Igor Milos
Igor Milos was born in Zrenjanin (Serbia). He received his education at the Belgrade National Ballet School »Lujo Davičo« and the Academy of Dance of the state funded Mannheim University of Music and Performing Arts. His first employment was in 1999 at the National Theater Belgrad, in 2001 he was dancing at the Theater Koblenz, afterwards at the Salzburg State Theater.
Since 2002 he is a member of the Vienna State Ballet. His large repertoire comprises the title role and Lorenzo in Rudolf Nureyevʼs »Don Quixote«, Spanish Dancer in Rudolf Nureyev’s »Swan Lake«, Prince Gremin in John Cranko's »Onegin«, the Duke in John Neumeierʼs »Lady of the Camellias«, Thomas in Frederick Ashton's »La Fille mal gardée«, Theseus in Jorma Elo’s »A Midsummer Night’s Dream«, the Duke of Kurland in Elena Tchernichova’s »Giselle«, Andreas II. in Nureyev’s »Raymonda«, Mads Moen in Edwar Clug’s »Peer Gynt«, Colonel »Bay« Middleton in Kenneth MacMillan’s »Mayerling«, Magician in Maurice Béjart’s »Le Concours«, Carabosses's entourage in Martin Schläpfer's »The Sleeeping Beauty«, the mayor and Pas de bottes in Pierre Lacotte's »Coppélia« as well as, among others, parts in Jiří Kylián’s »Petite Mort«, Jorma Elo’s »Glow – Stop«, Jerome Robbins’ »In the Night«, Edward Liang’s »Murmuration«, András Lukács’ »Movements to Stravinsky«, Renato Zanella’s »Empty Place«, Hans van Manen's »Four Schumann Pieces« and works by Martin Schläpfer such as »Marsch, Walzer, Polka«. Furthermore, he took part in New Year’s Concerts of the Vienna Philharmonic in 2004, 2007, 2008 and 2010 as well as in numerous Opera Balls at the Vienna State Opera. His awards comprise 1st prize at the Serbian competition for classical ballet (1998) and scholarships of the National Theater Belgrad (1997/98) and the Birgit Keil Foundation, Mannheim (2000).
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