1984
Orfeo ed Euridice by C.W. von Gluck, Marymount
Manhattan Theater, New York City with James Richman
conducting Concert Royal
OPERA CHOREOGRAPHY ONLY:
2007
Armide, music by Jean Baptiste Lully at the Clarice
Smith Performing Arts Center in College Park, Maryland Opera
Lafayette Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Ryan Brown.
Zelindor, roi des Sylphes, music by Francois
Francoeur and Rebel at the Rose Theater in Lincoln Center,
New York City with Opera Lafayette Orchestra and Chorus
conducted by Ryan Brown.
2006
Idomeneo
by W.A. Mozart, University of Maryland, commissioned by
Opera Lafayette, Ryan Brown conducting
2004
Prometheus by Jonathan Dawe, world premiere of
contemporary opera, Gugenheim Museum, New York City
2002
Le Pouvoir de L’Amour by Nicholas P. Royer, 3 acts,
commissioned by Oberlin College (US premiere)
Orphée et Euridyce by C.W.
Gluck, University of Maryland commissioned by Opera
Lafayette, Ryan Brown conducting
2001
Zephire, an acte de ballet by J.P.Rameau, Catskill
Mountain Foundation, Hunter, NY James Richman conducting
Les Arts Florissants by
Charpentier, new solo choreography commissioned by Opera
Lafayette, Washington, DC.
Rigoletto by Verdi,
choreography, The Dallas Opera, Dallas, Texas
2000
Acis et
Galathee by Jean Baptiste Lully, The Violins of
Lafayette, French Embassy in Washington, D.C., featuring
tenor Jean-Paul Fouchecourt
Julius Caesar by George
Frederick Handel, The Washington Opera, Kennedy Center,
William Crutchfield conducting
Dido and Aeneas by Purcell,
new choreography arranged for the Opera Division at the
University of North Texas in Denton, Texas
1999
Ascanio in Alba, Mozart, Kennedy Center, Christopher
Hogwood conducting the National Symphony Orchestra.
Washington D.C.
1998
Les Sauvages Suite, by Jean Philippe Rameau, Lincoln
Center, New York City with James Richman conducting Concert
Royal
Dido and Aeneas by Purcell,
new choreography for 57 children of the Children's Chorus of
San Antonio, in Texas
1997
Les Indes Galantes Suite, music by Jean Philippe
Rameau, the New World Symphony, Miami Beach, Florida
conducted by Nicholas McGegan
1995
Ariodante, music by G. F.Handel, conducted by
Nicholas McGegan, Goettingen International Handel Festival,
Germany
Indian Queen (Purcell) Handel
and Haydn Society, Boston and The Barbican in London,
conducted by Christopher Hogwood
1993
Le Nozze di Figaro (Mozart), with John Eliot
Gardiner, Theatro San Carlos, Lisbon, Portugal; Théâtre de
Chatelet, Paris, France
Acis and Galatea (Handel)
with Opera Antica, Palm Beach, Florida
1992
Eracula
(Scarlatti), SUNY Purchase, New York
1991
Le Temple de la Gloire (Rameau) Florence Gould Hall,
New York City conducted by James Richman with Concert Royal
1990
Orfeo (Monteverdi), Carmel Bach Festival, California
conducted by Sandor Salgo
Dido and Aeneas (Purcell),
Opera Antica, Palm Beach, Florida conducted by Judith Norrel
1989
Le Devin du Village (Jean-Jacques Rousseau), Florence
Gould Hall, New York City, James Richman conducting Concert
Royal
1988
Il Sant'Alessio (Stefano Landi), E. Nakamichi Baroque
Festival, Los Angeles, Prologue and 3 acts conducted by
Nicholas McGegan
1987
Apollon, La Nuit et Comus (Nicolas Bernier), New
York University Theater
1986
Scylla et Glaucus (Jean-Marie Leclair), Opera de
Lyon, Prologue and 5 acts, conducted by John Eliot Gardiner
and featuring Howard Crook
Les Arts Florissants (Charpentier),
Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C. Les Fêtes
d'Hébé (Rameau), E. Nakamichi Baroque Festival, Los
Angeles, Opera-Ballet in three acts conducted by James
Richman with Concert Royal
1983
Hippolyte et Aricie (Rameau), Festival
d'Aix-en-Provence and Opéra de Lyon Prologue and 5 acts;
broadcast on European television, conducted by John Eliot
Gardiner and starring Jessye Norman
Il Pastor Fido (Handel),
Castle Hill Early Music Festival, Massachusetts and
Marymount Manhattan Theater, New York City with Concert
Royal conducted by James Richman
Terpsicore (Handel), Prologue
for Il Pastor Fido (created by Handel for Marie Salle
in 1735) Castle Hill Early Music Festival, Massachusetts
with Concert Royal conducted by James Richman
1982
Les Boréades (Rameau), Festival d'Aix-en-Provence and
Opéra de Lyon (world premiere) Prologue and 5 acts,
conducted by John Eliot Gardiner
"Prologue" and "Les Incas
de Pérou" (from Rameau's Les Indes Galantes),
Concert Royal, Pace University, New York City
Pygmalion, by J.PRameau,
l'Institut de Musique et Danse Anciennes de l'Isle de
France, Théâtre de Paris, Grand Théâtre de Versailles;
broadcast on French television
1980
Pygmalion by J.P.Rameau, James Richman
conducting Concert Royal, Pace University Theater, New York
City
1978
Dioclesian (Purcell), Castle Hill Early Music
Festival, Massachusetts
Armide (Jean-Baptiste Lully),
Prince Georges County Opera, Baltimore
1977
La Danse (Rameau), Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center,
New York City with Concert Royal conducted by James Richman
ONE ACT PLAYS (wrote script,
choreographed the dances and directed)
1998
With Sword Drawn He Danced, or the Education of a
Gentleman, The Baroque Ballet Workshop, Jarvis
Conservatory, Napa, California
1997
As You Wish, Madame, The Baroque Ballet Workshop,
Jarvis Conservatory, Napa, California
1996
Voltaire's Temple of Glory, The Baroque Ballet
Workshop, Jarvis Conservatory, Napa, California
1995
The Pleasures of the Dance, The Baroque Ballet
Workshop, Jarvis Conservatory, Napa, California.
