Nicolas
Le Riche
Jury member of Benois de la Danse
Benois de la Danse laureate
Benois de la Danse nominee
In 1993-2004 his repertoire is vast and includes the ballets by Vladimir Bourmeister and Rudolf Noureev, Vaziav and Bronislava Nijinski, Antony Tudor and Kenneth MacMillan, Jerom Robbins and John Neumeier, William Forsythe and Roland Petit, Serge Lifar and Piere Lacotte, Mikhail Fokin and Yury Grigorovich, Frederick Ashton, Mats Ek and George Balanchine. He was the first to perform at Paris Opera such balets as Camera Obscura (Roland Petit — 1995), Voila, e'est ca (Victor Ullale), Allegro bhliante (Balanchine), The Four Seasons (Robbins), IXe Symphonie (Bejart), Ancient Airs and Dances (Richard Tanner), Sylvia (Neumeier- 1997), Casanova (Preljocaj — 1998). Pas/parts (Forsythe —1999), Doux mensonges (Kylian — 1999), Ciavigo (Petit- 1999), Appartement (Mats Ek - 2000), Joyaux (Balanchine), The Cage (Robbins), Wuthering Heights (Kader Belarbi — 2002), О Zlozony/О Composite (Trisha Brown-2004).
He performed as Spartacus at the Bolshoi Theatre's Spartacus.
In 1995 he was awarded Benois de la Danse Prix for the role of Fabricio in Guepard by Roland Petit (Marcele National Bailet). In 2004 he won Nijinski Award (Monte-Carlo).
Nicolas Le Riche is Chevalier des Arts et Lettres. He staged the ballets RVB 21(2001) at the National Centre of Choreography, and Caligula (2005) at The Paris Opera.