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Ricardo Fernando |
| - | Ricardo Fernando is a ballet director and choreographer active in both Brazil and Germany. He began his career in 1993 as Ballet Director and Chief Choreographer in Bremerhaven, Germany. He has since led ballet companies in Hagen, Regensburg, and Pforzheim, presenting reinterpretations of classical ballets such as Romeo and Juliet, The Nutcracker, Giselle, and Swan Lake with a contemporary approach. His premiere of Romeo and Juliet in Hagen was acclaimed as the beginning of a ballet renaissance there. |
| - | He has also organized socially meaningful projects like the International AIDS Dance Gala, emphasizing the ballet company's social role, and has supported emerging choreographers by providing debut opportunities. Ricardo has built an international reputation through guest choreography engagements in countries including Japan, Brazil, Austria, Turkey, Switzerland, Italy. |
| - | Since 2017, he has served as Artistic Director and Chief Choreographer of the State Ballet Augsburg, where he continues to create and stage works such as Swan Lake, The Four Seasons, and Winterreise. He also founded the “New Comer” forum to encourage dancers’ own choreographic experiments and hosts an annual international ballet gala inviting soloists from around the world |
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| - | 〈Awards〉 |
| - | 2015 Recognition Award of the German Dance Prize |
| - | 2025 CISA Public Prize Awarded by the Theaterfreunde Augsburg for outstanding |
| - | ballet productions |