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New page: ==Aerial Straps== * Video: The Kurziamovi, aerial straps, in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Happy On!'' (1998) Kurziamovi...

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==Aerial Straps==

* Video: [[Kurziamov BAC Video 1998|The Kurziamovi]], aerial straps, in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Happy On!'' (1998)

[[Category:Artists and Acts|Kurziamovi]][[Category:Aerialists|Kurziamovi]][[Category:Aerial Straps|Kurziamovi]]

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 Vladimir Kurziamov was born in Moscow, Russia, on March 3, 1964. On his grandmother’s side, Vladimir is seventh generation of an old Italian circus family, the [[The Ferroni Family|Ferronis]], a branch of which settled in Russia in the nineteenth century&mdash;and therefore became a Russian circus family. His father, Gennady Kurziamov, was an acrobat and a clown, before becoming ringmaster of Moscow’s [[Bolshoi Circus]] from 1971 to 1986.
-Vladimir attended Moscow’s [[State College for Circus and Variety Arts (Moscow)|State College for Circus and Variety Arts]], where he graduated as an aerialist in 1982 with his first strap act, which he performed all over the former Soviet Union. Then he went on to further his education at the GITIS Institute in Moscow (the Russian Academy of Theatrical Arts), where he graduated as circus "regisseur" (director) in 1995. It is at that time that he met his wife, Olga (b.1965), a former ballerina on horseback; together they created their stunning aerial act, ''Bolero'', which was choreographed by the talented [[Susanna Rayanova]], Vladimir’s sister. Bolero debuted in 1995.
+Vladimir attended Moscow’s [[State College for Circus and Variety Arts (Moscow)|State College for Circus and Variety Arts]], where he graduated as an aerialist in 1982 with his first strap act, which he performed all over the former Soviet Union. Then he went on to further his education at the GITIS Institute in Moscow (the Russian Academy of Theatrical Arts), where he graduated as circus "regisseur" (director) in 1995. It is at that time that he met his wife, Olga (b.1965), a former ballerina on horseback; together they created their stunning aerial act, ''Bolero'', which was choreographed by the talented [[Susanna Rayanova]], Vladimir’s sister. ''Bolero'' debuted in 1995.
 In 1996, the Kurziamovi won a Bronze Medal at the [[Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain]] in Paris, followed the same year by a Gold Medal at the [[Wuhan International Circus Festival]] in China. They subsequently embarked into a brilliant international career, and were featured in the United States in the [[Big Apple Circus]] productions of ''Happy On!'' (1998-1999) and ''Oops! The Big Apple Circus Stage Show'' (1999-2000). Vladimir has since retired from performing to continue his circus career as a director.

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 Vladimir Kurziamov was born in Moscow, Russia, on March 3, 1964. On his grandmother’s side, Vladimir is seventh generation of an old Italian circus family, the [[The Ferroni Family|Ferronis]], a branch of which settled in Russia in the nineteenth century&mdash;and therefore became a Russian circus family. His father, Gennady Kurziamov, was an acrobat and a clown, before becoming ringmaster of Moscow’s [[Bolshoi Circus]] from 1971 to 1986.
-Vladimir attended [[Moscow’s State College for Circus and Variety Arts (Moscow)|State College for Circus and Variety Arts]], where he graduated as an aerialist in 1982 with his first strap act, which he performed all over the former Soviet Union. Then he went on to further his education at the GITIS Institute in Moscow (the Russian Academy of Theatrical Arts), where he graduated as circus "regisseur" (director) in 1995. It is at that time that he met his wife, Olga (b.1965), a former ballerina on horseback; together they created their stunning aerial act, ''Bolero'', which was choreographed by the talented [[Susanna Rayanova]], Vladimir’s sister. Bolero debuted in 1995.
+Vladimir attended Moscow’s [[State College for Circus and Variety Arts (Moscow)|State College for Circus and Variety Arts]], where he graduated as an aerialist in 1982 with his first strap act, which he performed all over the former Soviet Union. Then he went on to further his education at the GITIS Institute in Moscow (the Russian Academy of Theatrical Arts), where he graduated as circus "regisseur" (director) in 1995. It is at that time that he met his wife, Olga (b.1965), a former ballerina on horseback; together they created their stunning aerial act, ''Bolero'', which was choreographed by the talented [[Susanna Rayanova]], Vladimir’s sister. Bolero debuted in 1995.
 In 1996, the Kurziamovi won a Bronze Medal at the [[Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain]] in Paris, followed the same year by a Gold Medal at the [[Wuhan International Circus Festival]] in China. They subsequently embarked into a brilliant international career, and were featured in the United States in the [[Big Apple Circus]] productions of ''Happy On!'' (1998-1999) and ''Oops! The Big Apple Circus Stage Show'' (1999-2000). Vladimir has since retired from performing to continue his circus career as a director.

