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2009 -
Argentina, performances with the Astor Piazzolla
Orchestra. Star of off-Broadway
production "Argentina Passionate", part of the
New York Musical Comedy Festival, under
the direction of Roi "Bubi" Escudero.
2008 -
Italy, Summer Festival Tour, "Ruben Celiberti's Amazing
Tango Show" with orchestra and corps de ballet.
Buenos Aires, "Ruben Celiberti in Concert" - four week
sold-out engagement.
2007 - New York,
off-Broadway production at Julia Miles Theatre,
"Splendid Serendipity" sponsored by Olive Films.
Buenos Aires, Teatro Colosseo, critically acclaimed
performance of "Passione". Buenos Aires,
La Casona Del Teatro, extended run (ten
months) of original production "Italia Mia". Production
then traveled to Lima,
Peru.
2006 -
Argentina, thirty performances of "Esplendida" - a new
production featuring music, song, and ballet.
Television Appearance, "Badia '06"
showcasing Ruben Celiberti in song, music, and
dance. ", Buenos Aires.
2005 - Italy, Balletto di
Milano - choreographer and principle dancer for
“1900: da Gershwin a Ravel” and “Amor de Tango –
Bolero”. Toured Italy and Switzerland with these
two original productions.
2004 –
Buenos Aires, Centro Cultural Borges,
"Celiberti in G major". Invited by City University
New York to perform
“Pasiones”.
2003 – New York, Madison Square
Garden, lead showman for the "Latin USA Film
Festival". Summer concert tour “Amor de Tango” in
Italy. Featured artist in top cultural program for
French television France 2. Lead singer and dancer
in TV special “From Rome to Buenos Aires” for Italian
network RAI
International.
2002 – Star and choreographer of
“Piazzolla, Tangos, Pasiones”, performed in more than 25
Italian cities. Television and stage appearances with
ballerina Carla Fracci. Co-star with Ute Lemper in
Kurt Weill’s “Seven Deadly Sins” at Sicily’s
Teatro Massimo,
Palermo . Represented Israel
in a television ballet for RAI International, dancing to
the Israeli national anthem. Principal dancer in
world premier of “The Paradox Unveiled” by Cristina Muti
at the Ravenna
Festival.
2001 – Performed in “Notte
Mediterranea” on Italian television RAI Uno.
Principal dancer in “La Derniere Dance” and
“Pelegrinage” with the Micha Van Hoeche Dance
Ensemble.
2000 – Danced in the musicals
“Extasis” and “Widmung” (Argentina). Principal
dancer in Festival Settembre (Italy),
Gigi Proietti artistic director. TV appearances in
“Magnificat”, “Dove ti porta il cuore” and “Italiani” on
RAI Uno.
1999 – Winner of the Teatro Colon
Dance Award (Buenos Aires) under the auspices
of UNESCO.
1998 – Debuted in his production “Pasiones”
(Buenos Aires).
1997 – Winner of the Trinidad
Guevara Award (Buenos Aires) as Best
Choreographer. Guest artist with the
Moscow
Circus.
1996 – Toured throughout Latin America in
“Borges, Piazzolla y Miscelaneas”, earning the
Critics Award (A.C.E.) as Best
Performer. Star and choreographer of “A Pure
Talent” (South America).
1995 – Danced in “Odissea Blue” for
Belgian choreographer Micha Van Hoeche, and for Julio
Bocca in “La Cassana en el Maipo” (Buenos
Aires).
1994 – Lead role in the musical comedy “An
American in Paris” with Raffaele Paganini and Rossana
Casale.
1992 – Star and choreographer of “Amor y
tango”. Co-star with Lina Sastri in the theatrical
drama “Dama delle Camelie”, directed by Giuseppe Patroni
Griffi.
1991 – Awarded the Premio Leonide
Massine for Dance (Positano). Principal
dancer in the TV series “Speciale RAI Uno”. Star
of “El Baul”, produced by the Academia
Filarmonica Romana
(Rome).
1990 – Awarded the Premio Gino
Tani for Dance (Rome). Represented
Argentina for the Italian television network RAI on the
occasion of the World
Cup.
1989 – Choreographer Vittorio Biagi created
for him the ballets” “Grazie Fred”, “Catulli Carmina”
and “All’italiana”. Principal dancer in “The Merry
Widow” at the Arena of Verona.
Performed in “Dream” at the Festival
Cervantino (Mexico), directed by Lindsay
Kemp.
1988 – Showman in the RAI television series
“Buona Fortuna”.
1985 – Danced with Zizi Jeanmaire,
Dominique Kalfounie, Patrick Dupont, Deny Ganio in the
Balletto Nazionale di Marsiglia,
directed by Roland
Petit.
1984 – Entered the dance company of Atilio
Labis. Winner of the Serge Lifar
Competition (Paris) and the Gold Medal of the
Premio Internazionale di Hulgate
(France).
1983 – Perfection studies in
Paris with Serge Peretti, Ivone Goubé, Sulamith
Messerer, Azari Plisetzky and Jacqueline
Finaert.
1980 –
Accepted into the Instituto del Teatro
Colòn (Buenos Aires) as a student of dance,
piano, and voice under the direction of maestros Otto
Weberg, Ricardo Rivas, Fredy
Romero. |
