The Spider (2000)
My first choreography, which helped me to win many awards; still very popular on YouTube
Withdrawn
SAND
Full Moon (2001)
Performed by Dutch National Ballet on numerous occasions
The Naked Truth (2001)
Received a special recognition at the Serge Lifar IBC Choreography Division
Reality Conundrum (2004)
Won two awards at the Royal Ballet School competition in London
The Naked Truth (2006, adapted for duo)
A choreography about different phases of life
Kostadinka (2008)
Playful choreography based on Bulgarian folklore music
Etude For The Left Leg (2009)
Virtuous solo for a female dancer
With Out And Without (2010)
Dancers seeking their true self.
Maria y Angela Malagueña (2011)
A choreography inspired by Mexican female wrestlers
Subvocal (2011)
A choreography about contradicting moods and thoughts.
NUMBER 10, Waltz-ish (2014)
First dance from the Waltz-ish series
Duet for her… (2014)
The guiding power of the great unseen
Sinners’ Ball (2014)
The ball scene based on Bulgakov’s Master and Margarita
NUMBER 6, Waltz-ish (2015)
Drunk groom (solo)
3D Tango (2015)
Two tangos, three dancers
NUMBER 8, Waltz-ish (2015)
Bride finds the groom
NUMBER 9, Waltz-ish (2016)
Fresh love (duet)
Withdrawn (2017)
Widely praised. A new choreography that highlights people’s relationship with technology, obsession over social media, addiction to ‘likes’ and its influence on existing and newly formed human relationships. To be performed by the Dutch National Ballet Junior Company in 30+ theaters (2018/2019). A video of the entire choreography is available for (international) ballet companies that consider adding this piece to their repertoire, please contact me for more information.
SAND (2018)
Premiered at the Dutch National Ballet and featured at Lowlands Festival. Selected for International Draft Works 2019 (Royal Opera House).
A.I. (2018)
Premiered at the Dutch National Ballet and featured at Lowlands Festival. Performed at Ballet Royal Gala 2018 in Tallinn and selected for International Draft Works 2019 (Royal Opera House).
There is video footage available of most choreographies. Just click on the titles or pictures.