Eleonora Dal Pos
Biography
Eleonora Dal Pos is an Italian dancer known for her precision, artistry, and unwavering dedication to her craft. She began her formal training at the prestigious La Scala Theatre Ballet Academy in Milan, where she studied for five years, completing her education in 2024. Her curriculum included classical ballet, repertoire, contemporary dance, jazz, character dance, and pas de deux, providing her with a versatile foundation for her professional career.
During her time at the academy, Eleonora participated in numerous productions, including roles in The Nutcracker (Friend of Clara, Pas de Trois), Cinderella (Spring Dance Soloist, Ball Guest, Stepsister), and Serenade by George Balanchine. She also performed in La Gioconda at the La Scala Theatre, showcasing her skills in "Dance of the Hours," choreographed by Frédéric Olivieri. These performances reflect her ability to bring both classical and contemporary works to life on stage.
Eleonora has further refined her artistry through collaborations with renowned choreographers and coaches such as Patricia Neary, Alessandra Ferri, and Russell Maliphant. She has taken part in prestigious workshops, including the Bolshoi Ballet Academy Summer Program, where she deepened her understanding of Russian ballet traditions, and intensive programs at the Dance Center Rosella Hightower in Cannes.
With her passion for movement and creativity, Eleonora’s dedication to artistic growth continues to fuel her journey as a performer. Her commitment to excellence and her ability to adapt to diverse styles make her a promising talent in the world of dance.
Updated 12/2024