“Uh, can I come to work with you? Casual Friday looks fucking awesome.”
Giorgio Galli was born in Carate Brianza, Italy. He trained at La Scala Ballet School in Milan and The Royal Ballet School in London. Mr. Galli joined The National Ballet of Canada as a RBC Apprentice in 2009 and joined the Corps de Ballet in 2010.
(End of late night ballet reblogs!)
He’s planning to conquer San Francisco with his python thighs and fierce attitude. If that always fails, he can at least conquer all the gays in the Castro district…
(Brian Mengini’s website is here.)
Circus Men…
Visited by cupid, dressed in blue and white for the winter.
(Photographed by Justin Monroe.)
This man has the most beautiful legs.
Dancer: Dimitri Kleioris
Photo by James Stringer
Daniel Rodriguez
Wha..what‽ The human body doesn’t WORK that way, didn’t you get the memo??
Manuel Garrido, Spain
Ooooh Manuel, what can’t you do with your legs? *drops chin into hands and sighs deeply*
Manuel Garrido, Spain
Late night ballet reblogs x 5! I need the English language (and Spanish!) needs a new adjective to describe these limber, flexible, gorgeous ballet boys that take our breath away.
Dancing in the rain …in his birthday suit??
Photo by Walter Kurtz.
This is for tumblr user underneathalemontree as they liked the previous post. Here are more Edward Watson photos; he is a ballet dancer and choreographer. Besides being lithe and muscular and red-headed, he is exceptionally British-looking which is endearing somewhat.
Credit for photos, top to bottom, left to right:
-As Oberon, dancing in The Dream.
-In Alexei Ratmansky’s 24 Preludes. © Dave Morgan, by kind permission of the Royal Opera House.
-In Metamorphosis. © John Ross.
-Credit unclear, sourced from this website.
-Rehearsals for Paolo Mangiola’s Alpha Episodes with the Royal Ballet’s Edward Watson, Eric Underwood and Paul Kay. © Ravi Deepres, by kind permission of the Royal Opera House
