Prešeren Prize winner Neubauer glad Slovenian ballet is developing well
Ljubljana, 20 December - Ballet dancer, choreographer and director Henrik Neubauer, a winner of this year's Prešeren Prize, the top national lifetime achievement award in arts, is still active as a writer at 94 and is working on a new book on ballet performances in operas. He remains committed to the ballet art, finding that Slovenian ballet is developing well.
Ljubljana
This year's Prešeren Prize laureate Henrik Neubauer, a ballet dancer, choreographer and director.
photo: Boštjan Podlogar/STA
Ljubljana
This year's Prešeren Prize laureate Henrik Neubauer, a ballet dancer, choreographer and director.
photo: Boštjan Podlogar/STA
Ljubljana
This year's Prešeren Prize laureate Henrik Neubauer, a ballet dancer, choreographer and director.
photo: Boštjan Podlogar/STA
Ljubljana
This year's Prešeren Prize laureate Henrik Neubauer, a ballet dancer, choreographer and director.
photo: Boštjan Podlogar/STA
Ljubljana
This year's Prešeren Prize laureate Henrik Neubauer, a ballet dancer, choreographer and director.
photo: Boštjan Podlogar/STA
Ljubljana
This year's Prešeren Prize laureate Henrik Neubauer, a ballet dancer, choreographer and director.
photo: Boštjan Podlogar/STA
Ljubljana
This year's Prešeren Prize laureate Henrik Neubauer, a ballet dancer, choreographer and director.
photo: Boštjan Podlogar/STA
Ljubljana
This year's Prešeren Prize laureate Henrik Neubauer, a ballet dancer, choreographer and director.
photo: Boštjan Podlogar/STA
Ljubljana
This year's Prešeren Prize laureate Henrik Neubauer, a ballet dancer, choreographer and director.
photo: Boštjan Podlogar/STA
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