The legendary Sofia Golovkina is a symbol of the ballet school, pedagogical rigor, and undeniable talent. The lecture at the Vznesensky Center will unveil the personal and creative facets of her fate. A new season of the author’s cycle by Alexey Isayev, "Ballet PROsvet," dedicated to the great prima ballerinas of the 20th century, kicks off at the Vznesensky Center. The first meeting is dedicated to the 110th anniversary of Sofia Golovkina's birth-a symbolic figure in the history of Russian ballet and the rector of the Moscow Academic Choreographic School. For four decades, she led one of the country’s main dance schools, shaping generations of artists. Golovkina became famous not only as a performer with a unique style but also as a teacher who left a profound mark on the destinies of many artists from the Bolshoi Theatre. A special guest of the evening will be Golovkina's granddaughter, Sofia Gaidukova, a choreographer and teacher, who will share personal memories, behind-the-scenes stories, family chronicles, and rare facts. Where to go in Moscow, KudaGo knows.