ANASTASIA DUNETS
Teacher, Finnish National Ballet School, Helsinki Dance Institute &
International Guest Teacher
Anastasia Dunets, born in Sankt Petersburg, Russia, received her ballet education at the Vaganova Ballet Academy in Sankt Petersburg where she also completed her pedagogical training (bachelor’s degree).
In 1988 she had her first engagement as a ballet dancer at the Mariinsky Theatre Ballet Company in Sankt Petersburg, Russia. From 1997 to 2000 she was a ballet dancer at the Staatsoper in Berlin. From 2000 to 2012 Anastasia Dunets was a ballet dancer at the Finnish National Ballet in Helsinki, Finland. From 2007 she also worked as a teacher with Finnish National Ballet School and Helsinki Dance Institute.
EDUCATION
1980-1988 – Vaganova Ballet Academy (ballet dancer)
teacher N. Dudinskaya
2006-2009 – Vaganova Ballet Academy (teacher / bachelor’s degree)
teachers M.Gribanova, E.Kokorina
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
1988-1997 – Mariinsky Theatre, Sankt Petersburg, Russia (ballet dancer)
1997-2000 – Staatsoper Berlin, Germany (ballet dancer)
2000-2012 – Finnish National Ballet, Helsinki, Finland (ballet dancer)
2008 – Russian Ballet Stars Gala from around the world in Sankt Petersburg, Russia
Repertoire includes solo and main roles in SWAN LAKE, THE SLEEPING BEAUTY,
THE NUTCRACKER, GISELLE, LES SYLPHIDES, LA BAYADERE, RAYMONDA, DON QUIXOTE,
PAQUITA, LE SPECTRE DE LA ROSE, FOUNTAIN OF BACHTSHISARAI, LA FILL MAL GARDEE, CINDERELLA, ROMEO AND JULIA, ANNA KARENINA, THE SEAGULL, NAPOLI and other
In addition he has danced in ballets by a host of different choreographers including G.Balanchine, J.Cranko, M.Bejart, J.Kylián, J.Neumeier, P.Lacotte, P.Bart, O.Vinogradov, R.Nureev, M.Boldwin, H.Spoerli, S.Guillem, B.Stevenson, H.van Manen, W.Eagling, T.van Schayk, A.-M.Holmes, K.McKenzie, R.van Dantzig, U.Sholts, A.Ratmansky, D.Dawson and other
2007-2012 – Finnish National Ballet School (classical dance, pas de deux and repertoire teacher)
2007-2009 – Helsinki Dance Institute (classical dance teacher)
2011-2012 – Guest Teacher with Kirova Ballet Academy, Miami, FL, USA
Internet Resources
Official website “Ballet teachers Anastasia Dunets and Stanislav Belyaevsky”:
http://www.belyaevsky.com/teachers
“D&B Ballet Teachers” – Anastasia Dunets & Stanislav Belyaevsky in FACEBOOK:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/DB-Ballet-Teachers-Anastasia-Dunets-Stanislav-Belyaevsky/169826313068680
Biography
Anastasia Dunets was born in Leningrad. She received excellent choreographic training and danced in a children’s group starting at the age of five and was then admitted to the Vaganova Ballet Academy in Sankt Petersburg at the age of ten, where she had the great fortune of studying under the tutelage of Natalia Dudinskaya and Konstantin Sergeev. She danced many featuring parts under the guidance of Madame Dudinskaya, including the part of Summer in Sergeev’s ballet “Seasons,” pas de deux from “Sleeping Beauty” and “Venetian Carnival” and the grand pas de deux from “Paquita” for the 250th anniversary celebration of the Vaganova Ballet Academy in 1988. Anastasia also acted in several films about the Vaganova Ballet Academy and Natalia Dudinskaya as well as in the film-ballet “Carnival.” As a student, Ms. Dunets danced in the famed Mariinsky Theatre the part of Masha in “Nutcracker” with critics taking note of her superb technique and mature acting skills.
Upon graduation from the Vaganova Ballet Academy, Ms. Dunets danced in the Vaganova International Ballet Competition, taking home the 2nd place prize. She joined the Mariinsky Theatre ballet company in September of 1988, working with such acclaimed artists as Olga Moiseeva and G. Kekisheva. As a member of the Mariinsky Theatre Ms. Dunets toured internationally including Europe as well as the United States, Canada, Japan, Korea, Mexico, and other countries. With the Mariinsky Ms. Dunets worked under the guidance of balletmaster Oleg Vinogradov. In 1993 she acted in his film “Coppelia”, and in 1994 she played part of Sister in his staging of “Cinderella,” which was first performed in Japan. This role allowed her to demonstrate her fine comedic acting skills.
In May of 1997 Ms. Dunets accepted an invitation to dance for the German National Berlin Opera, where she remained until 2000. This productive time period was full of premieres and creative work with new choreographers such as P. Bart, P.Lacotet, U.Sholts, M.Bolduin and others.
Beginning in August of 2000 Ms. Dunets has been dancing in the Finnish National Ballet, joining by invitation of its famed choreographer and director Jorma Uottinen. Here she danced for the first time the role of Gamzatti in Natalia Makarova’s staging of “La Bayadere.” With the Finnish National Ballet in their 2002-2003 season Ms. Dunets went on to dance many featuring parts including a solo role in Ben Stevenson’s “Cinderella,” as well as in Wayne Eagling’s “Nutcracker” and Sylvie Guillem’s “Giselle.” She also performed mail role in the Anna-Marie Holmes/Kevin McKenzie staging of “Raymonda,” a unique collaboration between the Finnish National Ballet and American Ballet Theatre, a work which was premiered in New York by American Ballet Theatre one year after its FNB premiere. Ms. Dunets’ role of Raymonda was a technical challenge which she met to great critical acclaim.
The 2006-2007 season at FNB continued to bring Ms. Dunets fresh challenges and opportunities. She danced in John Neumeier’s “The Seagull” in the roles of Polina and Masha, receiving the PRO DANCE award for her role of Masha.
In 2008-2009 Ms. Dunets performed the great role of Arkadina during the Finnish National Ballet’s tour to Macau. The next season (2009-2010) led to interesting work with the choreographer Cathy Marston in the one-act ballet “Blood Wedding” taken from the work of Spanish dramatist Federico Garcia Lorca, a work created especially for the dancers at FNB. In this Ms. Dunets performed the role of “Mother,” a tragic role requiring formidable acting skills.
