Ms. Yasmine Hassaan
Ms.
Hassaan began her training in Toronto, Canada with Diana
Jablokova-Vorps. At
the age of sixteen she was accepted into the School of American
Ballet in NYC. There
she developed her Balanchine style along with her Russian
technique with known teachers, including Danilava, Tumkovsky,
Doubrovska, Stuart, Williams, Schorer, and Kramarevsky.
Thoughout her professional career, Ms. Hassaan has toured
extensively throughout Europe, the Far East, and the United
States, dancing in major ballets and leading roles choreographed
by George Balanchine, Edward Villella, Robert North, Frances
Patrelle, Vincente Nebrate, Robert Vesak, George Tomel, Alan
Tung and others.
Ms. Hassaan, known as Yasmine Bosinas professionally, has
performed in many productions including Rite of Spring, Coppelia,
Death of the Maiden, Scheherazade, Pas de Dix, Symphony in C,
Rhapsody in Blue, American in Paris, Piganini, Entre Dos Aguas,
Invitation to Dance, The Nutcracker.
Throughout her professional career she has worked with
well-known artists such as Anthony Dowell, Cynthia Gregory,
Fernando Bujones, Lynn Seymour, Leonid Kozlov, Bobby Blanchine,
Robert North to name a few.
While in NYC Ms. Hassaan had the opportunity to study
under renouned teachers such as Melissa Hayden, David Howard,
Finis Jhung, Wilhelm Burmann, Nancy Bielski, Marjoree Mussman,
Michael Vernon, Bobby Blanchine, Evee Lynn.
During her time in NYC Ms. Hassaan also has train in
Pilates for 5 years in muscle toning. Later she discover White
Cloud Studio machines built and created by Mr. Juliu Horvath.
They are now currently called Gyrotonic Expansion System.
Ms Hassaan received instruction from Mr. Horvath himself then
went on to become one the instructors at the White Cloud Studio.
Also under the direction of Mr. Horvath & Ms. Hilary
Cartwright, Ms. Hassaan learned the Gyrokinesis yoga system.
Now as the artistic director and primary choreographer
for all productions at SBC, Ms. Hassaan looks forward to
challenging the company dancers through her work as well as
bringing a variety of styles to her audience that not only
educate but bring excitement and appreciation for the arts.
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