Creations
with the Finnish National Ballet
•
Antonina in
Tchaikovsky
(
Patrice Bart)
with The Hamburg Ballet
•
Tamara Karsavina in
Le Pavillon d’Armide
and solo in Verklungene Feste
Repertory
with the Ballet de Santiago
•
Kitri and Dulcinea in
Don Quixote
(
Jaime Pintos)
•
Princess Florine and the Lilac Fairy in
The
Sleeping Beauty
(
Marius Petipa/
Ben Stevenson)
•
La Sylphide in
La Sylphide
(
Ivan Nagy)
•
Bianca in
The Taming of the Shrew
(
John Cranko)
and solos in
•
Nuestros Valses
(
Vicente Nebrada)
•
Theme and Variations
(
George Balanchine)
with the Finnish National Ballet
•
Gamsatti in
La Bayadère
(
Marius Petipa/
Natalia Makarova)
•
Aurora in
The Sleeping Beauty
(
Marius
Petipa/Rudolf Nureyev)
•
Kitri in
Don Quixote
(
Marius Petipa/
Patrice Bart)
•
Titania in
A Midsummer Night’s Dream
(
Heinz Spoerli)
•
Clara in
The Nutcracker
(
Wayne Eagling and
Toer Van Schayk)
•
Juliet in
Romeo and Juliet
(
John Cranko)
•
Raymonda in
Raymonda
(
Marius Petipa/
Anna Marie Holmes)
•
Odette/Odile in
Swan Lake
(
Marius Petipa,
Lev Ivanov/Rudi Van Dantzig)
•
Antonina Miljukova in
Tchaikovsky
(
Patrice
Bart)
•
Teresina in
Napoli
(
August Bournonville)
•
Masha in
The Seagull
(
John Neumeier)
and solos in
•
Violin Concerto
(
George Balanchine)
•
Rubies
(
George Balanchine)
•
Black Cake
(
Hans Van Manen)
•
Four Last Songs
(
Rudi Van Dantzig)
•
Four Sections
(
Ted Brandsen)
•
Oracle
(
Glen Tetley)
•
Polacca
(
Anna Laerkesen)
•
Forgotten Land
(
Jirí Kylián)
•
Stepping Stones
(
Jirí Kylián)
•
Petite mort
(
Jirí Kylián)
•
A Million Kisses to my Skin
(
David Dawson)
•
Viides sinfonia
(
Stefano Giannetti)
with The Hamburg Ballet
•
Morgane in
The Saga of King Arthur
•
Manon Lescaut and Olympia in
Lady of the
Camellias
•
Mathilde Kchessinskaya and Tamara
Karsavina in
Nijinsky
•
A Stepsister and A Foreign Princess in
A Cinderella Story
•
Aurora in
The Sleeping Beauty
•
Henriette/The Princess in
The Little Mermaid
•
Masha in
The Seagull
•
Marie in
The Nutcracker
•
The Angel in
Christmas Oratorio
•
Emilia in
Othello
•
Aschenbach’s Concepts in
Death in Venice
•
Sylvia in
Sylvia
•
Stella in
A Streetcar Named Desire
•
Eurydice
in
Orpheus
•
Princess Natalia in
Illusions - like “Swan
Lake”
•
Helena in
A Midsummer Night’s Dream
•
Effie in
La Sylphide
(
Pierre Lacotte after
Filippo Taglioni)
•
An Old Woman, 300 years old and The Chosen
One in
Le Sacre du Printemps
(
Millicent
Hoson, inspired by Vaslav Nijinsky)
•
Woman in Apricot in
Dances at a Gathering
(
Jerome Robbins)
•
The Ballerina in
The Concert
(
Jerome
Robbins)
and solos in
•
Requiem
•
Le Sacre
•
Jewels
–
Rubies (George Balanchine)
Awards
•
Konex Award 2009 (Argentina)
•
Edvard Fazer Award 2004
•
Gold medal at the Uruguyana Ballet
Competition 1992, Brazil
•
Gold medal at the Chaco Ballet Competition
1991,
Argentina
•
Jose Neglia Award 1990, Argentina
Guesting
In Spain
Don Quixote
with Angel Corella.
In Cincinnati, Faro, Bremen and in Italy.
Carolina Agüero’s Website:
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HARRIS THEATER
Hamburg Ballet Biographies
Born
4.11.75
in Córdoba. Argentinian
Education
Ballet School Teatro Rivera Indarte
Main Teachers
Jorge Tomín, Irupe Pereira Parodi, Teresa del Cerro, Olga
Ferri, Enrique Lommi, Liliana Belfiore
Engagements
Córdoba Ballet. Ballet Argentino. Ballet de Santiago (Chile).
Stuttgart Ballet. Dresden Ballet. Finnish National Ballet. The Hamburg
Ballet since 2006 as Soloist, Principal since 2007
ABOUT Carolina Agüero