While performing Ms. Dunets has also honed her craft as a teacher and coach, having joined the pedagogical faculty of the Vaganova Ballet Academy in September of 2005 and receiving her diploma as ballet teacher, ballet tutor, and theatre repertoire coach in December of 2009. In 2006 she also began teaching and coaching in Helsingin Tanssiopisto at the Helsinki Dance Institute. She has coached students who have gone on to win major prizes in many international ballet competitions and join illustrious ballet companies (Maria Baranova was in John Neumeier’s Hamburg Ballet, now principal dancer in Finnish National Ballet, Elina Miettinen now in American Ballet Theatre, Suvi Honkanen now in Finnish National Ballet).
Ms. Dunets continues to perform on stage, teach young dancers, and coach talented students toward success in major ballet competitions. She works with students at the Finnish National Ballet and actively participates in ballet workshops, international competitions, ballet seminars and enjoys guest teaching and conducting master classes.
REPERTOIRE
With THE KIROV BALLET / MARIINSKY THEATRE (St.Petersburg, Russia)
SWAN LAKE : pas de trois
THE SLEEPING BEAUTY: Cat pas de deux, variation of Gold
THE NUTCRACKER: SOLO Snow
GISELLE: peasants pas de deux, SOLO willise
LES SYLPHIDES: prelud
LE SPECTRE DE LA ROSE: SOLO
FOUNTAIN OF BACHTSHISARAI: Panenke
LA FILL MAL GARDEE: pas de quatre
CINDERELLA: Sister
SIMFONI IN C (G.Balanchin): 1. part second SOLO
СOPELLIA: Girlfriend
ANNA KARENINA: Pas de six
DON QUIXOTE: Girlfriend
LA BAYADERE: Grand pas
PAS DE QUATR (L.Jakobson): SOLO
PAQITA : Variation
and other
With Deutsche Staatsoper Unter den Linden in Berlin
THE SLEEPING BEAUTY (R.Nureyev/M.Petipa): Variation
THE NUTCRACKER (P.Bart): Chinese dance
LES SYLPHIDES: prelud
SWAN LAKE: pas de trois
and other
With Finnish National Opera, Helsinki
RAYMONDA (A.-M. Holmes and K. McKenzie/M.Petipa): Raymonda
LA BAYADERE (N.Makarova/M.Petipa): Gamzatti
THE SEAGULL (J.Neumeier): Arkadina, Polina, Masha
GISELLE (S.Guillem/J.Coralli–J.Perrot–M.Petipa): Myrtha, SOLO willies
THE SLEEPING BEAUTY (J.Torres/M.Petipa): Carabosse
SERENADE (G.Balanchine): SOLO waltz, Russian dance
A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM (H.Spoerli): solo
THE SLEEPING BEAUTY (R.Nurejev/M.Petipa): Princess Florin
SWAN LAKE (V.Bourmeister/M.Petipa–L.Ivanov): Princess
STRAVINSKY VIOLIN CONCERTO (G.Balanchine): 1. Aria
DIVERTIMENTO 15 (G.Balanchine): SOLO
DON QUIXOTE (P.Bart/M.Petipa): Cupido, Girlfriend
CINDERELLA (B.Stevenson): Winter, Godmother
THE WOOD-NYMPH (X.-P.Wang): Nemesis
FOUR HANDS (L.Berdo): SOLO duet
THE NUTCRACKER (W.Eagling and T.van Schayk): Liza, SOLO snowflakes
POLACCA (A.Laerkesen): SOLO
SWAN LAKE (R.van Dantzig/M.Petipa-L.Ivanov): Pas de trois, Pas de six
ANNA KARENINA (A.Ratmansky): Dolly
STEPPING STONES (J.Kylián): SOLO
SECHS TÄNZE (J.Kylián): SOLO Couple
SWAN LAKE (K.Greve): Queen
NAPOLI (A.Bournonville): pas de six
BLOOD WEDDING (C.Marston): Mother
CINDERELLA (T.Kohler): Mother
ROMEO AND JULIET (J.Cranko): Lady Capulet
STANISLAV BELYAEVSKY
Teacher, Finnish National Ballet School, Helsinki Dance Institute &
International Guest Teacher
Stanislav Belyaevsky, born 1973 in Sankt Petersburg, Russia, received his ballet education at the Vaganova Ballet Academy in Sankt Petersburg where he also completed his pedagogical training (bachelor’s degree).
In 1991 he had his first engagement as a dancer at the Mariinsky Theatre Ballet Company in Sankt Petersburg, Russia. From 1995 to 1997 Stanislav Belyaevsky was a Principal Dancer at the Mariinsky Theatre. From 1997 to 2000 he was a Soloist at the Staatsoper in Berlin. From 2000 to 2012 Stanislav Belyaevsky was Principal Dancer at the Finnish National Ballet in Helsinki, Finland. From 2007 he also worked as a teacher with Finnish National Ballet School and Helsinki Dance Institute.
EDUCATION
1982-1991 – Vaganova Ballet Academy (ballet dancer)
teacher V.Semionov
2009-2012 – Vaganova Ballet Academy (teacher / bachelor’s degree)
teacher I.Trofimova
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
1991-1995 – Mariinsky Theatre, Sankt Petersburg, Russia (ballet dancer)
1995-1997 – Mariinsky Theatre, Sankt Petersburg, Russia (principal dancer)
1997-2000 – Staatsoper Berlin, Germany (soloist)
2000-2012 – Finnish National Ballet, Helsinki, Finland (principal dancer)
2002 – Guest principal dancer with Universal Ballet Company, Soul, South Korea
2003 – International Ballet Stars Gala in Seoul, South Korea
2003 – Guest principal dancer with Ballet West in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA
2006 – International Ballet Stars Gala in Shanghai, China
2008 – Russian Ballet Stars Gala from around the world in Sankt Petersburg, Russia
Repertoire includes main roles in SWAN LAKE, THE SLEEPING BEAUTY, THE NUTCRACKER, GISELLE, LES SYLPHIDES, RAYMONDA, LE SPECTRE DE LA ROSE, FOUNTAIN OF BACHTSHISARAI, DON QUIXOTE, LA FILL MAL GARDEE, CINDERELLA, ROMEO AND JULIA, ANNA KARENINA, ONEGIN, A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM, THE SEAGULL, NAPOLI and other
In addition he has danced in ballets by a host of different choreographers including G.Balanchine, J.Cranko, M.Bejart, J.Kylián, J.Neumeier, P.Lacotte, P.Bart, O.Vinogradov, R.Nureev, M.Boldwin, H.Spoerli, S.Guillem, B.Stevenson, H.van Manen, W.Eagling, T.van Schayk, A.-M.Holmes, K.McKenzie, R.van Dantzig, A.Ratmansky, D.Dawson and other
2007-2012 – Finnish National Ballet School (classical dance, pas de deux and repertoire teacher)
2009-2012 – Helsinki Dance Institute (classical dance teacher)
2011-2012 – Guest Teacher with Eifman Ballet Company, Sankt Petersburg, Russia
2011-2012 – Guest Teacher with Kirova Ballet Academy, Miami, FL, USA
Internet Resources
Official website “Ballet teachers Anastasia Dunets and Stanislav Belyaevsky”:
http://www.belyaevsky.com/teachers
“D&B Ballet Teachers” – Anastasia Dunets & Stanislav Belyaevsky in FACEBOOK:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/DB-Ballet-Teachers-Anastasia-Dunets-Stanislav-Belyaevsky/169826313068680
Biography
Stanislav Belyaevsky was born St. Petersburg, Russia in 1973. At the tender age of ten he was admitted to the famed Vaganova Academy. He studied intensively for nine years with the renowned ballet-master Vladilen Semenov. Under his tutelage Stanislav made his debut as the Youth in ‘”Chopiniana” and Albrecht in “Giselle” while at the Vaganova Academy. In 1988 Mr. Belyaevsky was chosen to dance in the 250th anniversary of the Vaganova School celebrating the unparalleled ballet training. The following year he represented the Vaganova Academy in its international tour to the USA, France, Germany, Holland, Iceland, and Israel.
