Repertoire
In only seven years of being a professional dancer, Katherine Barkman has already performed most of the highly-coveted principal ballerina roles in classical and neo-classical productions.
Having been trained extensively in the Vaganova technique, the rigorous discipline, precision, and artistry required to excel in this method have led her to noteworthy performances of these timeless heroines.
At the same time, she has also shown her skill and proficiency in performing contemporary choreographies and has had several new works choreographed on her as well.
CLASSICAL: Full-Length and Pas De Deux
- Swan Lake Odette/ Odile
- Don Quixote Kitri
- Giselle Giselle
- Sleeping Beauty Princess Aurora, Diamond Fairy
- The Nutcracker Sugar Plum Fairy, Snow Queen, Dew Drop
- Le Corsaire Medora, Gulnare
- La BayadereNikiya, Gamzatti
- Romeo And Juliet Juliet
- Raymonda Raymonda
- Coppelia Swanilda
- Les Sylphides Prelude
- Satanella Pas De Deux
- Esmeralda Pas De Deux
- Paquita Grand Pas, Armide Variation
- Diana and Actaeon Pas de Deux
NEO-CLASSICAL:
- Allegro Brillante (George Balanchine)
- Tarantella (George Balanchine)
- Meditation from Thais (Sir Frederick Ashton)
- Birthday Offering (Fonteyn) (Sir Frederick Ashton)
- Dying Swan (Mikhail Fokine)
- Grand Pas Classique (Gsovsky, Auber)
- Cinderella
originated (Lisa Macuja-Elizalde) - Snow White
originated (Lisa Macuja-Elizalde)
Upcoming Performances
CONTEMPORARY:
- Beethoven Serenade , originated (Jessica Lang)
- Joplin Medley, originated
- Orpheus , originated (Dana Genshaft)
- Un Sospiro , originated
- Shadow Lands, originated
- Delusional Beauty, originated (Annabelle Lopez Ochoa)
- Bloom
- Home-Coming, originated (Brett Ishida)
- Where Do We Go Now, originated (Mthuthuzeli November)
- Racecar, originated (John Heginbotham)
- The Distance Between, originated (Simon Hoy)
- K.B.J.P, originated (Bam Damian)
- La Femme, originated (Ernest Mandap)
- Aria, originated (Martin Lawrance)
- Rebel, originated
- Trazos (Jaime Pinto Riveros)
- Echo (Tamas Kriza)
- Arachnida (Agnes Locsin)
- Dancing to Verdi (Tony Fabella)