BIOGRAPHY
Originally from Toulouse, France, Noëlie started dancing at the pre-professional level at the age of 13 at the Carole Massoutié Academy from 2019 to 2023. Rather turned towards ballet, she enters the Tanz Akademie Zürich in 2023 and discovers neoclassical, Russian-style teaching, and pas de deux. During these three years at the taZ she was able to perform various styles of choreographers allowing her to have a wide range of qualities and knowledge. She will join the Ballet of the Theater of Kiel in Germany next season.
- Stage name: Noëlie Amouroux-Andrieu
- Date of birth: 12 March 2006
- Eye colour: Brown
- Hair colour: Brown
- Height (in cm): 162
- Languages: French, English
CONTACT
- noelieam31@gmail.com
- https://www.instagram.com/dc_noelie
- https://www.tiktok.com/@dc_noelie
DANCE EXPERIENCE
2026
Tanz Akademie Zürich "Curtain Up", Opernhaus Zürich
- "Second Detail" choreography by William Forsythe
- "Allegro Brillante" choreography by George Balanchine
- "Défilé" choreography by Àkos Sebestyén
- Pas de Deux and solo variation Flames of Paris, Ballettgala with Theater Kiel
2025
Tanz Akademie Zürich “Curtain Up”, Opernhaus Zürich
- “Défilé” choreography by Àkos Sebestyén
- “Simply Bach” choreography by Altea Nuñez
- “BoleroX” choreography by Shahar Binyamini
- 2025 Festival dei Due mondi di Spoleto
- “BoleroX” choreography by Shahar Binyamini
2024
Tanz Akademie Zürich “Curtain up”, Opernhaus Zürich
- “A Folk Tale” choreography by August Bournonville coached by Dinna Bjørn,
- “Only the Window” choreography by Ihsan Rustem
2023-2020
Académie Carole Massoutié, France, gala
- “Don Quixote” - the Queen of Dryads,
- ”Les deux Piegeons” - couple role
- “Sleeping Beauty” - Fée aux Miettes and Blue birds couple
VARIATIONS AND COMPETITIONS
- Bluebird, Marius Petipa / Concours international de danse classique de Grasse / 2021
- Paquita variation for Anna Pavlova, Marius Petipa / YAGP Barcelona / 2022
- Bridesmaid variation Don Quixote, Marius Petipa / Confédération Nationale de danse / 2022
- Paquita variation from "Trilbi", Marius Petipa / YAGP Barcelona / 2022
- Gamzatti variation, Marius Petipa / Confédération Nationale de danse / 2022
- Paquita variation "The Naiad and the Fisherman", Confédération Nationale de danse / 2023
FURTHER EDUCATION AND TRAINING INSTITUTIONS
- 2025 First year Bachelor’s degree in Languages, Literature, Culture and Communication at the University of Clermont Ferrand
- 2024 Final high school certificate
Q&A WITH NOËLIE AMOUROUX-ANDRIEU
What does dance mean to you?
- I started to want making ballet my profession when I was 13. I discovered variations and ballet, the magic of being able to interpret characters, to be able to become this character and at the same time to add my own personality in this role. Through my dance journey I learned to not only perform but transmit to the public how much I enjoy dancing and it is what I think when I am on stage. I like to feel that I am working, I like to feel my body so alive, this energy that goes through my body when I dance, that I can even feel my heart beating so fast. So this is why I dance.
What memory will you take with you from your time at ZHdK?
- Working with the BA1 last year for Shahar Binyamini’s Bolero X was one of the best experiences, moreover the atmosphere during our rehearsals were so good. Feeling the group in harmony, this atmosphere in which we manage to feel the people around us being in symbiosis is so pleasant. Moreover, going to Austria, Italy, and Switzerland with Shahar’s company was very enriching.
Which work or choreographer particularly inspires you, and why?
- Forsythe's work inspired me a lot, I discovered new ways of improvising with different materials and to enjoy and approach dance in a different way. During our rehearsals with Sharhar, I also changed my approach to the contemporary, I was able to feel my body move with fluidity and differently, gradually adapting to the difficulty of the Bolero X, at first I was completely tense and stiff and then I started to enjoy more and more.