Victoria Mazina, who originates from Moscow, started her ballet journey at the age of 6. She later entered Moscow Art University at MGATT “Gzhel,” and upon graduating, she joined the Primorsky Stage of the Mariinsky Theater.In the intricate world of ballet, Victoria finds her most minor favorite movement to be the “fondue” at the barre, grappling with the challenge of maintaining poise and fluidity at a slower pace. However, her heart resonates profoundly with “1001 Nights,” particularly drawn to the enchanting character of “Nurida” for its mesmerizing melodies, exotic essence, and captivating storyline.
Reflecting on her journey, Victoria imparts sage advice to her younger self, urging her always to strive for advancement, for in the ballet realm, stagnation finds no sanctuary. Her relentless pursuit of growth and refinement serves as a beacon of inspiration to budding dancers, reminding them of the imperative of continual progress in realizing their aspirations within the ballet universe.
