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Russian Ballet Star Vladimir Shklyarov Dies in Tragic Fall at Age 39

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Russian Ballet Star Vladimir Shklyarov Dies in Tragic Fall at Age 39
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  • Vladimir Shklyarov, famed ballet star, dies at age 39.
  • Shklyarov passed away after falling from a fifth-floor building.
    • Born in 1985, he joined Mariinsky Theatre in 2003.
    • In 2011, he became a principal dancer at Mariinsky Theatre.
    • Shklyarov starred in 'Swan Lake' and 'Romeo and Juliet'.
    • He performed globally, including at NYC's Met Opera.
    • His death, a huge loss to ballet, confirmed by Mariinsky Theatre.
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