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Leaping towards a world career in Lausanne

The Prix de Lausanne is not just a ballet competition. It aims to discover and promote the world’s most talented young dancers. The winners receive scholarships so they can study at some of the world’s most renowned schools. This year the competition celebrates its 40th anniversary. (Michele Andina, swissinfo.ch)

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