#finals2018

Sorry commissioners, team, and audience, I'll get back on your commission, and group project, until graded projects are done.

saturday

finish internship final forms

finish paper

fill out thank you for award

pick up photos from walgreens

redo design storyboard??

sleeeep

sunday

finish paper??

create pieces for website

start coding website

sleep pls

monday

finish pieces for website (reminder: coding more important, as just sketches are allowed to exist for tuesday for pieces)

code website

no sleep unless you have time :/

tuesday

edit photos and upload

start on website edits

sleep so much and early

wednesday

photo class @ 8am!! (ew)

fill out job apps

continue necessary edits to website - finish?

start packing?

a little sleep???

thursday

remaining edits to website??

pack

meet with design professor

meet w/ photographer to discuss job in june

friday

pack

deadpool 2???

saturday

sing for baccalaureate

load car

check out

Lausanne February 2nd, 2018: after 4 days of intensive work, 21 candidates have been qualified for the Finals of the competition.

From the beginning of the week, 74 candidates from all over the world have attended daily classes, coaching and rehearsals with prestigious professionals in the field. Carefully observed by 9 jury members, the candidates have all had one goal in mind: to perform their classical and contemporary variations on stage for a live audience at the Beaulieu Theatre.

Their potential was not only assessed by considering their technical facility, but also their ability to give an imaginative and sensitive response to the music. The candidates have had to master the traditional classical repertoire as well as the contemporary creations of Louise Deleur, Richard Wherlock, Jorma Elo, Mauro Bigonzetti or Wayne McGregor.

This year, the Artistic director of the HET National Ballet, Ted Brandsen, is President of the jury panel. As internationally-renowned dance professionals, they selected the 21 most promising talents who have outdone themselves the most.

The 21 finalists of the Prix de Lausanne 2018 are:

112. PARK Hanna / South Korea / 15.5 years old301. XU Jingyi / China / 17.3 years old

115. YANG Irene / Canada / 15.8 years old303. GALVAO Carolyne / Brazil / 17.5 years old

125. TENG Ronger / China / 16.2 years old309. ZHAO Xinyue / China / 17.11 years old

126. MISSELDINE Chloe / USA / 16.3 years old310. OKI Aina / Japan / 18 years old

134. GUO Wenjin / China / 16.8 years old313. NAM Minji / South Korea / 18.5 years old

135. GELFER-MÜNDL Aviva / USA / 16.1 years old407. WAGMAN Shale / Canada / 17.9 years old

201. CARMECI Finnian / USA / 15.2 years old409. ZAGIDULLIN Ervin / Russia / 18 years old

203. MORIWAKI Takayuki / Japan / 15.8 years old412. ARANDA MAIDANA Miguel Angel David / Paraguay / 18.6 years old

206. YERG Makani / USA / 16 years old413. LORICCHIO Davide / Italy / 18.7 years old

207. LEE Junsu / South Korea / 16.1 years old416. BAREMAN Lukas / Belgium / 18.1 years old

210. SNYDER Eric / USA / 16.1 years old

The 21 selected candidates are from 10 different countries and the most represented is the United-States with 5 candidates, and then China with 4 candidates.

8 of the finalists will receive one of the scholarships/apprenticeships, for which the Prix de Lausanne is so well-known for. The Prize Winners receive the unique opportunity to choose among the most prominent schools and companies of ballet in the world.