Born: London

Trained: The Royal Ballet School

Joined: 2016; First Artist, 2023

Most enjoyable experience on stage: Returning to the role of Paris in Romeo and Juliet for my dear friend Beatrice Parma’s debut as Juliet.

Proudest moment on stage: Being the first male dancer to debut as the wicked fairy Carabosse in The Sleeping Beauty in over 30 years after former Director Sir David Bintley, David Yow and David Morse.

Most important role: The Southern Cape Zebra in 'Still Life' at the Penguin Café – it’s been a dream role of mine since I first watched the video when I was 11 at The Royal Ballet School, White Lodge.

REPERTORY INCLUDES

Carlos Acosta: Don Quixote (lead Matador)
Frederick Ashton: La Fille mal gardée, The Dream (Rustics)
David Bintley: 'Still Life' at the Penguin Café (Southern Cape Zebra), Cinderella (Prince's friends), The Tempest (Strange Fish), Aladdin (Gold and Silver), Beauty and The Beast (Birds, Court Beasts, Hunter Beasts), The King Dances (Virtues)
Ruth Brill: Arcadia
Michael Corder:Le Baiser de la fée
John Cranko:Pineapple Poll
Pontus Lidberg, Raúl Reinoso, Cassi Abranches: Black Sabbath – The Ballet
Kenneth MacMillan: Romeo and Juliet (Paris), Concerto, Elite Syncopations,Solitaire
Hans van Manen: 5 Tangos
Goya Montero: Chacona
Juliano Nunes: Interlinked
Didy Veldman: Sense of Time
Peter Wright: Coppélia (Mazurka, Czárdás, Call to Arms), The Nutcracker (Drosselmeyer, Spanish Dance, Arabian Dance), The Sleeping Beauty (The Fairy Carabosse, Rose Adage Prince, Fairy of Joy Cavalier, Wolf), Swan Lake (Baron von Rothbart, Waltz, Spanish),

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