Upon graduating in 1991, he joined the ranks of the world-renowned Kirov Ballet (Mariinsky Theatre) as a company member, following in the footsteps of such other dancers as Vaslav Nijinsky, Rudolf Nureyev, and Mikhail Baryshnikov. In his first season with the Kirov Ballet he danced the lead of Albrecht in “Giselle”. His nobility and elegance in the role made an indelible impression on audiences. This led him to perform all the major male roles in the company’s classical repertoire, including Prince Siegfried in “Swan Lake,” Prince Desire in “Sleeping Beauty,” the Prince in “Nutcracker,” the Youth in “Chopiniana,” the Spectre in “Le Spectre de al Rose,” Vaslav in “The Fountain of Bakhchisarai” and Colas in “Le Fille Ma Gardee.” Stanislav danced in Balanchine’s “Symphony in C” and in Boris Eifman’s “Cognition” to the music of Albinioni. He partnered many of the world’s most renowned ballerinas, including Altynai Asylmuratova, Zhanna Ayupova,Yulia Makhalina, and Ulyana Lopatkina.
As Principal Dancer with the Kirov Ballet, Mr. Balyaevsky always sought to develop and hone his creativity to its utmost potential. His collaboration with Oleg Vinogradov played a pivotal role in his creative development. In 1994 Mr. Vinogradov cast Mr. Belyaevsky as the male lead in the premiere of his new “Cinderella,” partnering with the charming Zhanna Ayupova. He went on to dance many other signature roles choreographed by Mr. Vinogradov and has appeared in films about Kschessinskaya and about the ballet “Cinderella.”
As a member of the Mariinsky Theatre Mr. Balyaevsky toured internationally including Europe as well as the United States, Canada, Japan, Korea, Mexico, and other countries.
In 1997 Mr. Belyaevsky was asked to join the German State Opera in Berlin. There he flourished working with such acclaimed ballet-masters as Patrice Bart of the Paris Opera Ballet. David Saterland cast him as the young King Heinrich in his ballet “The History of Pygmalion and Don Juan”. During his time there Mr. Belyaevsky was able to broaden his artistic horizons by performing many contemporary works. For three seasons in Staatsoper Mr. Belyaevsky worked with the renowned dancer and great teacher Oliver Matz.
In 2000, Mr. Belyaevsky was invited by Jorma Uotinen to join the Finnish National Opera as a principal dancer. Mr. Belyaevsky found he theater’s repertory enticing. While there he was able to expand his roster of leading roles to include dancing Lensky in “Onegin” by J.Cranko, Oberon in “A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ by Shperly, Albrecht in Sylvie Guillem’s “Giselle,” Prince Desire in Rudolph Nureyev’s “Sleeping Beauty,” George Balanchine’s “Violin Concerto” and “Serenade,” Basil in “Don Quixote,” and the Prince in Ben Stevenson’s “Cinderella.” In 2002 he was invited to dance the role of Siegfried in South Korea in Universal Ballet Company’s production of “Swan Lake.” After an impressive performance, he went on to dance Romeo in the world premiere of Oleg Vinogradov’s “Romeo and Juliet” later in 2002. Later that same year he attended the 1st Prague International Ballet Competition as a non-competing partner. At the event he debuted his own contemporary choreography, “Tango de Roxanne,” which enjoyed critical success. His partner in the competition, Seh Yun Kim, principal dancer with Universal Ballet, was awarded the Silver Prize.
In his third season with the Finnish National Ballet (2002-2003), Mr. Belyaevsky performed in Ben Stevenson’s “Cinderella,” Wayne Eagling’s “Nutcracker,” and Sylvia Guillem’s “Giselle.” He had the privilege of performing in “Raymonda”, a new piece choreographed by Anna-Marie Holmes and Kevin McKenzie for the Finnish National Ballet. It was a unique collaboration with the American Ballet Theatre that premiered a year later in New York with ABT.
Mr. Belyaevsky has also appeared as guest artist with the Korean National Ballet and the International Ballet Star’s Gala in Seoul, Korea. His creativity won him the award “ProDance”. He performed in “Giselle” for Ballet West in Salt Lake City, Utah, a modern staging of the ballet by Jonas Kage. The role allowed Mr. Belyaevsky to expand the traditional role of Albrecht that he had grown up with into a 21st century incarnation.
Highlighting Mr. Belyaevsky’s fourth season with the Finnish National Ballet (2003-2004) was performing beautiful and fiendishly difficult pas de deux and male variations by Anna Laerkesen to the music of Chopin. During the same season Mr. Belyaevsky worked with the renowned choreographer Rudi van Dantzi in his redacted version of “Swan Lake.” Mr. Belyaevsky appeared in International Ballet Stars Gala in Seoul, South Korea.
During the 2004-2005 season Mr. Belyaevsky danced the lead role in Patrice Bart’s new ballet “Tschaikovsky”. He he danced “Tarantella” at the Balanchine International Gala in Helsinki celebrating George Balanchine’s 100th birthday.
