Tomasson

7 for Eight (Pas de deux)

Bagatelles (originated)

Blue Rose

Caprice (Pas de deux)

Criss-Cross (Schoenberg-Handel movement principal)

Don Quixote (Mercedes, Queen of the Driads, Gypsy Queen, and Kitri’s Friends)

The Fifth Season (originated)

Meistens Mozart

Nutcracker (Queen of the Snow, Sugar Plum Fairy, Arabian, and Grand Pas de Deux)

On Common Ground

On a Theme of Paganini

Prism

Le Quattro Stagioni (Autumn)

Romeo & Juliet (Juliet)

The Sleeping Beauty (Lilac Fairy, Fairy of Generosity, and Pas de Six/Diamond Fairy)

Swan Lake (Odette/Odile, Swan Maidens, and Spanish)

Trio (originated)

Tomasson/Christensen

The Nutcracker (Sugar Plum Fairy, Snow Queen, Arabian, and Mirlitons)

Ashton 

Symphonic Variations

Balanchine

Allegro Brillante

Apollo (Calliope and Terpsichore)

Ballo della Regina

Brahms-Schoenberg Quartet

Coppélia (Dawn and War and Discord soloist)

Diamonds

Divertimento No. 15

Emeralds 

The Four Temperaments (Sanguinic)

A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Helena)

Serenade (Waltz Girl and Angel)

Stravinsky Violin Concerto (Aria I)

Scotch Symphony

Symphony in C

Symphony in Three Movements (Pas de deux)

Theme and Variations

Who Cares?

Bintley

The Dance House (Pas de deux)

Caniparoli

Double Stop (originated)

Ibsen’s House (Nora Helmer in “A Doll’s House”)

Lambarena

No Other

Cranko

Onegin (Tatiana)

Elo

Double Evil (originated)

Forsythe

in the middle, somewhat elevated

Liang

Symphonic Dances

Lifar

Suite en Blanc (Cigarette solo and pas de deux)

MacMillan

Elite Syncopations

Winter Dreams (Masha)

Makarova after Petipa

Paquita

van Manen 

Variations for Two Couples

Marston

Snowblind (originated role of Zeena Frome)

McGregor

Borderlands

Chroma

McIntyre

Presentce (originated)

de Mille

Rodeo (Cowgirl)

Morris

A Garden (Pas de deux)

Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes

Joyride (originated)

Maelstrom

Pacific

Sandpaper Ballet (Pas de deux)

Sylvia  

Mrozewski

Concordia

Neumeier

The Little Mermaid (Mermaid and Princess)

Nureyev

Raymonda—Act III

Page

Guide to Strange Places (originated)

Peck

Hurry Up, We’re Dreaming (originated)

Rodeo: Four Dance Episodes

Pita

Björk Ballet (originated)

Possokhov

Firebird (Firebird and Princess)

Fusion 

Reflections

Ratmansky

Le Carnival des Animaux (Elephant)

From Foreign Lands (originated)

Russian Seasons (Red Woman)

Chamber Symphony and Symphony #9 in Shostakovich Trilogy

Souvenir d’un lieu cher

Robbins

Afternoon of a Faun

The Concert

Dances at a Gathering (Mauve)

Dybbuk

Fancy Free

In the Night (3rd pas de deux) 

Opus 19/The Dreamer

Scarlett

Hummingbird

Taylor

Company B

Thatcher

Ghost in the Machine

Tudor

Jardin aux Lilas (Caroline)

Wheeldon

After the Rain (Pas de deux)

Carousel (A Dance)

Cinderella (Cinderella, Stepmother Hortensia, and Stepsister Edwina)

Ghosts

Number Nine

Quaternary

Rush

Within the Golden Hour (originated)

Zanella

Underskin

Balanchine 

Apollo (Terpsichore and Polyhymnia)

Baiser de la fée

Concerto Barocco

Divertimento No. 15

George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker^TM (Sugar Plum Fairy)

Serenade (Russian Girl and Waltz Couple)

Symphony in C

Tarantella

Tchaikovsky Pas de Deux

Western Symphony

Who Cares? (“The Man I Love”)

Bonnefoux

Courante (originated)

Bournonville

Flower Festival in Genzano

Martins

Fearful Symmetries

Hallelujah Junction (originated)

Swan Lake

Neumeier

Romeo and Juliet (Juliet)

after Petipa

Giselle (Giselle)

Paquita

Rowe

Before You Had a Name

Rushton

Béla (originated)

• Received an Isadora Duncan Dance Special Award for “Many Faces of Giselle,” noting stellar interpretation of the title role, 2012.
• Awarded an Isadora Duncan Dance Award for Best Ensemble Performance in Balanchine’s Stravinsky Violin Concerto for the 2009 Repertory Season.
• Nominated for an Isadora Duncan Dance Award for Individual Performance for the entire 2009 Repertory Season.
• Awarded Denmark’s New Talent Prize as an outstanding apprentice at Royal Danish Ballet, 2001.
• Received Chautauqua Festival Artistic Director’s Award, 1997.

• Performed with Tiit Helimets and Company on tour in Estonia, June 2011.
• Performed with Damian Smith and other SF Ballet dancers throughout Australia, June 2010.
• Performed with M & Company in Koeln, Germany, January 2010. 
• Performed with Mateo Klemmayer and other SF Ballet dancers in six cities in Europe, May 2008.
• Joined Royal Danish Ballet in 2001 at age 15 as an apprentice, and at age 17, became the youngest dancer to receive a contract in the company’s history.
• Performed Snowflake and Flower in George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker with Pennsylvania Ballet, December 1999.
• Performed Sugar Plum Fairy in George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker with Irving Ballet in Texas, December 1998.