Piotr Giro

Piotr Giro (Piotr Torazawa Giro) born January 16, 1974 is a Swedish freelance actor, dancer and choreographer. Giro was born in Wałbrzych, Poland and moved with his mother to Sweden at the age of seven. In 1993 he began training at the Royal Swedish Ballet school in Stockholm, 1996 he joined the Batsheva dance company based in Tel Aviv, Israel led by artistic director Ohad Naharin. In 1998 he joined the Ultima Vez dance company led by Wim Vandekeybus based in Brussels, Belgium. Ultima Vez and Wim Vandekeybus has launched the company into a new stage. The company is made up of individually unique dancers and actors from Belgium and abroad. Giro has worked as an actor at the Royal Dramatic Theatre in Stockholm, Gothenburg Municipal Theatre and Stockholm Municipal Theatre.

Filmography

2009 - Unknown Pleasures dancetheatre^[1] Putervik and Kulturhuset in Stockholm, Sweden 2009, touring in Sweden 2010, 2011)
2008 - King Edward The Second by Christopher Marlowe Unga Klara / Stockholm Municipaltheatre
2006 - Momo, also known as The Grey Gentlmen or The Men in Grey by Michael Ende Skärholmen / Stockholm Municipaltheatre
2005 - As Don Juan, Don Juan by Molière Gothenburg Municipaltheatre
2004 - The Divine Comedy By Dante Alighiere rewritten by Niklas Rådström Ghothenburg Municipaltheatre
2003 - As Romeo, Romeo & Juliet by William Shakespeare Royal Dramatic Theatre, Stockholm, Sweden

"Piotr Giro" (in Swedish). Swedish Film Institute. Retrieved 12 May 2010.

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