2005-2006 led to more opportunities for Mr. Belyaevsky. He explored new styles dancing the lead in August Bouronville’s “Napoli” and a contemporary duet in Jiri Kylian’s “Petit Mort.” Stanislav performed the role of the Prince in Ben Stevenson’s “Cinderella” with the Finnish National Ballet in Sardinia, Italy.
The 2006-2007 season was artistically and professionally fulfilling for Mr. Belyaevsky. He danced the role of Trigorin in John Neumeier’s “The Seagull” and that of Vronski in Alexei Ratmansky’s “Anna Karenina.” He found it particularly thrilling to develop and dance characters taken from the great Russian novelists Anton Chekhov and Leo Tolstoy. Mr. Belyaevsky performed in International Ballet Stars Gala in Shanghai, China.
Mr. Belyaevsky continued to expand his dance horizons the following season (2007-2008) by dancing the prodigal son role in George Balanchine’s ballet “Prodigal Son” as well as a very challenging solo in Harold Lander’s “Etudes.” He counts himself fortunate to have performed in other notable works such as “Four Hands” by Laszlo Berdo, George Balanchine’s “Divertimento 15,” “A Million Kisses to My Skin” by David Dawson as well as a newly redacted version of “Sleeping Beauty.” Mr. Belyaevsky performed in Russian Ballet Stars Gala from around the world in Sankt Petersburg, Russia.
Mr. Belyaevsky continues to grow as an artist. He recently danced the role of Von Rothbart in Kenneth Greve’s staging of “Swan Lake” as well as many roles in Kenneth Greve’s “Scheherazade” (Slave, Sinbad, Aladdin, and Lead Soldier). He also danced the role of Tybalt in John Cranko’s “Romeo and Julia”.
While performing Mr. Belyaevsky has also honed her craft as a teacher and coach, having joined the pedagogical faculty of the Vaganova Ballet Academy in September of 2009 and receiving his diploma as ballet teacher, ballet tutor, and theatre repertoire coach in 2012. In 2007 he also began teaching and coaching in the Finnish National Ballet School and 2009 at the Helsinki Dance Institute.
Mr. Belyaevsky works with students at the Finnish National Ballet and actively participates in ballet workshops, international competitions, ballet seminars and enjoys guest teaching and conducting master classes.
Mr. Belyaevsky brings formidable technique and physical prowess to the stage thrilling audiences with his artistry and noble characterizations. His creativity continues to bring him new challenges and opportunities, rising to the occasion with enthusiasm and superlative skills learned while studying at the Vaganova Academy.
REPERTOIRE
With THE KIROV BALLET / MARIINSKY THEATRE - (St.Petersburg, Russia)
SWAN LAKE: Prince Siegfried, pas de trois, Spanish dance
THE SLEEPING BEAUTY: Prince Desire
THE NUTCRACKER: Prince, Spanish dance
GISELLE: Albrecht
LES SYLPHIDES: The poet
LE SPECTRE DE LA ROSE: Ghost of a rose
FOUNTAIN OF BACHTSHISARAI: Vatslav
LA FILL MAL GARDEE: Kalen
CINDERELLA: Prince
ROMEO AND JULIET: Paris
ANNA KARENINA: Levin
SIMFONI IN C (G.Balanchine): 1 and 4 Part SOLO
THE SCOTTISH SIMPHONY (G.Balanchine): Two men SOLO
ADAGIO ALBINONI (B.Eifman): SOLO
ESMERALDA: Pas de deux
LA SYLPHIDES: Pas de deux
and other
With Deutsche Staatsoper Unter den Linden in Berlin
SWAN LAKE (P.Bart/M.Petipa-L.Ivanov): pas de trois, Spanish dance, Beno
LES SYLPHIDES: The poet
LE SPECTRE DE LA ROSE: Ghost of a rose
LE CONCOURS (M.Bejart): Ivy
THE SLEEPING BEAUTY (R.Nureev-M.Petipa): Bluebird
LABIRINT (M.Boldwin): Theseus
HISTORE DE PYGMALION AND DON JUAN (D.Sutherland): Junge Friederich
VERDIANA (P.Bart): Winter
THE NUTCRACKER (P.Bart): Prince, The harlequin, SOLO accompanying of the snow queen
LE LAC DES FEES (P.Lacotte): SOLO trio
THE SLEEPING BEAUTY (R.Nureyev/M.Petipa): Pas de deux
and other
With Finnish National Opera, Helsinki
ONEGIN (J. Cranko): Lenski
A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM (H.Spoerli): Oberon
GISELLE (S.Guillem/J.Coralli–J.Perrot–M.Petipa): Albrecht
THE SLEEPING BEAUTY (R.Nureyev/Petipa): Prince Desire
STRAVINSKY VIOLIN CONCERTO (G.Balanchine): Aria 2
DON QUIXOTE (P.Bart/Petipa): Basilio
CINDERELLA (B.Stevenson): Prince
BLAC CAKE (H.van Manen): 2. pas de deux
THE NUTCRACKER (W.Eagling and T.van Schayk): Prince
SERENADE (G.Balanchine): SOLO
FOUR HANDS (L.Berdo): SOLO duet
RAYMONDA (A.-M.Holmes and K.McKenzie/Petipa): Jean de Brienne
POLACCA (A.Laerkesen): SOLO
SWAN LAKE (R.van Dantzig/M.Petipa-L.Ivanov): Prince Siegfried
ANNA KARENINA (A.Ratmansky): Vronski
THE SEAGULL (J.Neumeier): Trigorin
NAPOLI (A.Bournonville): Gennaro
DIVERTIMENTO 15 (G.Balanchine): SOLO
PRODIGAL SON (G.Balanchine): Prodigal Son
A MILLION KISSES TO MY SKIN: (D.Dawson): 1. SOLO Couple
PETIT MORT (J.Kylián): 4. SOLO Couple
ETUDES (H.Lander): SOLO
THE SLEEPING BEAUTY (J.Torres/M.Petipa): Prince Desire
SWAN LAKE (K.Greve/M.Petipa-L.Ivanov): von Rothbart
SCHEHERAZADE (K.Greve): Slave, Sinbad, Aladin, Lead Solder
ROMEO AND JULIET (J.Cranko): Tybalt
TARANTELLA (G.Balanchine): SOLO
and other
With Universal Ballet Company, Seoul, South Korea
SWAN LAKE: Prince Siegfried
ROMEO AND JULIETE: Romeo
With Ballet West in Salt Lake City, UT, USA
GISELLE (J.Kage/ J.Coralli–J.Perrot–M.Petipa): Albrecht
Teacher, Finnish National Ballet School, Helsinki Dance Institute &
International Guest Teacher
Anastasia Dunets, born in Sankt Petersburg, Russia, received her ballet education at the Vaganova Ballet Academy in Sankt Petersburg where she also completed her pedagogical training (bachelor’s degree).
