Boris Nebyla
Boris Nebyla (born January 15, 1976 in Bratislava ) is a Slovak former soloist of the Vienna State Opera , dancer, dance teacher, choreographer and founder of the ballet school dancearts in Vienna .
Life
His father, Dusan Nebyla, was a solo dancer at the Slovak National Theater in Bratislava. Boris Nebyla studied at the Dance Conservatory in his hometown of Bratislava as well as at the Conservatory of the City of Vienna and at the ballet school of the Austrian Federal Theater .
In 1997 he became a semi-soloist at the Vienna State Opera, in 2001 he became a solo dancer at the Vienna State Opera under the direction of Renato Zanella and from 1993-2005 he was a member of the Ballet of the Vienna State Opera. As part of his engagement, Boris Nebyla made guest appearances in Japan , Spain, Belgium, France, Ukraine, Italy, Germany. As a soloist at the Vienna State Opera, he worked with Simona Noja , Greta Hodkinson, Eva Petters , Irina Tsymbal and Shoko Nakamura .
Building on his classical technique, he creates classical and modern dance pieces for opera houses and stages. These include the choreographies of the ballet interludes for the opening of the Opera Ball 2011, of "RE: Composition" for the Vienna State Opera Ballet School (world premiere June 26, 2011), and individual scenes from the "La Traviata" (Verdi) production by Jean-Francois Sivadier the "Wiener Staatsoper" (premiere October 9, 2011)
He also founded the ballet studio dancearts with his wife Simona Noja . With the appointment of his wife as managing director of the ballet school of the Vienna State Opera (September 2010), Boris Nebyla is the artistic director of dancearts .
He also founded the Nebyla Dance Company , of which he is the choreographer and director. Under his direction and participation, the works choreographed by him Seorsum, Solus, Beyond, Crossings and Schick / saal or My Heart in Your Hand were performed.
Nebyla teaches classical ballet as well as modern and contemporary dance in his ballet school and is a guest teacher and, since 2006, guest trainer at the ballet of the Vienna State and Volksoper and at the Impulstanz Festival Vienna.
He is married to the former first solo dancer Simona Noja , with whom he also has a daughter.
repertoire
His repertoire includes:
- Solo and leading roles in: Schwanensee, Raymonda, Paquita, Giselle, La Sylphide, La Fille Mal Gardée, Wolfgang Amadée, Spartacus in choreographies by: Kilian, van Mannen, Forsythe, Bienert, Zanella, Lacroix, Adler, Gervasi, Hölbling, Beil , Cavalari.
- Roles as Duke Albrecht in Elena Tschernischova's Giselle, Gustav and Josef in Renato Zanella's Cinderella, Companion of the Prince in Rudolf Nureyev's Swan Lake, Pas de quatre in Peter Wright's Sleeping Beauty, Bernard de Ventadour in Rudolf Nureyev's Raymonda, peasant couple in Elena Tschernischova's Giselle, Spanish doll in Juri Grigorowitsch's The Nutcracker, Mercutio and Benvolio in John Cranko's Romeo and Juliet, Young Lord and Beggar King in Kenneth MacMillan's Manon, title role and shepherd in Zanella's Wolfgang Amadé, Antoine Bournonville and Oskar in Vladimir Malakhov's Verdi Ballet: A Masked Ball, Poet in Josef Hasser's Poet Die Puppenfee, newspaper seller in Uwe Scholz's The Wonderful Mandarin, solo parts in George Balanchine's The Four Temperaments, La Valse and Theme and Variations, Hans van Manen's Adagio Hammerklavier and Black Cake, Jiri Kylián's Symphony in D and Petite Mort and in Renato Zanella's Empty Place , La Chambre, Symphony, Sacre, Alles Walzer, Idomeneo dances (Laus Deo) , Myth and Beethoven Opus 73.
Role creations
He created roles in Renato Zanellas Spartacus (title role), Aschenbrödel (summer) and Der Nußknacker (adjutant of the prince), Patrick C. Delcroix 'Silence sans reproche, Lukas Gaudernaks male and female, Nikolaus Adlers All the Rage, Form im Jetzt des Moments and Magic and Loss, Elio Gervasis Bagni di Luna, Saskia Hölblings Out.Of.Between and Peter Beils Moods.
Prices
- 1998: International Ballet Competition in St. Petersburg, “MAYA”: silver medal
- 1996: NUREJEW, Budapest International Ballet Competition, finalist
- 1996: Paris International Ballet Competition, finalist
- 1994: International Ballet Competition in St. Petersburg, "MAYA": Prize as "Most Elegant Dancer"
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Individual evidence
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Nebyla, Boris |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Slovak soloist of the Vienna State Opera, dancer, dance teacher and choreographer |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 15th January 1976 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Bratislava |