class didn't either, they just wanted to be a ballet dancer and every person who starts a ballet class, has no idea what they're doing until the instructor tells them what to do, and slowly they become professional after continuous practice. People who want to be a doctor, they start off not knowing one thing about the human anatomy or even what kind of doctor they want to be, they first think of wanting to save lives and fix people. All you can do it try it. It's not easy but if you're passionate about ballet, you can turn out to be a famous ballet dancer!

[@mark4081]

Why 2022 video disappear?? 😪😪

[@hannabergmann8831]

The teacher is creative and genious. High musicality. Kind person. The dancers are amazing, incredible technique, high intelligence and great musicality. I admire them. How can they learn the steps so quickly and dance with great expression the first time? Next time I travel to London, I want to see the Royal Ballet live.

[@Bavubuka]

Why is everyone so beautiful? 😆

[@Foundingmother1]

oh my goodness, what beautiful young people, including Olga Every should such ballet sometime in their life.

[@adler923]

Why are the camerapeople not showing the feet?@! It's annoying - I don't want to watch the dancers face while their feet are doing all the work.

[@gabywang7287]

watching this inspires me to work harder in class💗look how much they're sweating, 20 minutes in!! much love

[@CrystalClawfilms250]

I love the that this happens. suggestion for camera work- please focus on the instructor giving the combination. The dancers are gorgeous, however it's hard to follow if we can't see the instructor demonstrate.

[@PaulinaValenzuelaMunoz]

Yes please!!! I got dizzie with so much camera movement...

[@brentfoto]

@@PaulinaValenzuelaMunoz I thought the camerawork was without equal, almost a documentary presentation. Absolutely marvelous.

[@PaulinaValenzuelaMunoz]

@@brentfoto I'm sure it is, but for some of us, we just want to "take class" with them, learn the combinations and maybe try to attempt doing them, so we need to see the teacher, and also see the dancers great ballet technique, that is why so much camera movement doesn´'t work for me...I can´t see anything of the things that I am looking for in the ballet class section of World Ballet Day...and also...there's already so much movement, the dancers are already jumping and spinning...It would be good, if the camera could stay still, give focus and achieve some sort of balance with them...Like in WBD 2015, '16 or '17. Maybe for the upcoming years, the production can have different recordings...the documentary-like and the ballet class-like...

[@Miss_Annlaug]

Beautiful. What these people do for art , beauty and grace is beyond comprehension ❤️🔥

[@AthelstanEngland]

Thought I was suffering "de ja vu" but realise it's just the morning class rather than the whole video from the other day! This class, with this instructor, is the best of the lot.

[@thomasfinch]

Where has the World Ballet Day 2022 gone?

[@miketauer4538]

Thank you for filming these training sessions. It’s awesome to watch these beautiful and talented dancers of The Royal Ballet Co. Olga is a treasure of an instructor! How fortunate these young dancers are to have someone of her lovely personality passing on her knowledge to them. Someday I will come to performance.

[@kbg6070]

Love watching and listening to Olga teach.

[@MsPea]

Love Olga! Such a gentle and caring teacher. And the pianist is wonderful! A great class to follow along at home, even for non-dancers, just for exercise and stretching.

[@anthonylewischurchill-theg233]

This was a joy to watch, such strength of focus from the students and such care and understanding from Olga, she is a wonderful soul. Joy

[@amyjane6603]

Absolutely love the ballet dancers... you're beautiful and elegant and classic. You're all precious. Wish there was more ballet in society. So graceful.

[@kreishaushaile4129]

I love this Company and the Principal Ballet Mistres.Fierce...

[@Peechiness]

I love the piece played on the piano at 3:30... so beautiful

[@cookie4049]

I would totally do ballet if I were a man. There's definitely less competition to get to high levels, and you don't have to do pointe. Not to say I don't admire the talent of these men immensely.

[@lizudeaquitania]

What a beautiful ballet class 🩰 with the live piano 🎹. I love it 💖

[@devrimgunesdayoglu7161]

42:43 love the shirt here strong message

[@Fiercedancers1]

Yayee a black girl

[@BrainyWoman]

The best ballet company in the world. I love this teacher!

[@hugoingi]

Beautiful!! Love to see this 😍 Nela es un sol 🌷

[@chichibabee]

I love to watch Ms. Evreinoff teaches. She points out tiny things so the dancers and improve better. Some other instructors just say great then continues…

[@swastikan.7352]

Olga's back 🤩🤩

[@helenbee5490]

I like how 1 of the hardest exercises is the releves!! You can tell because the dancers are concentrating so hard interspersed with silliness.

[@irisbjones]

Whoever filmed this is not a dancer. Please hold the camera steady and focus it on her body so that we can learn the exercise. It's so hard to follow because the camera is changing to random shots during the instruction instead of on her actual instruction. How do you get her nuance you don't show her? Beautiful otherwise - thank you.

[@hans-jurgforrer8847]

absolutely wonderfull olga ❤️❤️❤️ mit ihrer liebevollen, klaren, unglaublich kompetenten art, ein geschenk für jeden tänzer ! wunderbar in einer weltklasse company eine richtige lehrerin zu haben, die auch einem principal mit ganz persönlichen korrekturen noch helfen kann. in vielen grossen ballettcompanien gibt es nur noch „lessongivers“ die den tänzern nur noch oberflächliche proforma korrekturen geben….. oft wäre es angebracht gerade bei erfahrenen und routinierten tänzern ein wenig back to the roots zu fordern (für die gesundheit nach der karriere)…. ❤️

[@71thamiresfreitas]

59:23 Leticia Dias ♥♥♥

[@levondelite4072]

She’s adorable and talented.

[@elizabethmayberry3414]

I love the lady in the Norwegian fisherman’s sweater and 1980’s looking pants. She’s got a strong style!

[@yukari7437]

wonderful teacher Olga and beautiful piano❤️❤️❤️✨✨

[@giulia2098]

"attento Marco ai talloni prima della pirouette", Miss Olga speaking Italian 😍

[@morellaalamoybarra5695]

Que maravilla de profesora , yo hubiera desmayado de la emocion si hubiera tenido una profesora asi

[@novedadesmundiales1812]

Hermoso el video Lo repito una y mil veces lastima que no haya de la actualidad Hoy 2023

[@Bjm869]

Uniqlo should sponsor this ballet class