In 1988 she had her first engagement as a ballet dancer at the Mariinsky Theatre Ballet Company in Sankt Petersburg, Russia. From 1997 to 2000 she was a ballet dancer at the Staatsoper in Berlin. From 2000 to 2012 Anastasia Dunets was a ballet dancer at the Finnish National Ballet in Helsinki, Finland. From 2007 she also worked as a teacher with Finnish National Ballet School and Helsinki Dance Institute.
EDUCATION
1980-1988 – Vaganova Ballet Academy (ballet dancer)
teacher N. Dudinskaya
2006-2009 – Vaganova Ballet Academy (teacher / bachelor’s degree)
teachers M.Gribanova, E.Kokorina
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
1988-1997 – Mariinsky Theatre, Sankt Petersburg, Russia (ballet dancer)
1997-2000 – Staatsoper Berlin, Germany (ballet dancer)
2000-2012 – Finnish National Ballet, Helsinki, Finland (ballet dancer)
2008 – Russian Ballet Stars Gala from around the world in Sankt Petersburg, Russia
Repertoire includes solo and main roles in SWAN LAKE, THE SLEEPING BEAUTY,
THE NUTCRACKER, GISELLE, LES SYLPHIDES, LA BAYADERE, RAYMONDA, DON QUIXOTE,
PAQUITA, LE SPECTRE DE LA ROSE, FOUNTAIN OF BACHTSHISARAI, LA FILL MAL GARDEE, CINDERELLA, ROMEO AND JULIA, ANNA KARENINA, THE SEAGULL, NAPOLI and other
In addition he has danced in ballets by a host of different choreographers including G.Balanchine, J.Cranko, M.Bejart, J.Kylián, J.Neumeier, P.Lacotte, P.Bart, O.Vinogradov, R.Nureev, M.Boldwin, H.Spoerli, S.Guillem, B.Stevenson, H.van Manen, W.Eagling, T.van Schayk, A.-M.Holmes, K.McKenzie, R.van Dantzig, U.Sholts, A.Ratmansky, D.Dawson and other
2007-2012 – Finnish National Ballet School (classical dance, pas de deux and repertoire teacher)
2007-2009 – Helsinki Dance Institute (classical dance teacher)
2011-2012 – Guest Teacher with Kirova Ballet Academy, Miami, FL, USA
Internet Resources
Official website “Ballet teachers Anastasia Dunets and Stanislav Belyaevsky”:
http://www.belyaevsky.com/teachers
“D&B Ballet Teachers” – Anastasia Dunets & Stanislav Belyaevsky in FACEBOOK:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/DB-Ballet-Teachers-Anastasia-Dunets-Stanislav-Belyaevsky/169826313068680
Biography
Anastasia Dunets was born in Leningrad. She received excellent choreographic training and danced in a children’s group starting at the age of five and was then admitted to the Vaganova Ballet Academy in Sankt Petersburg at the age of ten, where she had the great fortune of studying under the tutelage of Natalia Dudinskaya and Konstantin Sergeev. She danced many featuring parts under the guidance of Madame Dudinskaya, including the part of Summer in Sergeev’s ballet “Seasons,” pas de deux from “Sleeping Beauty” and “Venetian Carnival” and the grand pas de deux from “Paquita” for the 250th anniversary celebration of the Vaganova Ballet Academy in 1988. Anastasia also acted in several films about the Vaganova Ballet Academy and Natalia Dudinskaya as well as in the film-ballet “Carnival.” As a student, Ms. Dunets danced in the famed Mariinsky Theatre the part of Masha in “Nutcracker” with critics taking note of her superb technique and mature acting skills.
Upon graduation from the Vaganova Ballet Academy, Ms. Dunets danced in the Vaganova International Ballet Competition, taking home the 2nd place prize. She joined the Mariinsky Theatre ballet company in September of 1988, working with such acclaimed artists as Olga Moiseeva and G. Kekisheva. As a member of the Mariinsky Theatre Ms. Dunets toured internationally including Europe as well as the United States, Canada, Japan, Korea, Mexico, and other countries. With the Mariinsky Ms. Dunets worked under the guidance of balletmaster Oleg Vinogradov. In 1993 she acted in his film “Coppelia”, and in 1994 she played part of Sister in his staging of “Cinderella,” which was first performed in Japan. This role allowed her to demonstrate her fine comedic acting skills.
In May of 1997 Ms. Dunets accepted an invitation to dance for the German National Berlin Opera, where she remained until 2000. This productive time period was full of premieres and creative work with new choreographers such as P. Bart, P.Lacotet, U.Sholts, M.Bolduin and others.
Beginning in August of 2000 Ms. Dunets has been dancing in the Finnish National Ballet, joining by invitation of its famed choreographer and director Jorma Uottinen. Here she danced for the first time the role of Gamzatti in Natalia Makarova’s staging of “La Bayadere.” With the Finnish National Ballet in their 2002-2003 season Ms. Dunets went on to dance many featuring parts including a solo role in Ben Stevenson’s “Cinderella,” as well as in Wayne Eagling’s “Nutcracker” and Sylvie Guillem’s “Giselle.” She also performed mail role in the Anna-Marie Holmes/Kevin McKenzie staging of “Raymonda,” a unique collaboration between the Finnish National Ballet and American Ballet Theatre, a work which was premiered in New York by American Ballet Theatre one year after its FNB premiere. Ms. Dunets’ role of Raymonda was a technical challenge which she met to great critical acclaim.
The 2006-2007 season at FNB continued to bring Ms. Dunets fresh challenges and opportunities. She danced in John Neumeier’s “The Seagull” in the roles of Polina and Masha, receiving the PRO DANCE award for her role of Masha.
In 2008-2009 Ms. Dunets performed the great role of Arkadina during the Finnish National Ballet’s tour to Macau. The next season (2009-2010) led to interesting work with the choreographer Cathy Marston in the one-act ballet “Blood Wedding” taken from the work of Spanish dramatist Federico Garcia Lorca, a work created especially for the dancers at FNB. In this Ms. Dunets performed the role of “Mother,” a tragic role requiring formidable acting skills.