1994
Baroque Journey, Lincoln Center Institute, New York
City, 35 perf. for grades k-12
CHOREOGRAPHY ONLY FOR PLAYS:
2004
Prince of Haiti, King of Paris, by Kyle Siebrecht,
Miami, Florida
La Boite de Chocolats ,
a
commedia dell'arte work, written by Nicholas Jumara original
choreography by Catherine Turocy. World Financial Center
Winter Garden, NYC
1999
Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme by Moliere, TheatreWorks at
University of Colorado, Colorado Springs
1996
Dances for Moliere's Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme, music
by Lully, San Antonio Symphony
1984
Les Précieuses Ridicules by Marivaux, Théâtre du
Nombre d'Or, Nantes, France
1983
La Double Inconstance by Marivaux, Théâtre du Nombre
d'Or, Nantes, France
La Meprise by Marivaux,
Théâtre du Nombre d'Or, Nantes, France
1979
Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme (Molière), State University
of New York, Purchase, NY
BALLETS:
2007
Pygmalion, a ballet pantomime with music by Jean
-Joseph Mouret at Cornell University with NYSBaroque and
Petits Violins from Cornell
Chaconne comique, (choreography assisted by Sarah
Edgar) with music by Jean -Joseph Mouret at Cornell
University with NYSBaroque and Petits Violins from Cornell
Prelude, a modern dance choreographed for the NYBDC
Points of Departure, a contemporary concert at the Mark
Morris Dance Center in Brooklyn, New York
Caprice, a modern dance choreographed for the NYBDC
Points of Departure, a contemporary concert at the Mark
Morris Dance Center in Brooklyn, New York
2006
Yankee Doodle, music traditional, premiered at
Federal Hall in New York City
Dance Suite Weiss, music by
S.L.Weiss, premiered Baltimore, Maryland
2005
Les Caracteres de la Danse, duet version, music by
Jean Fery Rebel, commissioned by the Sansouci Music Festival
in Potsdam, Germany
Pygmalion, the ballet adapted
to music by J.P. Rameau, commissioned by the Sansouci
Music Festival in Potsdam, Germany
Suite from Ariodante, music
by G.F. Handel, commissioned by the Sansouci Music Festival
in Potsdam, Germany
2004
Splendour of
London , Purcell's Ayres for the
Theater,
with Apollo's Fire, the Cleveland Baroque Orchestra.
Jeannette Sorrell, Conductor. Cleveland Museum of Art, OH
Les Folies Francaises, music
by Couperin, World Financial Center, NYC
2003
Spanish Dance Suite,
with Mercury Baroque, Antoine Plante, conductor. Houston TX
Soirée
Baroque en Haïti,
with Concert Royal
James Richman, Conductor, Florence Gould Hall, NYC,
Choreography by Catherine Turocy and Marcea Daiter
2001
An English Picnic for Handel, collaborative
choreography for the Children’s Discovery Center in
Columbus, Ohio
2000
Dance Suite from Idomeneo by Mozart, Kennedy Center,
Christopher Hogwood conducting the National Symphony
Orchestra
La Follia, a duet, music by
Corelli, Oberlin College, Oberlin , Ohio
The Four Seasons by Vivaldi,
Lincoln Center Out- of- Doors Festival, New York City
The Haffner Minuets, Mozart,
Kennedy Center, Christopher Hogwood conducting the National
Symphony Orchestra, Washington D.C.
Les Folies d’Espagne, music
by Geminianni, Goettingen International Handel
Festival, Germany, Nicholas McGegen conducting Philharmonia
Baroque
Dance Through History, a
short children’s program for a solo dancer, the Dallas Bach
Society, Dallas, Texas
1998
The Tennis Match by Lambranzi, The Jarvis Theater,
Napa, California.
Divertimento in B-flat Major
by Mozart , the Kennedy Center,Washington D.C.,
Christopher Hogwood conductor.
