Christopher Wheeldon

A master of movement and storytelling, Christopher Wheeldon, born in 1973 in Yeovil, England, has carved a unique niche in the world of cinematic ballet. His active years span from 1997 to the present, working primarily in the genre of dance, with his most acclaimed works being the ballet adaptations of "An American in Paris" and "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland," the latter earning him an Olivier Award. Wheeldon's authorial style is characterized by his innovative choreography, blending classical ballet elements with contemporary movement, and his ability to convey complex narratives through dance. On a personal note, Wheeldon's passion for his craft is palpable in every intricate step, every dynamic turn - he is not just creating dance, he is creating poetry in motion.