While performing Ms. Dunets has also honed her craft as a teacher and coach, having joined the pedagogical faculty of the Vaganova Ballet Academy in September of 2005 and receiving her diploma as ballet teacher, ballet tutor, and theatre repertoire coach in December of 2009. In 2006 she also began teaching and coaching in Helsingin Tanssiopisto at the Helsinki Dance Institute. She has coached students who have gone on to win major prizes in many international ballet competitions and join illustrious ballet companies (Maria Baranova was in John Neumeier’s Hamburg Ballet, now principal dancer in Finnish National Ballet, Elina Miettinen now in American Ballet Theatre, Suvi Honkanen now in Finnish National Ballet).
Ms. Dunets continues to perform on stage, teach young dancers, and coach talented students toward success in major ballet competitions. She works with students at the Finnish National Ballet and actively participates in ballet workshops, international competitions, ballet seminars and enjoys guest teaching and conducting master classes.
REPERTOIRE
With THE KIROV BALLET / MARIINSKY THEATRE (St.Petersburg, Russia)
SWAN LAKE : pas de trois
THE SLEEPING BEAUTY: Cat pas de deux, variation of Gold
THE NUTCRACKER: SOLO Snow
GISELLE: peasants pas de deux, SOLO willise
LES SYLPHIDES: prelud
LE SPECTRE DE LA ROSE: SOLO
FOUNTAIN OF BACHTSHISARAI: Panenke
LA FILL MAL GARDEE: pas de quatre
CINDERELLA: Sister
SIMFONI IN C (G.Balanchin): 1. part second SOLO
СOPELLIA: Girlfriend
ANNA KARENINA: Pas de six
DON QUIXOTE: Girlfriend
LA BAYADERE: Grand pas
PAS DE QUATR (L.Jakobson): SOLO
PAQITA : Variation
and other
With Deutsche Staatsoper Unter den Linden in Berlin
THE SLEEPING BEAUTY (R.Nureyev/M.Petipa): Variation
THE NUTCRACKER (P.Bart): Chinese dance
LES SYLPHIDES: prelud
SWAN LAKE: pas de trois
and other
With Finnish National Opera, Helsinki
RAYMONDA (A.-M. Holmes and K. McKenzie/M.Petipa): Raymonda
LA BAYADERE (N.Makarova/M.Petipa): Gamzatti
THE SEAGULL (J.Neumeier): Arkadina, Polina, Masha
GISELLE (S.Guillem/J.Coralli–J.Perrot–M.Petipa): Myrtha, SOLO willies
THE SLEEPING BEAUTY (J.Torres/M.Petipa): Carabosse
SERENADE (G.Balanchine): SOLO waltz, Russian dance
A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM (H.Spoerli): solo
THE SLEEPING BEAUTY (R.Nurejev/M.Petipa): Princess Florin
SWAN LAKE (V.Bourmeister/M.Petipa–L.Ivanov): Princess
STRAVINSKY VIOLIN CONCERTO (G.Balanchine): 1. Aria
DIVERTIMENTO 15 (G.Balanchine): SOLO
DON QUIXOTE (P.Bart/M.Petipa): Cupido, Girlfriend
CINDERELLA (B.Stevenson): Winter, Godmother
THE WOOD-NYMPH (X.-P.Wang): Nemesis
FOUR HANDS (L.Berdo): SOLO duet
THE NUTCRACKER (W.Eagling and T.van Schayk): Liza, SOLO snowflakes
POLACCA (A.Laerkesen): SOLO
SWAN LAKE (R.van Dantzig/M.Petipa-L.Ivanov): Pas de trois, Pas de six
ANNA KARENINA (A.Ratmansky): Dolly
STEPPING STONES (J.Kylián): SOLO
SECHS TÄNZE (J.Kylián): SOLO Couple
SWAN LAKE (K.Greve): Queen
NAPOLI (A.Bournonville): pas de six
BLOOD WEDDING (C.Marston): Mother
CINDERELLA (T.Kohler): Mother
ROMEO AND JULIET (J.Cranko): Lady Capulet
STANISLAV BELYAEVSKY
Teacher, Finnish National Ballet School, Helsinki Dance Institute &
International Guest Teacher
Stanislav Belyaevsky, born 1973 in Sankt Petersburg, Russia, received his ballet education at the Vaganova Ballet Academy in Sankt Petersburg where he also completed his pedagogical training (bachelor’s degree).
In 1991 he had his first engagement as a dancer at the Mariinsky Theatre Ballet Company in Sankt Petersburg, Russia. From 1995 to 1997 Stanislav Belyaevsky was a Principal Dancer at the Mariinsky Theatre. From 1997 to 2000 he was a Soloist at the Staatsoper in Berlin. From 2000 to 2012 Stanislav Belyaevsky was Principal Dancer at the Finnish National Ballet in Helsinki, Finland. From 2007 he also worked as a teacher with Finnish National Ballet School and Helsinki Dance Institute.
EDUCATION
1982-1991 – Vaganova Ballet Academy (ballet dancer)
teacher V.Semionov
2009-2012 – Vaganova Ballet Academy (teacher / bachelor’s degree)
teacher I.Trofimova
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
1991-1995 – Mariinsky Theatre, Sankt Petersburg, Russia (ballet dancer)
1995-1997 – Mariinsky Theatre, Sankt Petersburg, Russia (principal dancer)
1997-2000 – Staatsoper Berlin, Germany (soloist)
2000-2012 – Finnish National Ballet, Helsinki, Finland (principal dancer)
2002 – Guest principal dancer with Universal Ballet Company, Soul, South Korea
2003 – International Ballet Stars Gala in Seoul, South Korea
2003 – Guest principal dancer with Ballet West in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA
2006 – International Ballet Stars Gala in Shanghai, China
2008 – Russian Ballet Stars Gala from around the world in Sankt Petersburg, Russia
Repertoire includes main roles in SWAN LAKE, THE SLEEPING BEAUTY, THE NUTCRACKER, GISELLE, LES SYLPHIDES, RAYMONDA, LE SPECTRE DE LA ROSE, FOUNTAIN OF BACHTSHISARAI, DON QUIXOTE, LA FILL MAL GARDEE, CINDERELLA, ROMEO AND JULIA, ANNA KARENINA, ONEGIN, A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM, THE SEAGULL, NAPOLI and other
In addition he has danced in ballets by a host of different choreographers including G.Balanchine, J.Cranko, M.Bejart, J.Kylián, J.Neumeier, P.Lacotte, P.Bart, O.Vinogradov, R.Nureev, M.Boldwin, H.Spoerli, S.Guillem, B.Stevenson, H.van Manen, W.Eagling, T.van Schayk, A.-M.Holmes, K.McKenzie, R.van Dantzig, A.Ratmansky, D.Dawson and other
2007-2012 – Finnish National Ballet School (classical dance, pas de deux and repertoire teacher)
2009-2012 – Helsinki Dance Institute (classical dance teacher)
2011-2012 – Guest Teacher with Eifman Ballet Company, Sankt Petersburg, Russia
2011-2012 – Guest Teacher with Kirova Ballet Academy, Miami, FL, USA
Internet Resources
Official website “Ballet teachers Anastasia Dunets and Stanislav Belyaevsky”:
http://www.belyaevsky.com/teachers
“D&B Ballet Teachers” – Anastasia Dunets & Stanislav Belyaevsky in FACEBOOK:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/DB-Ballet-Teachers-Anastasia-Dunets-Stanislav-Belyaevsky/169826313068680
Biography
Stanislav Belyaevsky was born St. Petersburg, Russia in 1973. At the tender age of ten he was admitted to the famed Vaganova Academy. He studied intensively for nine years with the renowned ballet-master Vladilen Semenov. Under his tutelage Stanislav made his debut as the Youth in ‘”Chopiniana” and Albrecht in “Giselle” while at the Vaganova Academy. In 1988 Mr. Belyaevsky was chosen to dance in the 250th anniversary of the Vaganova School celebrating the unparalleled ballet training. The following year he represented the Vaganova Academy in its international tour to the USA, France, Germany, Holland, Iceland, and Israel.
