Carollina Bastos
Soloist
Carollina hails from Brazil and trained at the Ballet Academy of the University for Music and the Performig Arts Munich. She was awarded 1st prize at Seoul International Ballet Competition 2013, 2nd prize at Boston International Ballet Competition 2012, 1st prize at Conselho Brasileiro de Dança (Repertoire, Special prize 2013) and 1st prize as well as Best Classical Dancer distinction at Festival Internacional de Dança de Cabo Frio (2008-2013 ).
With the beginning of the 2016/17 season, she joined Bayerisches Staatsballett as a trainee, in season 2018/19 she became a corps de ballet member. In 2021 she was awarded the Bavarian Arts Promotion Prize for her outstanding artistic work in classical and contemporary ballet productions. Per January 1st, 2023, Laurent Hilaire promoted her to demi-soloist, and then, on the opening night of La Sylphide (November 22, 2024) to soloist.
(Information as of December 2024)
Roles and parts in the 2025/26 season
Myrtha and female solo "Pas de six" in Giselle (Peter Wright after Coralli/Perrot/Petipa)
Blake Works I (William Forsythe), as part of theWaves and Circles triple bill
Megahertz (Emma Portner), as part of theWaves and Circles triple bill
Princess Claire und Odette in Illusions – like Swan Lake (John Neumeier)
Effie in La Sylphide (Pierre Lacotte after Filippo Taglioni)
Olga in Onegin (John Cranko)
Manon Lescaut and Olympia inThe lady of the camellias (John Neumeier)
Bella Figura (Jiří Kylián), as part of the Common Ground triple bill
Cacti (Alexander Ekman), as part of the Common Ground triple bill
IMPASSE (Johan Inger), as part of the Common Ground triple bill
Grand Pas Classique from Paquita (Marius Petipa), as part of the Konstellationen multiple bill
Previous roles and parts
Effie in La Sylphide (Pierre Lacotte after Filippo Taglioni)
Gamzatti and Third "Shades" Variation in La Bayadère (Patrice Bart after Marius Petipa)
Princess Claire und Odette in Illusions – like Swan Lake (John Neumeier)
Stepsister Edwina in Cinderella (Christoph Wheeldon)
Myrtha and Pas de six Solo in Giselle (Peter Wright after Coralli/Perrot/Petipa)
Olympia in The Lady of the Camellias (John Neumeier)
Hermia in A Midsummer Night's Dream (John Neumeier)
Olga in Onegin (John Cranko)
Anna Karenina (Christian Spuck)
Autodance (Sharon Eyal), as part of the Duato/Skeels/Eyal Triple Bill
Bedroom Folk (Sharon Eyal), as part of the Paradigma Triple Bill
Bella Figura (Jiří Kylián), as part of the Wings of Memory triple bill
The Blizzard (Andrey Kaydanovskiy)
Borderlands (Wayne McGregor), as part of the Portrait Wayne McGregor triple bill
Cecil Hotel (Andrey Kaydanovskiy), as part of the A Jour Multiple Bill
Don Quijote (Ray Barra after Petipa)
Generation Goldfish (Charlotte Edmonds), as part of the Heute ist morgen Triple Bill
The Habit (Fran Diaz), as part of the Sphären.01 Quadruple Bill
Jewels (George Balanchine)
Kairos (Wayne McGregor), as part of the Portrait Wayne McGregor Triple Bill
The Nutcracker (John Neumeier)
Paquita / Grand Pas Classique (Marius Petipa)
Le Parc (Angelin Preljocaj)
Pictures at an Exhibition (Alexei Ratmansky), as part of the Passagen Triple Bill
Raymonda (Ray Barra after Petipa)
The Rite of Spring (Pina Bausch), as part of the Wings of Memory triple bill
Romeo and Juliet (John Cranko)
Swan Lake (Ray Barra after Ivanov/Petipa)
Shutters Shut (Sol León & Paul Lightfoot), a spart of the Sphären.03 Multiple Bill
Silent Screen (Sol León & Paul Lightfoot), as part of the Schmetterling Double Bill
Spartacus (Yuri Grigorovich)
Sweet Bones' Melody (Marco Goecke), as part of the Passagen Triple Bill
The Taming of the Shrew (John Cranko), as part of the Paradigma Triple Bill
Tchaikovsky Overtures (Alexei Ratmansky)
To get to become (Philippe Kratz) as part of the Heute ist morgen Triple Bill
White Darkness (Nacho Duato), as part of the Duato/Skeels/Eyal Triple Bill