Ballet dancer Jeon Min-chul, who has completed his first season as a first soloist with Russia’s Mariinsky Ballet, will return to his home country for his first full-length leading role since joining the prestigious company. Jeon will perform the role of Prince Siegfried as a guest artist in the Universal Ballet’s production of Tchaikovsky’s “Swan Lake,” jointly presented by the Seoul Arts Center and Universal Ballet. The production will run from Aug. 14-23 at the Seoul Arts Center’s Opera Theater and will feature 11 performances. Jeon and Julia Moon, general director of Universal Ballet, attended a press conference for the production at the Seoul Arts Center’s In-Chun Art Hall in southern Seoul on Friday. “I want to show the results of my first season at the Mariinsky,” Jeon said, expressing his determination ahead of his return to the Korean stage. “Swan Lake,” combining Tchaikovsky’s music with choreography by Marius Petipa and Lev Ivanov, is one of the defining works of classical ballet. The ballet was premiered by the Mariinsky Ballet in 1895. This production