Sergei Korolev - Revision history

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 ===International Career===
-[[File:Sergei_%26_Sasha_Korolev.jpeg|Sergei & Sasha (2016)|thumb|left|400px]]In 1997, Sergei and Lyudmila went to the Youth Art Center of Rostov, where they built a trapeze duet under the famous circus coach and director, [[Vladilen Levshin]]. They began gathering an impressive series of awards, including the Pista de Bronzo at the [[Gran Premio Internazionale del Circo]] in Milano, Italy, in 1997; the second prize at the All-Russian Festival of Circus Arts in Yaroslav in 1998; and Gold at the 1998 [[International Circus Festival of Budapest]], Hungary, and the 1998 International Festival of Circus Arts of Warsaw, in Poland.
+[[File:Sergei_%26_Sasha_Korolev.jpeg|Sergei & Sasha (2016)|thumb|left|400px]]In 1997, Sergei, Lyudmila and Margarita went to the Youth Art Center of Rostov, where they built a trapeze and cradle act titled ''Kaleidoscope'' under the famous circus coach and director, [[Vladilen Levshin]]. They began gathering an impressive series of awards, including the Pista de Bronzo at the [[Gran Premio Internazionale del Circo]] in Milano, Italy, in 1997; the second prize at the All-Russian Festival of Circus Arts in Yaroslav in 1998; and Gold at the 1998 [[International Circus Festival of Budapest]], Hungary, and the 1998 International Festival of Circus Arts of Warsaw, in Poland.
-In 1999, they left RosGosTsirk and began to work independently all over Europe. They were featured at [[Cirkus Finlandia]] in Finland, [[Cirkus Merano]] in Norway, [[Circus Conelli]] and [[Circus Harlekin]] in Switzerland, [[Cyrk Zalewski]] and [[Cyrk Korona]] in Poland, Cascade Kerstcircus in The Netherlands, and [[Národní Cirkus Original Berousek]] in the Czech Republic, among other venues. While they were with Cyrk Korona in 2008, Sergei began building a hand-to-hand balancing act with his daughter Sasha, who was then six-year old. They also participated in television shows such as ''Poland’s Got Talent'' in 2009 and 2010. That same year (2010) they won the Grand Prix (trapeze duo) and the Gold Crown (hand-to-hand act with Sasha) in the International Festival of Circus Arts in Warsaw.
+In 1999, the family left RosGosTsirk and began to work independently all over Europe. They were featured at [[Cirkus Finlandia]] in Finland, [[Cirkus Merano]] in Norway, [[Circus Conelli]] and [[Circus Harlekin]] in Switzerland, [[Cyrk Zalewski]] and [[Cyrk Korona]] in Poland, Cascade Kerstcircus in The Netherlands, and [[Národní Cirkus Original Berousek]] in the Czech Republic, among other venues. While they were with Cyrk Korona in 2008, Sergei began building a hand-to-hand balancing act with his daughter Sasha, who was then six-year old. They also participated in television shows such as ''Poland’s Got Talent'' in 2009 and 2010. That same year (2010) they won the Grand Prix (trapeze duo) and the Gold Crown (hand-to-hand act with Sasha) in the International Festival of Circus Arts in Warsaw.
 In 2013, Lyudmila, Sasha and Sergei went to the United States, where they have been featured in [[Neil Goldberg]]’s ''Cirque Dreams'', with which they have toured extensively in North America. Sergei and Sasha have also performed at the Ringling Theatre’s Circus Spectacular in Sarasota, Florida, in NBC Television’s ''America’s Got Talent'', and in several NBA’s half-time performances with their hand-to-hand acrobatic act. In 2016, they were invited to participate in the [[International Youth Festival of Circus Arts]] at [[Circus Nikulin]] in Moscow.

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	* Biography: [[Margarita Koroleva]]		* Biography: [[Margarita Koroleva]]
		+	* Video: [[Korolev_Duo_Video_(1998)\|Sergei, Lyudmila & Maragrita Korolevi, trapeze and cradle act]], at the Fővárosi Nagycirkusz in Budapest (1998)
	* Video: [[Korolevi_Video_(2016)\|Aleksandra & Sergei Korolevi, hand-to-hand balancing]], at Circus Nikulin in Moscow (2016)		* Video: [[Korolevi_Video_(2016)\|Aleksandra & Sergei Korolevi, hand-to-hand balancing]], at Circus Nikulin in Moscow (2016)

