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Luigi Crispino | |
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| Born | April, 1997 Naples, Italy |
| Nationality | Italian |
| Education | Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis School |
| Known for | Ballet |
| Website | www.luigicrispino.it |
Luigi Crispino (1997) is an Italian ballet dancer and choreographer, recognized for his exceptional performances and contributions to the art of ballet. Born in Naples, he began his ballet training at the age of eight at the Ballet School of Teatro San Carlo, where he graduated in 2015 after a decade of rigorous study.
Crispino has performed principal roles in notable ballets, including "Oberon" in A Midsummer Night’s Dream and "Prince Charming" in Snow White. In 2017, he joined the American Ballet Theatre (ABT), where he has since expanded his repertoire and performed across the United States and internationally.[1]
He is the recipient of multiple accolades, including the “Dancer of the Year on the International Stage” and the “Vespoli Prize.” In addition to his performance career, Crispino is also an accomplished choreographer, premiering works such as “Thread of Memories” as part of the ABT Incubator Project. He is recognized for his artistic versatility and commitment to ballet education, having obtained certification in the ABT National Training Curriculum.[2]
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