I have a new YouTube video on Roberto Bolle. Roberto is one of the most famous dancers in the world, with widespread name recognition outside the dance world, particularly in his home country of Italy, where he headlined popular television specials, and presented dance works in non-standard venues like the Rome Colosseum. Roberto has performed with many major ballet companies globally, and on many noteworthy occasions, such as the opening ceremony of the 2006 Winter Olympics, Queen Elizabeth’s Golden Jubilee, the reopening of the Royal Opera House after renovation, and full-length performances on Italian and British television. His vast audiences include Pope John Paul the second, Queen Elizabeth, and Princess Diana. With model and movie star looks, Roberto has expanded his reach into popular culture, appearing in numerous fashion and style magazines, and as the feature in advertising campaigns. He has used his fame to raise money and awareness for causes such as relief for children suffering from violence in UNICEF efforts.
What makes Roberto Bolle one of the most prominent dancers of the late 1990s and early 2000s? This video sheds light on his effortless dancing and refined technique that has made him stand out, particularly in classical roles requiring princely grace and dramatic range. Check it out!