Elizabeth Mateer

Biography

Born in Boca Raton, Florida, Elizabeth Mateer trained at Fort Lauderdale Ballet Classique, Art of Classical Ballet, Boston Ballet School (summer program), Pacific Northwest Ballet School (summer program), and the School of American Ballet. She danced with Pennsylvania Ballet before joining San Francisco Ballet as a member of the corps de ballet in 2016. 

Snapshot
  • BORN 

Boca Raton, Florida  

  • TRAINING 

Fort Lauderdale Ballet Classique  

Art of Classical Ballet  

Boston Ballet School (summer program) 

Pacific Northwest Ballet School (summer program) 

School of American Ballet  

  • SAN FRANCISCO BALLET 

Joined the Company as a member of the corps de ballet in 2016 

  • OTHER COMPANIES 

Pennsylvania Ballet 

Repertoire - SF Ballet
  • ASHTON 

Marguerite and Armand (Maid of Marguerite) 

  • BALANCHINE 

A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Helena, Fairies, Divertissement Ensemble) 

Diamonds (Demis) 

Divertimento No. 15 (Allegro – Corps) 

Scotch Symphony 

Serenade 

Symphony in C 

  • BARTON 

Mere Mortals 
 

  • BOURNONVILLE 

La Sylphide (Reel Couples, Sylphs) 

  • DAWSON 

Anima Animus (originated) 
 

  • FORSYTHE

Blake Works I 
 

  • GARLAND

Haffner Serenade (originated) 

  • LANDER

Études (excerpt) | (Ladies in Black, Sylphides) 

  • LOPEZ OCHOA 

Broken Wings (Leaf Ladies) 

  • MARSTON 

Mrs. Robinson (Party Women, originated Ensemble) 

  • MCINTYRE

Your Flesh Shall Be A Great Poem 

  • MORRIS

Sandpaper Ballet 

  • NEUMEIER  

The Little Mermaid (The Sea, Passengers on The Ship, Wedding Guests) 

  • OISHI 

Bolero (originated) 

  • PECK

Hurry Up, We’re Dreaming 

In the Countenance of Kings 

  • PITA 

Björk Ballet (originated) 

  • POSSOKHOV 

“… two united in a single soul…” (originated) 

Violin Concerto (Principal Couple, originated Ensemble Couple) 

  • RATMANSKY

Chamber Symphony and Piano Concerto #1 in Shostakovich Trilogy 

The Seasons (Roses, Bacchantes) 

  • RHODEN

The Promised Land (Ensemble) 

  • ROBBINS 

The Cage 

Fancy Free (Pas de deux) 

Opus 19/The Dreamer 

  • SCARLETT 

Die Toteninsel 

Frankenstein 

  • TOMASSON

Don Quixote (Seguidilla, Gitanas, Fandango, Tall Driads) 

Giselle (Bathilde) 

Haffner Symphony (Soloist) 

Nutcracker (Mrs. Stahlbaum, Housekeeper, Gertrude, Party Guests, Queen of the Snow, Snowflakes, Spanish, Arabian, Mirlitons, Sugar Plum Fairy, Flowers, Rich Woman) 

On a Theme of Paganini  

Prism 

Romeo & Juliet (Harlots, Citizens of Verona, Ballroom Ladies) 

The Sleeping Beauty (Tsarina, Fairy of Tenderness, Garland Dance, Countess, Ladies of the Court, Nymphs, Polonaise) 

Swan Lake (Swan Maidens, Aristocrat, Peasant, Spanish Princess, Czardas Princess, Swans) 

Trio 
 

  • WHEELDON 

Cinderella (Stepmother Hortensia, Winter Principal, Queen Charlotte, Autumn/Mystery Corps, Spirit of Winter/Fluidity Soloist, Bird Ladies, Russian Princess, Courtiers) 

Repertoire - other companies
  • BALANCHINE

Agon 

Ballo della Regina 

Diamonds (Demi Soloist) 

Emeralds (Pas de trois) 

The Four Temperaments (1st Theme) 

A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Helena) 

George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker™ (Sugarplum Fairy) 

Raymonda Variations (Variation 6) 

Serenade 

Slaughter on Tenth Avenue 

Square Dance 

Stravinsky Violin Concerto 

Who Cares? 

  • FORSYTHE 

Artifact Suite 

in the middle, somewhat elevated (Principal) 

The Second Detail (Principal) 

  • KYLIÁN 

Forgotten Land (Pink Couple) 

Petite Mort (5th Pas de deux) 
 

  • NEENAN 

Carmina Burana 

  • PETIPA 

Giselle 
 

  • PETIT 

Carmen
 

  • RATMANSKY 

Jeu de Cartes (Principal) 

  • ROBBINS

Afternoon of a Faun (Principal) 

  • WHEELDON

Liturgy (Principal) 

Polyphonia (Principal) 

Swan Lake 

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