Marcin KACZOROWSKI
1982-1991 Roman Turczynowicz Ballet School, Warsaw
Scholarship from Minister of Culture and Arts for talented children. Performed as a student in: The Gate of Paradise, Sleeping Beauty (Piotr Gusiew), The Nutcracker, Mr. Twardowski, La Sylphide (Kirsten Ralov) and Cinderella (Oleg Winogradow)
Modern dance training at the John Cranko's School
1991-2002 Teatr Wielki, National Opera and ballet, Warsaw (soloist)
2002 Les Grands Ballets Canadiens de Montréal
Marcin Kaczorowski - photo John Hall.jpg Marcin Kaczorowski, Soloist "Theatre... the art of dance allows me to reach out to people across many cultures and dance itself can be a better interpretation of the truth than words." Origin : Warsaw, Poland Training 1982-1991 Roman Turczynowicz Ballet School, Warsaw Scholarship from Minister of Culture and Arts for talented children. Performed as a student in: The Gate of Paradise, Sleeping Beauty (Piotr Gusiew), The Nutcracker, Mr. Twardowski, La Sylphide (Kirsten Ralov) and Cinderella (Oleg Winogradow) Modern dance training at the John Cranko's School Career 1991-2002 Teatr Wielki, National Opera and ballet, Warsaw (soloist) 2002 Les Grands Ballets Canadiens de Montréal Awards 2000 Medal of the 200th Anniversary of the Polish Ballet from the Minister of Culture and Arts Repertoire Marcin Kaczorowski danced leading roles such as Jorgos in Zorba the Greek (L. Massine), the Pas de trois and the black character in Swan Lake (K Siergiejew and I. Muchamiedow), Albrecht in Giselle (A. Gridin), prince in Sleeping Beauty (J. Grigorowicz), Aramis in Three Musketeers (A. Prokovsky), Benvolio in Romeo and Juliet and Mahler-Faust in Symphony No. 8 by G. Mahler (E. Wesoloski), He in Landscape by Night (H. Chojnacka), Escamillio in Carmen (Mats Ek), Jean in Miss Juliet (B. Cullberg), Priest in Romeo and Juliet (Jean-Christophe Maillot), King Florestan in Sleeping Beauty (Mats Ek), and the King in Leonce and Lena (Christian Spuck). He also performed in La Gitana (P. Lacotte), Lost Paradise (K. Penderecki), Kindertotenlieder (E. Piorun), Symphony No. 3 by H. Gorecki (K. Pastor), Polish Triptych, The Seven Deadly Sins and The Rite of Spring (E. Wesoloski), La Dolce Vita (Z. Rudnicka), Gloria (Kenneth Mac Millan), The Queen of Spades (Kim Brandstrup), Apartment (Mats Ek), Noces, Cinderella and The Rite of Spring (Stijn Celis), Stepping Stones, Six Dances, Forgotten Land, Bella Figura (Jiřĺ Kylian), The Nutcracker (Fernand Nault), Minus One, Black Milk, Danz, Kaamos, Arbos et Perpetuum (Ohad Naharin), the 2nd and 4th movements in Episodes (George Balanchine), Prism (Helgi Tomasson), TooT (Didy Veldman), The Beast and the Beauty (K. Belarbi), Four Seasons and Cantata (Mauro Bigonzetti), Searching for Home (Stephan Thoss), among many others, as well as operas. Marcin Kaczorowski has also been invited to dance by the Teatro Nuovo Torino in Italy (Zorba the Greek with R. Paganini) and by Theatre Bolshoï in Moscow (Carmen / Solo for two with Ana Laguna).
2000 Médaille commémorant le 200e anniversaire du Polish Ballet, ministère de la Culture et des Arts
