Biography


KSENIA SKAREDNOVA was born on February 22, 2002, in Donetsk. She studied at the Donetsk Choreographic School and the Boris Eifman Dance Academy. She graduated from the Tallinn Ballet School as a ballet dancer. After graduation, she danced with the Estonian National Theater. She studied the NDT repertoire with Stefan Jeromski as part of an intensive program, Wayne McGregor’s improvisation techniques, took a course in Martha Graham technique at the Martha Graham Dance Company, and attended master classes in duet dance with Daniel Otterwell, a teacher at the Zurich Academy of Dance, among others. Under the guidance of G. Selyutsky and S. Gumerova, she studied the legacy of Russian ballet and methods of reconstruction.

Балетмейстер-постановщик Ксения Скареднова

CHOREOGRAPHIC WORK She began her career in choreography production as an assistant to choreographer Marina Kesler on the production of the ballet *Three Sisters* at the Estonian National Opera and Ballet Theater. She graduate the N. A. Rimsky-Korsakov St. Petersburg State Conservatory; Department of Ballet Direction, majoring in Ballet Choreographer, in the class of former Mariinsky Theatre soloist and Professor A.P. Bosov. In 2023, she worked with students at the Russian State Institute of Arts (RGIISI) (A. Moguchiy’s class) on movement studies based on Ostrovsky’s play *The Storm*, as part of a collaboration between Context.Diana Vishneva and the Bolshoi Drama Theater. Finalist and laureate of international ballet competitions (V. Gordeev’s “Grand Prix of Hope” in the “Choreographers” category (Moscow, 2024).

  Winner of the “Pushkiniana” Young Choreographers’ Workshop at the Chuvash State Opera and Ballet Theater, where she staged the ballet *Mozart and Salieri* in 2024. Finalist of the “Russian Ballet Forever” Workshop for Young Choreographers led by Ilze Liepa in 2024. In March 2025, she staged V. Kalinnikov’s ballet *Symphony No. 1* with a grant from the Head of the Chuvash Republic at the *Volga Opera* theater, in collaboration with the symphony orchestra. (Conductor and Stage Director: People’s Artist of Russia Maurice Yaklashkin; Set Designer: Pyotr Okunev). Winner of the 1st All-Russian Choreographers’ Competition named after I. Liepa in 2026. That same year, she staged her original two-act ballet “Tchaikovsky. The Path to Immortality” at the Volgograd State Music Theater “Tsaritsyn Opera, ” in which she served as librettist, director, and choreographer.


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