Upon graduating in 1991, he joined the ranks of the world-renowned Kirov Ballet (Mariinsky Theatre) as a company member, following in the footsteps of such other dancers as Vaslav Nijinsky, Rudolf Nureyev, and Mikhail Baryshnikov. In his first season with the Kirov Ballet he danced the lead of Albrecht in “Giselle”. His nobility and elegance in the role made an indelible impression on audiences. This led him to perform all the major male roles in the company’s classical repertoire, including Prince Siegfried in “Swan Lake,” Prince Desire in “Sleeping Beauty,” the Prince in “Nutcracker,” the Youth in “Chopiniana,” the Spectre in “Le Spectre de al Rose,” Vaslav in “The Fountain of Bakhchisarai” and Colas in “Le Fille Ma Gardee.” Stanislav danced in Balanchine’s “Symphony in C” and in Boris Eifman’s “Cognition” to the music of Albinioni. He partnered many of the world’s most renowned ballerinas, including Altynai Asylmuratova, Zhanna Ayupova,Yulia Makhalina, and Ulyana Lopatkina.
As Principal Dancer with the Kirov Ballet, Mr. Balyaevsky always sought to develop and hone his creativity to its utmost potential. His collaboration with Oleg Vinogradov played a pivotal role in his creative development. In 1994 Mr. Vinogradov cast Mr. Belyaevsky as the male lead in the premiere of his new “Cinderella,” partnering with the charming Zhanna Ayupova. He went on to dance many other signature roles choreographed by Mr. Vinogradov and has appeared in films about Kschessinskaya and about the ballet “Cinderella.”
As a member of the Mariinsky Theatre Mr. Balyaevsky toured internationally including Europe as well as the United States, Canada, Japan, Korea, Mexico, and other countries.
In 1997 Mr. Belyaevsky was asked to join the German State Opera in Berlin. There he flourished working with such acclaimed ballet-masters as Patrice Bart of the Paris Opera Ballet. David Saterland cast him as the young King Heinrich in his ballet “The History of Pygmalion and Don Juan”. During his time there Mr. Belyaevsky was able to broaden his artistic horizons by performing many contemporary works. For three seasons in Staatsoper Mr. Belyaevsky worked with the renowned dancer and great teacher Oliver Matz.
In 2000, Mr. Belyaevsky was invited by Jorma Uotinen to join the Finnish National Opera as a principal dancer. Mr. Belyaevsky found he theater’s repertory enticing. While there he was able to expand his roster of leading roles to include dancing Lensky in “Onegin” by J.Cranko, Oberon in “A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ by Shperly, Albrecht in Sylvie Guillem’s “Giselle,” Prince Desire in Rudolph Nureyev’s “Sleeping Beauty,” George Balanchine’s “Violin Concerto” and “Serenade,” Basil in “Don Quixote,” and the Prince in Ben Stevenson’s “Cinderella.” In 2002 he was invited to dance the role of Siegfried in South Korea in Universal Ballet Company’s production of “Swan Lake.” After an impressive performance, he went on to dance Romeo in the world premiere of Oleg Vinogradov’s “Romeo and Juliet” later in 2002. Later that same year he attended the 1st Prague International Ballet Competition as a non-competing partner. At the event he debuted his own contemporary choreography, “Tango de Roxanne,” which enjoyed critical success. His partner in the competition, Seh Yun Kim, principal dancer with Universal Ballet, was awarded the Silver Prize.
In his third season with the Finnish National Ballet (2002-2003), Mr. Belyaevsky performed in Ben Stevenson’s “Cinderella,” Wayne Eagling’s “Nutcracker,” and Sylvia Guillem’s “Giselle.” He had the privilege of performing in “Raymonda”, a new piece choreographed by Anna-Marie Holmes and Kevin McKenzie for the Finnish National Ballet. It was a unique collaboration with the American Ballet Theatre that premiered a year later in New York with ABT.
Mr. Belyaevsky has also appeared as guest artist with the Korean National Ballet and the International Ballet Star’s Gala in Seoul, Korea. His creativity won him the award “ProDance”. He performed in “Giselle” for Ballet West in Salt Lake City, Utah, a modern staging of the ballet by Jonas Kage. The role allowed Mr. Belyaevsky to expand the traditional role of Albrecht that he had grown up with into a 21st century incarnation.
Highlighting Mr. Belyaevsky’s fourth season with the Finnish National Ballet (2003-2004) was performing beautiful and fiendishly difficult pas de deux and male variations by Anna Laerkesen to the music of Chopin. During the same season Mr. Belyaevsky worked with the renowned choreographer Rudi van Dantzi in his redacted version of “Swan Lake.” Mr. Belyaevsky appeared in International Ballet Stars Gala in Seoul, South Korea.
During the 2004-2005 season Mr. Belyaevsky danced the lead role in Patrice Bart’s new ballet “Tschaikovsky”. He he danced “Tarantella” at the Balanchine International Gala in Helsinki celebrating George Balanchine’s 100th birthday.
