Alban Lendorf Principal Dancer of The Royal Danish Ballet Dance Open: 2015

Born in Copenhagen, trained at the Royal Danish Ballet School, upon graduation joined the corps de ballet at the Royal Danish Ballet, where he was appointed a soloist in 2010. Appointed a Principal Dancer, Alban Lendorf danced leading roles of the company’s repertoire, equally successful in dancing academic roles in ballets by the classics of the XX century like George Balanchine and Frederick Ashton and in contemporary pieces by Christopher Wheeldon, Alexey Ratmansky, Louise Midjord, Kim Brandstrup and Thomas Lund. At the moment he is a Principal Dancer with the Royal Danish Ballet, and a Guest Artist with the English National Ballet and the Moscow Stanislavsky Ballet Theater.

Gergerly Leblanc Principal dancer of the Hungarian National Ballet Dance Open: 2018

Studied at the Royal Ballet School in London from 2009 to 2010, then continued his training at the Hungarian Dance Academy. Winner of ballet competitions in Finland (2009), Switzerland (2009), Hungary (2008), and China (2008). Awarded the Gyula Harangozó Prize in 2017 and nominated Étoile of the 2016/2017 season at Hungarian State Opera. His repertoire includes leading roles in The Nutcracker, Don Quixote, Onegin, Romeo and Juliet, Anna Karenina, and Swan Lake.

Amanda Lana Dancer of the Royal Swedish Ballet Dance Open: 2018

A rising star of the dance world, Amanda graduated from the Princess Grace Academy in Monte Carlo in 2016, and was accepted into the company of the Royal Swedish Ballet. She performs a classical repertoire while extending her range in contemporary dance pieces. She is a regular participant in gala-concerts of international ballet stars.

Lucia Lacarra Principal Dancer with the Bavarian State Ballet Dance Open: 2010, 2011, 2013Dance Open Award: Grand Prix 2010, People's Choice Award 2011, Grand Prix 2013

Began training at the Victor Ullate Dance School, Madrid (1990–1994) and at the same time joined his company. She was a Principal Dancer of the National Ballet of Marseille Roland Petit and San Francisco Ballet. In 2002 she became a Principal Dancer of the Bavarian State Ballet. She won multiple international Ballet Competitions all over the world, she also performed as a guest soloist; and several films about ballet were made with her partcipation. Prize-winner at the Dance Open International Ballet Festival (Dance Open Award, 2010).