L'Entretien des Muses by Jean
Philippe Rameau, Florence Gould Hall, NYC
Chaconne by George Friederich
Handel, Florence Gould Hall, New York City
1997
The Nutcracker (Act I dances), for the Chamberlain
Ballet, Dallas, Texas
La Cupis by Jean Philippe
Rameau, Oberlin College, Ohio.
The Dream, a duet version of
the dream of Ginevra from Handel's Ariodante, New World
Symphony in Miami Beach
Les Elements, music by Jean
Fery Rebel, Dallas, Texas (for the Dallas Arboreteum), video
production of the work to be released in 1998.
Les Folies Françaises by
François Couperin, Florence Gould Hall, New York City
La Pavane by Couperin,
Florence Gould Hall, New York City.
1996
An Italian Ballet, music by Monteverdi, Crystal
Charity Ball, Dallas, Texas
1995
A
Viennese Costume Party (Mozart) for the National
Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Christopher Hogwood,
Kennedy Center
1994
Bach Orchestral Suite #1 Florence Gould Hall, New
York City (6 dancers) and revised duet version for the
Academy of Ancient Music tour with Christopher Hogwood,
Tokyo, Japan
Bach Orchestral Suite #2
Florence Gould Hall, New York City (4 dancers) revised duet
version, Yokohama, Japan
Water Music (Handel) Florence
Gould Hall, New York City (6 dancers) revised duet version,
Tokyo, Japan
Coffee solo (Bach) Santa Rosa
Music Festival, California
Les Folies d'Espagne- a
tribute to S. Wynne (Marais) Berkeley Early Music Festival,
Ca.
A Baroque Journey, (a play
with dance) Lincoln Center Institute, New York City
A Contredanse (Mozart)
Kennedy Center, Washington, D.C.
1993
The Dancing Master (Mozart),Hogwood, Kennedy Center,
Washington D.C.
La Danse et Ses Plaisirs (Mondonville),
Florence Gould Hall, New York City Chamber Music Dances
(various composers) Florence Gould Hall, New York City
1992
Cinderella (various composers) The Susquehana Ballet,
New York
1991
Concerto Grosso Opus 6, No. 6, (Handel) Hogwood,
Handel and Hadyn Society, Jordan Hall, Boston
1990
Chaconne from Idomeneo (Mozart), Marymount Manhattan
Theater, New York City French Suite No. 5 (Bach),
Marymount Manhattan Theater, New York City
1989
Orchestral Suite No. 3 (Bach), Hogwood, St. Paul
Chamber Orchestra, Minnesota
1988
Les Eléments (Jean-Féry Rebel), Florence Gould Hall,
New York City
1986
Les Petits Riens (Mozart), Mostly Mozart Festival,
Lincoln Center, New York City
Est-il bon? Est-il méchant (Diderot),
Threshold Theater Company, NYC
1985
Gran Partita (Mozart), Juilliard School of Music,
Dance Division, New York City
Les Caractères de la Danse
(Jean-Féry Rebel), Duo version, Dance Theater
Workshop, New York City
1983
Les Caractères de la Danse (Rebel), solo version,
Boston Early Music Festival
A Venetian Carnival, dances
from the Commedia dell'arte after Gregorio Lambranzi
The New and Curious School of
Theatrical Dancing, 1716, Lincoln Center with Concert
Royal conducted by James Richman
1981
Harlequins, Gods and Dancers, concert of Baroque
dance reconstructions and choreography, premiered in London
at The Place.
1980
Concert Royal No. 8, Dans le goût théâtral (Francois
Couperin)
1978
Fasciculum IV: Impatientia (Georg Muffat), Concert
Royal, Merkin Concert Hall, New York City
VIDEOS:
2000
The Spirit of Eighteenth Century Dance, a Baroque Ballet
Workshop, Milt Wallace Videos, www.miltwallacevideo.com
1998
With Sword Drawn He Danced, or the Education of a
Gentleman, Princeton Books.
1997
Les Elements, the University of Oklahoma Educational
Arts Video
As You Wish, Madame, Jarvis Conservatory, Napa,
California
1996
Voltaire's Temple of Glory , Jarvis Conservatory,
Napa, California
1995
The Pleasures of the Dance, Jarvis Conservatory,
Napa, California
1989
Dance in Revolution, New York Public Library. Shared
lecture/demonstration with Elizabeth Aldrich focusing on
dance from 1725-1790’s in France. Includes reconstruction
from August Ferrere’s unpublished manuscript.
1981
Suite Fantastique, created in collaboration with Arc
Video, New York
1978-79
The Art of Dancing: an Introduction to Baroque Dance,
based on the treatise by the renown English dancing master
Kellom Tomlinson; is found in the collections of major
universities, schools of dance, and performing arts
libraries; Recipient of the "Dance Film Award, 1979.
TELEVISION BROADCASTS:
1998
With Sword Drawn He Danced, Satellite Arts Channel
1997
Voltaire's Temple of Glory, Satellite Arts
Channel
1996
The Pleasures of the Dance, Satellite Arts Channel
1994
Excerpts from Water Music by WNET and WNJN
1993
Le Nozze di Figaro by European television
1983-84
Hippolyte et Aricie by French National Television
Pygmalion by European
television
