Luciana Ravizzi

Coryphée, Scottish Ballet

Born: Buenos Aires, Argentina

Luciana was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina and trained at the Royal Ballet School, going on tour with the Royal Ballet and dancing in Swan Lake and Giselle. She joined Scottish Ballet in 2002.

Since joining the Company, Luciana has danced in Page’s The Nutcracker (Snowflake, Courgette Flower), Cinderella, Fearful Symmetries, The Sleeping Beauty (The Lilac Fairy, Snow White), Pennies From Heaven and Cheating, Lying, Stealing, Alston’s Dangerous Liaisons, Balanchine’s The Four Temperaments, Apollo, Episodes, Rubies and Agon, Darrell’s Five Rückert Songs and Othello (Emilia), Forsythe’s Artifact Suite and Workwithinwork, Spink's Petrushka, Petronio’s Ride the Beast, Ashton’s Façade and Scènes de Ballet, Pastor’s Romeo and Juliet (Juliet’s friend) and In Light and Shadow, and Alston's Carmen (Mercedes).

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Luciana was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina and trained at the Royal Ballet School, going on tour with the Royal Ballet and dancing in Swan Lake and Giselle. She joined Scottish Ballet in 2002.

Since joining the Company, Luciana has danced in Pa…

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3 months ago

james thompson wrote to Luciana Ravizzi

I have been very fortunate over the last week Scottish Ballet have been in Newcastle with their production of The Sleeping Beauty, I would have liked to have seen every performance but sadly this was impossible but I did get to see the beautiful Luciana in three different roles and guess what? she was amazing :-) my favourite was definitely Luciana's Lilac Fairy, I loved it, Luciana also had a role as Snow White a part I had never seen danced before but after seeing Luciana dance it I would definitely want to see it again, another role I was lucky enough to see Luciana dance was the Fairy of Angelic Temprement, incredible :-)

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over 1 year ago

Michael Jones wrote to Luciana Ravizzi

The dancer that it was great to see in the last performance was Luciana Ravizzi.

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over 1 year ago

Maria Vior wrote to Luciana Ravizzi

Have a nice day, Luciana. You are an amazing dancer.

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over 1 year ago

james thompson wrote to Luciana Ravizzi

On returning from Edinburgh after seeing Geometry and Grace i believe the Fearful Symmetries is the most exciting section of the show and Ravizzi realy seems to love this role she is much more than coryphee.Geometry and Grace is an amazing show i highly endorse this entire performance, Scenes de Ballet is brilliant too.

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