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−	Sergei Korolev was born on January 13, 1966 in Almata, the capital of Kazakhstan, which was then part of the USSR. Like many circus performers of the Soviet era (and even after), he started training ~~at age eleven when he joined~~ an amateur circus troupe in Shymkent, South Kazakhstan~~—~~the Soviet (and today, Russian) equivalent of European and American Youth Circuses, albeit at a much higher level of skills and training.	+	Sergei Korolev was born on January 13, 1966 in Almata, the capital of Kazakhstan, which was then part of the USSR. Like many circus performers of the Soviet era (and even after), he started training in an amateur circus troupe at age eleven in Shymkent, South Kazakhstan. These troupes were the Soviet (and today, Russian) equivalent of European and American Youth Circuses, albeit at a much higher level of skills and training.

	Sergei showed promising abilities as an acrobat, and he was sent to the State Studio of Circus and Variety Arts of Tashkent, in neighboring Uzbekistan, where he graduated in 1981. From there he joined [[SoyuzGosTsirk]], the USSR’s central Circus organization, for which he performed as an acrobat in a variety of acts from 1982 to 1999—at which point SoyuzGosTsirk had become, after the fall of the Soviet Union, [[RosGosTsirk]], the Russian State Circus Company.		Sergei showed promising abilities as an acrobat, and he was sent to the State Studio of Circus and Variety Arts of Tashkent, in neighboring Uzbekistan, where he graduated in 1981. From there he joined [[SoyuzGosTsirk]], the USSR’s central Circus organization, for which he performed as an acrobat in a variety of acts from 1982 to 1999—at which point SoyuzGosTsirk had become, after the fall of the Soviet Union, [[RosGosTsirk]], the Russian State Circus Company.

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 ===International Career===
-[[File:Sergei_%26_Sasha_Korolev.jpeg|Sergei & Sasha (2016)|thumb|left\400px]]In 1997, Sergei and Lyudmila went to the Youth Art Center of Rostov, where they built a trapeze duet under the famous circus coach and director, [[Vladilen Levshin]]. They began gathering an impressive series of awards, including the Pista de Bronzo at the [[Gran Premio Internazionale del Circo]] in Milano, Italy, in 1997; the second prize at the All-Russian Festival of Circus Arts in Yaroslav in 1998; and Gold at the 1998 [[International Circus Festival of Budapest]], Hungary, and the 1998 International Festival of Circus Arts of Warsaw, in Poland.
+[[File:Sergei_%26_Sasha_Korolev.jpeg|Sergei & Sasha (2016)|thumb|left|400px]]In 1997, Sergei and Lyudmila went to the Youth Art Center of Rostov, where they built a trapeze duet under the famous circus coach and director, [[Vladilen Levshin]]. They began gathering an impressive series of awards, including the Pista de Bronzo at the [[Gran Premio Internazionale del Circo]] in Milano, Italy, in 1997; the second prize at the All-Russian Festival of Circus Arts in Yaroslav in 1998; and Gold at the 1998 [[International Circus Festival of Budapest]], Hungary, and the 1998 International Festival of Circus Arts of Warsaw, in Poland.
 In 1999, they left RosGosTsirk and began to work independently all over Europe. They were featured at [[Cirkus Finlandia]] in Finland, [[Cirkus Merano]] in Norway, [[Circus Conelli]] and [[Circus Harlekin]] in Switzerland, [[Cyrk Zalewski]] and [[Cyrk Korona]] in Poland, Cascade Kerstcircus in The Netherlands, and [[Národní Cirkus Original Berousek]] in the Czech Republic, among other venues. While they were with Cyrk Korona in 2008, Sergei began building a hand-to-hand balancing act with his daughter Sasha, who was then six-year old. They also participated in television shows such as ''Poland’s Got Talent'' in 2009 and 2010. That same year (2010) they won the Grand Prix (trapeze duo) and the Gold Crown (hand-to-hand act with Sasha) in the International Festival of Circus Arts in Warsaw.

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 File:Sergei_%26_Sasha_Korolev.jpeg|Sergei & Sasha (2016)
 File:Korolev_Gong_Show.jpeg|Sergei & Sasha in ''The Gong Show'' (2017)
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 File:Korolevi_Sarasota.jpeg|Sergei & Sasha at the Ringling Theatre (2016)
 File:Korolev_Gong_Show.jpeg|Sergei & Sasha in ''The Gong Show'' (2017)