Lukáš Timulak (born 9 May 1979) is a Slovak dancer and choreographer, working in the Netherlands.
Early life and education
Lukáš Timulak studied at the Dance Conservatory in Bratislava (Slovakia) and Academie de Danse Classique Princesse Grace in Monaco.
Career
In 1997 he joined Les Ballets de Monte Carlo where he danced for three years under Jean-Christophe Maillot. From 2000 to 2010, he danced at the Dutch contemporary dance company Nederlands Dans Theater in The Hague, where from 2002 he was one of the leading dancers. Nederlands Dans Theater website At the NDT he worked on new ballet creations by choreographers like Jiří Kylián, Wiliam Forsythe, Mats Ek, Paul Lightfoot & Sol Leon, Hans van Manen, Ohad Naharin, Crystal Pite among others.
From 2001 he started choreographing. Most of his works since 2004 are in collaboration with designer Peter Bilak, who co-authors the concepts of the dance performances. Peter Bilak / modern dance Together they were subject of an exhibition ‘InLoop/EnTry’ in Stroom, Centre for Art and Architecture. Stroom Centre for Art and Architecture
In 2010, he collaborated with Ruben van Leer on ‘Instrument’, a short dance movie which premiered during Cinedans festival in Amstardam. Ruben van Leer website In 2011, he choreographed popular iPhone/iPad app Dance Writer. Dance Writer website
Works
2011: ‘A Place Between’, Dantzaz Konpainia Dantzaz Konpainia 2011: ‘Masculine/Feminine’, Nederlands Dans Theater 2 2010: ‘Eroica, Gothenburg Ballet 2009: ‘Urtanz, TODAYSART 2008: ‘Real Time’, Slovak National Theater 2008: ‘Offspring’, Nederlands Dans Theater 2 2007: ‘Bodily writing’, C-Scope, Regentes Theater, The Hague 2007: ‘Oneness’, Nederlands Dans Theater 2 2006: ‘I SAW I WAS I’, NDT 1, UpComing Choreographers 2005: ‘Due a Due’, C-Scope, Regentes Theater, The Hague 2005: ‘Twenty’, NDT 1, UpComing Choreographers 2004: ‘Dear Reader’, C-Scope, Regentes Theater, The Hague
Personal Lukáš is married to Italian ballet dancer Valentina Scaglia.
References
External links Lukáš Timulak's website Lukáš Timulak at ndt.nl Steven Heller, Dancin' Machine