Martin Dvořák

Martin Dvořák

Martin Dvořák was born in Brno (Czech Republic) 1979. He graduated his professional dance education in 1997 at the Dance Conservatory in Brno and in 2013 his Masters Studies of Contemporary Dance Movement Research at the Anton Bruckner Privat University in Linz (Austria). He has worked as a dancer with huge range of dance style (neo-classical, modern, contemporary, dance-theatre) in following engagements or freelance projects:

Oper Graz (Austria), Theater an der Wien / Kammeroper Wien (Austria), Ich bin OK Dance Company (Austria), Tanz Company Gervasi (Austria), Staatstheater Kassel (Germany), Cie. ProART (Czech Republic), Fabulous Beast Dance Theatre / English National Opera London (Ireland/England), Ballet of Landestheater Linz (Austria), Tanztheater Homunculus Wien (Austria), Kulturforum Fürth/Nürnberg, Staatstheater Darmstadt (Germany), Ballet Vorpommern / Ostsee-Festspiele Greifswald (Germany), Tanzquartier / ImPulsTanz Wien (Austria), Dance Theatre of Tiroler Landestheater Innsbruck (Austria), Ballet Bern (Switzerland), Volksoper Wien / Tanztheater Wien (Austria), Magyar Festival Ballet in Budapest (Hungary), Ballet Prague - Prague Chamber Ballet (Czech Republic), J. K. Tyl Theatre in Pilsen (Czech Republic), Laterna Magika Ballet in Prague (Czech Republic), Brno National Theatre Ballet (Czech Republic).

He worked with more than 50 Choreographers: Nir Ben Gal, Elio Gervasi, Johannes Wieland, Chris Haring, Liz King, Jochen Ulrich, Catherine Guerin, Benoit Lachambre, Jiří Kylián, Stijn Celis, Felix Dumeril, Kaori Ito, Esther Balfe, Vangelis Legakis, Jo Strømgren, Jean Renshaw, Isira Makuloluwe, Michael Dolan, Pavel Šmok, Robert North, Libor Vaculík, Petr Zuska, Robert Balogh, Jochen Heckmann, Patrick Delcroix, Jean-Pierre Aviotte, Bruce Taylor, Petr Tyc, Georg Reischl, Michael Klien, David Terlingo, Nicholas Mortimore, Rose Breuss, Christophe Winkler, Lode Devos, Michael D'Auzon, Antonio Gomes, Ivan Markó, Nikolaus Adler, Gabriel Wong, Mei Hong Lin, Emma Murray, Anil van der Zee, Lazaro Godoy, Mani Obeya, Daphne Strothmann, Martin Gruber, Neil Paris, Vladislav Benito Šoltýs, Eva Klimáčková and Jan Březina on more than 90 works.

Since 2004, he is artistic director of International Workshop Festival of Dance, Singing, Acting and Photography – ProART Festival and artistic leader of ProART Company in Prague / Brno (www.proart-festival.cz). He teaches as well yoga, ballet for contemporary dancers, partnering, improvisation and modern and contemporary repertory.

Choreographer, Director, Author

In Vienna he became acquainted with new choreographic influences and overhead, which seeks to develop in his own work. As a young choreographer created two choreographies for Dance Theatre Antares ("Den Toten Der Heimat" - 2002, "Gabriel Lion" - 2003), in Vienna also collaborated on the production of "Der Verlorene Atem" - Schauspielhaus Wien and in Prague with Dance Conservatory. Since 2004 he works continuously as a choreographer. So far he created more than 30 his own choreographic works, which were also presented abroad (Germany, France, Austria, Italy, Israel, South Korea, Poland, Hungary, Slovakia, Portugal, Kenya, United Kingdom and Malta). Other collaborations with directors as: Brigitte Fassbaender, Rainer Mennicken, Matthias Davids, Karl Sibelius, Jean Renshaw, Karel Drgáč, Eva-Maria Höckmayr.

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