Tatiana
Samoshkina
Trained at the Moscow State Academy of Choreography at the Bolshoi Theatre. Founder of Danses du Monde in Nice, teaching on the French Riviera since 2020. In 2026, worked in New York with the Educational Department of American Ballet Theatre within the National Training Curriculum.
A dancer since the age of four —
now creating dance programmes and making ballet accessible to every child.
Tatiana Samoshkina began dancing at four and was performing abroad by six — appearing at the Summer Surprise Festival in Dubai as its youngest soloist. At nine she entered the Moscow State Academy of Choreography at the Bolshoi Theatre, and also trained at the Igor Moiseyev studio-school.
She holds a choreographer's diploma with honours, a master's degree in marketing from the State University of Management in Russia, and a second master's in performing arts management from the Accademia Teatro alla Scala with Politecnico di Milano.
TrainingMoskvich Cultural Centre, Moscow
Teaching and staging productions with children aged 4 to 15.
Danses du Monde, Nice — France
Founder of her own company, teaching across the Côte d'Azur since 2020.
American Ballet Theatre, New York
Educational Department, 2026.
Classes built for every age.
From four-year-olds to pre-professional students, each class is calibrated to the child's stage of development — and technique is taught through narrative, where imagery and fairy-tale dramaturgy carry every exercise.
The Programme
Age-Adapted Classical Training
Every class is structured around the developmental stage of the child — pacing, vocabulary and physical demands calibrated to each age group, from 4 years to pre-professional level.
Narrative Pedagogy
Technique is taught through story: imagery and fairy-tale dramaturgy carry each exercise, so young dancers internalise musicality, coordination and artistic expression alongside correct form.