Helgi Tomasson

Caprice (originated)

Don Quixote (Gamache)

Giselle (Wilfred, Servant to the Duke, and Peasants)

Haffner Symphony

Le Quattro Stagioni (Winter)

Nutcracker (Party Guests, Jack-in-the-Box, Spanish, and Russian)

On a Theme of Paganini

Prism

Romeo & Juliet (Paris)

Swan Lake (Aristocrats, Peasants, Russian, and Czardas lead)

Trio

George Balanchine

Allegro Brillante 

Brahms-Schoenberg Quartet

Diamonds

The Four Temperaments (3rd Theme)

Scotch Symphony

Serenade

Stravinsky Violin Concerto

Symphony in C (2nd movement demi-soloist) 

Symphony in Three Movements (demi-soloist)

Theme and Variations (soloist and corps)

Coppélia (Villagers and War and Discord corps)

Val Caniparoli

Ibsen’s House (Captain Alving/Oswald Alving in “Ghosts”)

Lambarena, (principal)

Tears (originated a soloist role)

John Cranko

Onegin (Lensky and corps)

Jiri Bubeníček’s

Fragile Vessels (originated)

Michel Fokine

Petrouchka

William Forsythe

Artifact Suite

Pas/Parts 2016

Alonzo King

The Collective Agreement (originated)

Serge Lifar

Suite en Blanc (pas de cinq and corps)

Annabelle Lopez Ochoa

Guernica (originated a principal couples' role)

Mark Morris

Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes

John Neumeier

The Little Mermaid

Rudolf Nureyev

Raymonda—Act III

Justin Peck

Rodeo: Four Dance Episodes

Arthur Pita

Salome (originated a Hostages' role) 

Yuri Possokhov

Classical Symphony

Firebird

Fusion

Magrittomania

created in Optimistic Tragedy (originated a Four Sailors role)

The Rite of Spring (soloist)

Swimmer (Waiters and corps)

Alexei Ratmansky

From Foreign Lands (German, Polish, and Hungarian) 

Chamber Symphony and Piano Concerto #1 in Shostakovich Trilogy 

Jerome Robbins

The Concert

Glass Pieces 

Opus 19/The Dreamer 

Liam Scarlett

Frankenstein

Hummingbird (Soloist and originated a corps role)

Christopher Wheeldon

Cinderella (Benjamin, Fates, Summer corps, and Courtiers)

Continuum 

Ghosts (soloist)

Number Nine

Rush

Within the Golden Hour (principal, soloist, and corps)

Renato Zanella

Underskin 

• Choreographed Redbird for Charlotte Ballet, Charlotte, North Carolina, 2018.
• Choreographed Otherness for San Francisco Ballet’s Unbound festival, 2018.
• Nominated for an Isadora Duncan Dance Award for Outstanding Achievement in Choreography for Ghost in the Machine, 2018.
• Choreographed Ghost in the Machine for San Francisco Ballet's 2017 Repertory Season.
• Choreographed Panorama for the San Francisco Ballet School Student Showcase, 2017.
• Nominated for an Isadora Duncan Dance Award for Outstanding Achievement in Choreography for Manifesto, 2016. 
• Choreographed Foragers for The International Competition for the Erik Bruhn Prize, Toronto, 2016.
• Choreographed Body of Your Dreams for the Rolex Arts Weekend, Mexico City, 2015.
• Chosen as one of seven artists in the 2014–15 Rolex Mentor & Protégé Arts Initiative, selected and mentored by American Ballet Theatre Artist in Residence Alexei Ratmansky.
• Choreographed Polaris for New York City Ballet, New York City, 2015.
• Choreographed Passengers for Joffrey Ballet, Chicago, 2015.
• Danced the role of Paris in the 2015 film of Helgi Tomasson’s Romeo & Juliet in the inaugural season of Lincoln Center at the Movies: Great American Dance.
• Choreographed Manifesto for SF Ballet's 2015 Repertory Season. 
• Choreographed Spectrum for the SF Ballet School Student Showcase, 2014.
• Choreographed In the Passerine’s Clutch for SF Ballet's 2013 Repertory Season Gala.
• Choreographed Stone and Steel for the SF Ballet School Student Showcase, 2013.
• Choreographed Spinae for the SF Ballet School Student Showcase, 2012.
• Choreographed for Le Martyre de Saint Sébastien for the San Francisco Symphony, 2012.
• Choreographed Timepiece for Assemblée Internationale at Canada’s National Ballet School, Toronto, 2009.