Mimi Sai

Mimi Sai

(崔 美実）

Date of birth: 17 Mar

Gender: Female

Nationality: Japan

Based in Tokyo

<Performing Experience>

with The Tokyo Ballet Company 

Tam-Tam Et Percussion (choreographed by Felix Blaska) Etudes (choreographed by Harald Lander)

Giselle (choreographed by Jean Corali, Jules Perrot)

In the Night (choreographed by Jerome Robbins)

Petite Mort (choreographed by Jiri Kylian)

Romeo and Juliet (choreographed by John Neumeier)

Paquita (choreographed by Marius Petipa)

Swan Lake (by Marius Petipa)

The Sleeping Beauty (by Marius Petipa)

Nutscracker (by Marius Petipa, Lev Ivanov, Vasily Vainonen)

La Bayadere (choreographed by Natalia Makarova, Marius Petipa)

Don Quixote (choreographed by Vladimir Vasiliev, Marius Petipa) Bugaku (choreographed by Maurice Bejart)

Dances grecques (by Maurice Bejart)

Don Giovanni (by Maurice Bejart)

The Kabuki (by Maurice Bejart)

Le Mandarine Merveilleux (by Maurice Bejart)

Le Sacre Du Printemps (by Maurice Bejart)

The Ninth Symphony (by Maurice Bejart)

Petrouchka (choreographed by Mikhail Fokine)

La Sylphide (choreographed by Pierre Lacotte, Filippo Taglioni)

Swan Lake (choreographed by Vladimir Burmeister)

In the Middle, Somewhat Elevated (choreographed by William Forsyth)

International artists worked with

Ana Laguna, Eduardo Bertini, Elke Schepers, Gil Roman, Jane Bourne, Jean-Guillaume Bart, Jean-Marie Didiere, John Neumeier, Juichi Kobayashi, Kathryn Bennetts, Keisuke Nasuno, Kevin Haigen, Mats EK, Olga Evreinoff, Paul Boos, Piotr Nardelli, Pompea Santoro, Yannick Boquin, Yuka Oishi, Vladimir Malakhov, Vladimir Vasiliev

<Honors>

6th Prize, Japan Grand Prix 2009

2nd Prize, NBA Japan Ballet Competition 2010

3rd Prize, All Japan Ballet Union Competition 2010 

2nd Prize, All Japan Ballet Union Competition 2011 

6th Prize, NBA Japan Ballet Competition 2012

 <Training>

Tokyo Ballet School

Shiori Sano / Masayuki Morita / Ayako Hattori / Sayumi Araki 

Ballet Studio DUO

Yoko Tanaka / Emiko Hihara