Choreographer
Anželika Cholina, born in Vilnius in 1970, began choreographing in 1991, while studying at the Moscow Theatre Academy (GITIS). Today, having become during her more than 20-years career one of the best-known choreographers in Lithuania, she continues her artistic work creating performances for the most prestigious stages in the country. A. Cholina was awarded the Kristoforas National Theatre Award for her choreography of the ballet performance "Medea" staged at the Lithuanian National Opera and Ballet Theatre (1996), and received the "Golden stage cross" Theatre award twice - for the dance performance "Othello" (2006), and for the dance performance "Anna Karenina" (2011).
The pupils of Vilnius Ballet School and Munich dance academy with great success presented A. Cholina's choreographic miniatures at the international ballet competitions in Lausanne, Varna, Moscow, Paris, Tokyo, New York, Stockholm, Munich and Helsinki. Choreographer is invited to create performances at different theaters – she created dance performance "The coast of women" (2008) (originally "Songs of women"), at State Academic E. Vachtangov Theatre, Moscow; 2 parts operetta "Madam Pompadur" (2010) at Kaunas State Musical theatre; 2 parts ballet "Barbora Radvilaitė" (2011) at Lithuanian National Opera and Ballet theatre.
Works
2011
2010
2010
2009
2007
"The Fantasy for Five Elements"
2006
"Othello"
2005
2004
"Bolero"
2003
2002
"Love"
2001
2000, 2003
1999
1998, 2004
"Carmen"