Sugar Plum Fairy in Nutcracker photo Tobias Regell
Dancing Husan/Sugar Plum Fairy in Nutcracker December 1st and 17th at 3. And January 5th, 7th at 6:30 and 14th at 6:30 at the Royal Swedish Opera in Stockholm.
Nutcracker
Författararkiv: Nathalie Nordquist
Pontemolle
Pontemolle photo Markus Gårder
Dancing the role of Camilla in the recreation of the August Bournonville ballet Pontemolle. It was created in 1866, danced a couple of years and then forgotten, except for hand written notes by August Bournonville. Two Bournonville legends, Dinna Björn and Frank Andersen has from these notes recreated the ballet for us today. It’s history and present in one. And it’s wonderful. Pure dance joy. Enjoy!!
The ballet is part of a two performance evening called ’Distinktion’ at The Royal Swedish Opera, the second piece is a modern piece by Sharon Eyal.
I’m dancing in Pontemolle these dates: Premiere 21st of october at 7 o’clock and 25th of october at 7. 1st, 4th and 8th of november at 7 and 12th of november at 3 o’clock.
PlazaMagazine
Plaza Magazine nr 04 2016
Featured in the latest issue of Plaza Magazine, modeling Chanel Haute Couture in 10 different photos by photographer Thomas Klementsson.
Stockholm 59 North in Vitabergsparken
Dancing in the Piece ’Sans Sable’ by Joakim Stephenson in Vitabergsparken at Parkteatern, the 14th and 16th of August when Stockholm 59 North presents it’s world premiere of three new choreographies.
Gala Performance in Varberg 8th of July
Photo Mats Lindgren
Dancing Giselle and Le Corsaire in the Gala Performance by DanceEssens in the charming city of Varberg in the south of Sweden the 8th of July. For more info and tickets: VisitVarberg
Bergmanfestival 1st and 2nd of July
Dancing the role of Elisabeth in the new creation ’Persona’ by choreographer Joakim Stephenson in the Bergman festival on Fårö the 1st and 2nd of July. Four choreographers have been invited to create an evening of dance ’Bergmans voice through the choreographers eye’. Through free interpretation of Ingmar Bergmans films and scripts, with focus on relationships and the transformation of spoken word into movement. The performance will be filmed for Swedish Television
For more info and tickets: Bergmanveckan
Dying Swan in Hagaparken 6th of June
25000 in the audience in Hagaparken.
Dancing the famous ’Dying Swan’ with music by Camille Saint-Saëns, live harp and cello, in Hagaparken the 6th of June when the Royal Opera celebrates the National Day with dance, opera, song and music. Bring a pick-nick basket and come join us, free entrance, art for all!
Short video from rehearsal :IMG_3916
Dance Month on Swedish Television
Kulturstudion
’Expert’ commentator together with Malin Jacobson Båth and Jerome Marchand on the topic ’Swanlake’ on SVT channel 2 in ’Kulturstudion’ the evening of the 7th of May.
Chanel
Chanel PàP 16/17
Chanel flew me to Paris, dressed me à la Coco, and invited me to see the pret à porter 2016/17 fashion show ’front row only’ by Karl Lagerfeld at Grand Palais. I was honored and grateful to be chosen as a ”Swedish Ambassador” and in May Chanel will open it’s first store in Sweden in Stockholm on Birger Jarlsgatan 7.
Reviews
Odette/Odile in Swanlake with the Royal Swedish Ballet
”She embodies the romantic ideal woman, vulnerable and with melancholic pleading arms… That she masters an entirely different aspect as well is seen in her convincing portrayal of Odile she dances a modern ”femme fatale”, unbeatable! – Svenska Dagbladet
Solveig in Per Gynt with the Royal Swedish Ballet
”Nathalie Nordquist, a loving Solveig, has the ability to hold the stage both in dance and in stillness” – Dance Europe
Cinderella in Cinderella (Cendrillon) with the Monte-Carlo Ballet.
Although there was only one dysfunctional family, it resembled ”Romeo and Juliet” in the youthful exuberance of the duets between the good-natured Cinderella (suitably danced barefoot by a lovely Nathalie Nordquist) and The Prince (a passionate Asier Uriagereka), who were, in this case, guided toward each other by the Fairy Godmother. -Pittsburg Post-Gazette
Hermia in A Midsummernight’s Dream (Le Songe) with the Monte-Carlo Ballet.
The scenes with the Athenians are the most academically ”balletic,” and there are some lovely moments. When the Duke takes Hermia — the exquisite Nathalie Nordquist– from Lysander, he literally peels her away limb by limb. -The Ottawa Citizen
Olga in Onegin with the Royal Swedish Ballet.
”Nathalie Nordquists Olga, is as exquisite as cherry blossoms, light as a birch leaf. Glittering, quick to mischief.” -Svenska Dagbladet
Isolde in Tristan with The Royal Swedish Ballet.
”The feelings are present in a breathtakingly beautiful pas de deux… Isolde by Nathalie Nordquist is excellent.” – Uppsala Nya Tidning
Bluebird Pas de Deux in Sleeping Beauty with the Royal Swedish Ballet.
”Nathalie Nordquist, a young dancer, who seems incapable of putting a foot wrong, was glorious in the Blue Bird Pas de Deux.” -Dance Europe
Artifact Suite with the Royal Swedish Ballet
”In the duets Nathalie Nordquist and Arsen Mehrabyan shine!” -Svenska Dagbladet