Elisabeth Vincenti

With the company since 2020/21

The Sicilian dancer Elisabeth Vincenti received her professional dance training at the ballet school of the Teatro dell’Opera di Roma, where she graduated in 2019. With the associated company in Rome, she performed in choreographies by Angelin Preljocaj, Patricia Ruanne, Mikhail Baryshnikov and William Forsythe, among others.

After joining Ballett am Rhein, she appeared as the Student in Flemming Flindt’s “The Lesson”, as Pumphutt in Demis Volpi’s “Krabat”, in “Der Nussknacker”, and in Roland Petit’s “Carmen”. She has also been seen in Marcos Morau’s “Le sacre du printemps”, Gil Harush’s “Don’t look at the jar”, and as one of the women in Neshama Nashman’s “Eine kleine Frau”. Her repertoire with Ballett am Rhein further includes Iratxe Ansa and Igor Bacovich’s “Moto perpetuo”, Jean-Christophe Maillot’s “Vers un Pays Sage”, Andrey Kaydanovskiy’s “Chalk”, Hans van Manen’s “Visions Fugitives”, William Forsythe’s “Artifact II”, George Balanchine’s “Die vier Temperamente”, David Dawson’s “Empire Noir”, as well as Richard Siegal’s “La valse” and “Boléro”.