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 Vladimir Kurziamov was born in Moscow, Russia, on March 3, 1964. On his grandmother’s side, Vladimir is seventh generation of an old Italian circus family, the [[The Ferroni Family|Ferronis]], a branch of which settled in Russia in the nineteenth century&mdash;and therefore became a Russian circus family. His father, Gennady Kurziamov, was an acrobat and a clown, before becoming ringmaster of Moscow’s [[Bolshoi Circus]] from 1971 to 1986.
-Vladimir attended [[Moscow’s State College for Circus and Variety Arts]], where he graduated as an aerialist in 1982 with his first strap act, which he performed all over the former Soviet Union. Then he went on to further his education at the GITIS Institute in Moscow (the Russian Academy of Theatrical Arts), where he graduated as circus "regisseur" (director) in 1995. It is at that time that he met his wife, Olga (b.1965), a former ballerina on horseback; together they created their stunning aerial act, ''Bolero'', which was choreographed by the talented [[Susanna Rayanova]], Vladimir’s sister. Bolero debuted in 1995.
+Vladimir attended [[Moscow’s State College for Circus and Variety Arts (Moscow)|State College for Circus and Variety Arts]], where he graduated as an aerialist in 1982 with his first strap act, which he performed all over the former Soviet Union. Then he went on to further his education at the GITIS Institute in Moscow (the Russian Academy of Theatrical Arts), where he graduated as circus "regisseur" (director) in 1995. It is at that time that he met his wife, Olga (b.1965), a former ballerina on horseback; together they created their stunning aerial act, ''Bolero'', which was choreographed by the talented [[Susanna Rayanova]], Vladimir’s sister. Bolero debuted in 1995.
 In 1996, the Kurziamovi won a Bronze Medal at the [[Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain]] in Paris, followed the same year by a Gold Medal at the [[Wuhan International Circus Festival]] in China. They subsequently embarked into a brilliant international career, and were featured in the United States in the [[Big Apple Circus]] productions of ''Happy On!'' (1998-1999) and ''Oops! The Big Apple Circus Stage Show'' (1999-2000). Vladimir has since retired from performing to continue his circus career as a director.

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 ==Aerial Straps==
 * Video: [[Kurziamovi_BAC_Video_(1998)|The Kurziamovi]], aerial straps, in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Happy On!'' (1998)
 [[Category:Artists and Acts|Kurziamovi]][[Category:Aerialists|Kurziamovi]][[Category:Strap Acts|Kurziamovi]]

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 ==Aerial Straps==
-* Video: [[Kurziamovi BAC Video 1998|The Kurziamovi]], aerial straps, in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Happy On!'' (1998)
+* Video: [[Kurziamovi_BAC_Video_(1998)|The Kurziamovi]], aerial straps, in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Happy On!'' (1998)
 [[Category:Artists and Acts|Kurziamovi]][[Category:Aerialists|Kurziamovi]][[Category:Strap Acts|Kurziamovi]]

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