🏆 Congratulations to the Prix de Lausanne 2025 winners! This year’s competition showcased extraordinary young talent, with dancers from around the world impressing the jury with their artistry, technique, and passion. The winners have earned scholarships to some of the most prestigious ballet schools and companies, taking the next step in their journey toward professional careers. Seen here is 16-year-old Youn Jae Park, the first male South Korean to win the prestigious ballet competition. Catc

16K views · 277 reactions | [REPLAY]✨並 Yesterday we broadcasted the 2025 Prix de Lausanne : Rising Stars! The prestigious international dance competition finished once again with a special showcase celebrating this year's prize winners and finalists. Here's YounJae Park, this year's first prizewinner in a splendid variation from Boris Asafyev's Flames of Paris! ✨並 https://bit.ly/4hO9jym | medici.tv | Facebook

Prix de Lausanne 2020 – Day 3 – Afternoon

83K views · 3.3K reactions | Bravo à António Casalinho, grand gagnant du 49ème Prix de Lausanne ! arte.tv/prixdelausanne | ARTE Concert | Facebook

Prix de Lausanne 2020 Prize Winner, contemporary Italian dancer Marco Masciari, who also won the Prix's Contemporary Prize, is a 17-year-old student at the Academie Princess Grace in Monaco. Not only is he a beautiful dancer, he's also a big-hearted: In his acceptance speech, Masciari dedicated his prize to his Academie Princess Grace classmate and fellow Prix de Lausanne candidate, Katomi Yamada. She had broken her toe the day before the semi-finals and was not able to finish the competition. "