Title Roles
- Giselle in Lavrosky’s 1963 Giselle production
- Leili in Goleizovsky’s Leili and Mejnun 1964
- Anastasia in Grigorovich’s Ivan the Terrible 1975
- Valentina in Grigorovich’s The Angara 1976
- Juliet in Grigorovich’s new Romeo and Juliet 1979
- Rita in Grigorovich’s The Golden Age by Dmitri Shostakovich in 1982
- Raymonda in Grigorovich’s new Raymonda production 1984
- Giselle in Grigorovich’s Giselle in 1991
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