2005-2006 led to more opportunities for Mr. Belyaevsky. He explored new styles dancing the lead in August Bouronville’s “Napoli” and a contemporary duet in Jiri Kylian’s “Petit Mort.” Stanislav performed the role of the Prince in Ben Stevenson’s “Cinderella” with the Finnish National Ballet in Sardinia, Italy.
The 2006-2007 season was artistically and professionally fulfilling for Mr. Belyaevsky. He danced the role of Trigorin in John Neumeier’s “The Seagull” and that of Vronski in Alexei Ratmansky’s “Anna Karenina.” He found it particularly thrilling to develop and dance characters taken from the great Russian novelists Anton Chekhov and Leo Tolstoy. Mr. Belyaevsky performed in International Ballet Stars Gala in Shanghai, China.
Mr. Belyaevsky continued to expand his dance horizons the following season (2007-2008) by dancing the prodigal son role in George Balanchine’s ballet “Prodigal Son” as well as a very challenging solo in Harold Lander’s “Etudes.” He counts himself fortunate to have performed in other notable works such as “Four Hands” by Laszlo Berdo, George Balanchine’s “Divertimento 15,” “A Million Kisses to My Skin” by David Dawson as well as a newly redacted version of “Sleeping Beauty.” Mr. Belyaevsky performed in Russian Ballet Stars Gala from around the world in Sankt Petersburg, Russia.
Mr. Belyaevsky continues to grow as an artist. He recently danced the role of Von Rothbart in Kenneth Greve’s staging of “Swan Lake” as well as many roles in Kenneth Greve’s “Scheherazade” (Slave, Sinbad, Aladdin, and Lead Soldier). He also danced the role of Tybalt in John Cranko’s “Romeo and Julia”.
While performing Mr. Belyaevsky has also honed her craft as a teacher and coach, having joined the pedagogical faculty of the Vaganova Ballet Academy in September of 2009 and receiving his diploma as ballet teacher, ballet tutor, and theatre repertoire coach in 2012. In 2007 he also began teaching and coaching in the Finnish National Ballet School and 2009 at the Helsinki Dance Institute.
Mr. Belyaevsky works with students at the Finnish National Ballet and actively participates in ballet workshops, international competitions, ballet seminars and enjoys guest teaching and conducting master classes.
Mr. Belyaevsky brings formidable technique and physical prowess to the stage thrilling audiences with his artistry and noble characterizations. His creativity continues to bring him new challenges and opportunities, rising to the occasion with enthusiasm and superlative skills learned while studying at the Vaganova Academy.
REPERTOIRE
With THE KIROV BALLET / MARIINSKY THEATRE - (St.Petersburg, Russia)
SWAN LAKE: Prince Siegfried, pas de trois, Spanish dance
THE SLEEPING BEAUTY: Prince Desire
THE NUTCRACKER: Prince, Spanish dance
GISELLE: Albrecht
LES SYLPHIDES: The poet
LE SPECTRE DE LA ROSE: Ghost of a rose
FOUNTAIN OF BACHTSHISARAI: Vatslav
LA FILL MAL GARDEE: Kalen
CINDERELLA: Prince
ROMEO AND JULIET: Paris
ANNA KARENINA: Levin
SIMFONI IN C (G.Balanchine): 1 and 4 Part SOLO
THE SCOTTISH SIMPHONY (G.Balanchine): Two men SOLO
ADAGIO ALBINONI (B.Eifman): SOLO
ESMERALDA: Pas de deux
LA SYLPHIDES: Pas de deux
and other
With Deutsche Staatsoper Unter den Linden in Berlin
SWAN LAKE (P.Bart/M.Petipa-L.Ivanov): pas de trois, Spanish dance, Beno
LES SYLPHIDES: The poet
LE SPECTRE DE LA ROSE: Ghost of a rose
LE CONCOURS (M.Bejart): Ivy
THE SLEEPING BEAUTY (R.Nureev-M.Petipa): Bluebird
LABIRINT (M.Boldwin): Theseus
HISTORE DE PYGMALION AND DON JUAN (D.Sutherland): Junge Friederich
VERDIANA (P.Bart): Winter
THE NUTCRACKER (P.Bart): Prince, The harlequin, SOLO accompanying of the snow queen
LE LAC DES FEES (P.Lacotte): SOLO trio
THE SLEEPING BEAUTY (R.Nureyev/M.Petipa): Pas de deux
and other
With Finnish National Opera, Helsinki
ONEGIN (J. Cranko): Lenski
A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM (H.Spoerli): Oberon
GISELLE (S.Guillem/J.Coralli–J.Perrot–M.Petipa): Albrecht
THE SLEEPING BEAUTY (R.Nureyev/Petipa): Prince Desire
STRAVINSKY VIOLIN CONCERTO (G.Balanchine): Aria 2
DON QUIXOTE (P.Bart/Petipa): Basilio
CINDERELLA (B.Stevenson): Prince
BLAC CAKE (H.van Manen): 2. pas de deux
THE NUTCRACKER (W.Eagling and T.van Schayk): Prince
SERENADE (G.Balanchine): SOLO
FOUR HANDS (L.Berdo): SOLO duet
RAYMONDA (A.-M.Holmes and K.McKenzie/Petipa): Jean de Brienne
POLACCA (A.Laerkesen): SOLO
SWAN LAKE (R.van Dantzig/M.Petipa-L.Ivanov): Prince Siegfried
ANNA KARENINA (A.Ratmansky): Vronski
THE SEAGULL (J.Neumeier): Trigorin
NAPOLI (A.Bournonville): Gennaro
DIVERTIMENTO 15 (G.Balanchine): SOLO
PRODIGAL SON (G.Balanchine): Prodigal Son
A MILLION KISSES TO MY SKIN: (D.Dawson): 1. SOLO Couple
PETIT MORT (J.Kylián): 4. SOLO Couple
ETUDES (H.Lander): SOLO
THE SLEEPING BEAUTY (J.Torres/M.Petipa): Prince Desire
SWAN LAKE (K.Greve/M.Petipa-L.Ivanov): von Rothbart
SCHEHERAZADE (K.Greve): Slave, Sinbad, Aladin, Lead Solder
ROMEO AND JULIET (J.Cranko): Tybalt
TARANTELLA (G.Balanchine): SOLO
and other
With Universal Ballet Company, Seoul, South Korea
SWAN LAKE: Prince Siegfried
ROMEO AND JULIETE: Romeo
With Ballet West in Salt Lake City, UT, USA
GISELLE (J.Kage/ J.Coralli–J.Perrot–M.Petipa): Albrecht