Aubert Entertainment Artist: Lior Lev -
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Lior Lev (choreographer & dancer)Aubert Entertainment Artist: Lior Lev
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Lior Lev (choreographer & dancer)
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Lior Lev is a successful choreographer and dancer.He has created ballets for Stuttgarts "Noverre", Augsburg Ballet, Israel and many other galas and benefits in Europe.Lior Lev's choreography is very strong, fluid and impressive to see.He has choreographed many different styles including classical or modern ballet and hip-hop.Lior Lev is also a dancer with the Stuttgart Ballet and dances many important solo and character roles.
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Lior Lev was born in Israel and studied for eight years at the Bat-Dor School of Dance, Beer-Sheeva with scholarships from the "America-Israel Cultural Foundation".At the Royal Academy of London he passed his advanced dance examination with "Honours".
After finishing his studies, Lior Lev was engaged by the Bat-Dor Dance Company and danced there a full repertoire with ballets from Hans van Manen, Paul Taylor, Lar Lubovitch, Nils Christie and many more.
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From 1991 to 1993 Lior Lev was engaged as a Soloist with the Scapino Ballet, Rotterdam.He danced there many solo roles such as, the Prince in "The Nutcracker Suite" from Armando Navarro, plus many other leading roles in choreographies from Nils Christie and Ed Wubbe.
In 1993, he performed as a guest-soloist at the Korzo Theater for the Cadance Festival in Holland, and also for the Suzanne Dellal Dance Centre in Tel Aviv, Israel.
In 1994 Lior Lev became a member of the famous Stuttgart Ballet in Germany, where he danced the solo-roles in ballets from choreographers such as, Hans van Manen, Marcia Haydée, Nacho Duato and Stephan Thoss.In the role of the Manager in Jean-Christophe Blaviers "Cinderella", he showed his great ability as an actor and in Roberto de Oliviera's "The Last Poem" he danced together with Richard Cragun the role of the Young Poet.
Since 1998 he continued to dance in Stuttgart under the direction of Reid Anderson in "Troy Game" (Robert North), "Ashes" (Daniela Kurz), "Quatro Danze per Nino" (Mauro Bigonzetti) and also the Duke Capulet and Tybalt in "Romeo und Julia", the Priest in "The Taming of the Shrew", Rothbart in "Swan Lake" (John Cranko) and also the Father in "The Lady of the Camelias" (John Neumeier).With the Stuttgart Ballet, Lior Lev also toured all over the world inlcuding such countries as Brasil, Korea, U.S.A. and Hong Kong.
During guest-engagement with the "Birmingham Dance Exchange" and "London Place Theatre" he had the chance to develop his choreographical ideas.In the month of July,1996 his first Choreography, "Tikva" was premiered by the Noverre Association in the Kammertheater, Stuttgart.
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Lior Lev also created two other Choreographies for the Noverre Association in Stuttgart, "Nigun" (1997) and "Gil" (1998).In 1999 he was engaged by the State Theater of Augsburg as Guest-Choreographer where he created his production, "Meymadim".
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Lior Lev has also created the ballet "Du-or" for the "Suzanne Dellal Dance Centre" in Tel Aviv, Israel, and the ballet "Mi-Ze" for "The Place Theatre" of London.He also did the choreography for a project from the "Film Academy of Ludwigsburg", entitled "Leicht wie ein Elefant" (in english - "Light as an elephant"), directed by Marina Kem.
In October, 1999 Lior Lev created a dance project with Bernard Karman of the Stuttgart Art Academy, which was combining the arts of dia projections with dance.
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