“Edur is the master of skilful choices when reducing a well-known classic to its vital ingredients, ruthlessly jettisoning any elements that are not vital to the exposion of the drama. Thus as a choreographer, he has the special attribute of courageous integrity.”
“Thomas Edur has done something more radical and applied a highly developed and independent intelligence to his vision of the work [Swan Lake] and stripped away inessentials to highlight the important themes.”
“Thomas Edur has already set his seal on the world of ballet as one of its greatest dancers [ … ] and with the remarkable choreography of his first full-length ballet he has put down a marker of empathic significance if which we should all take note.“

NOMINATIONS

Best Artistic Director - Taglioni European Ballet Award Berlin 2014

Estonian theatre awards - Best Ballet Award 2013 for original Modigliani production

CHOREOGRAPHER

2000 - “Forever” for the Royal Albert Hall “Greatest Love” charity gala
2003 - Created solo piece ”If…” for English National Ballet workshop
2005 - Two one act ballets for theatre Vanemuine “E-Duur” (Suvenir de Florence & Moz-art)
2006 - One act ballet “Anima” for English National Ballet “Synergy” evening
2007 - “Fete Polonaise” for English National Ballet tour to Andorra Terassta
2009 - One act ballet “Silent monologues” (Festival of London at St. Pauls Cathedral)
2010 - Pas de deux “Lamentate” music A. Pärt
2012 - Original full length ballet “Modigliani” music T.Aints
2013 - Restaged and rechoreographed “La Bayadere”
2014 - Restaged and rechoreographed “The Sleeping Beauty”
2016 - Restaged and rechoreographed “Swan Lake”
2018 - Original full length ballet “Cathrine 1st”
2019 - Choreographed „Romeo and Juliet“

TEACHER

2006 - 2009: Repetiteur and Teacher with English National Ballet
2005 - Master classes, Easter Dance School, Dulwich College
2003 - 2009: Master classes at English National Ballet School
2003 - 2007: Master classes at Royal Ballet School and Royal Ballet White Lodge

„Manon“ Kenneth McMillan
„Onegin“ John Cranko
„Song of the Earth“ Kenneth McMillan
„Coppelia“ & „Rosalinde“ Ronald Hynd
„The Nutcracker“ Ben Stevenson
„Trois Gnossiennes“ Hans Van Mannen
„Symbionts“ Wayne McGregor
„Who cares“ George Balanchine
2012 Hong kong & Macao (The Nutcracker)
2013 Venice „Teatro La Fenice“ (The Nutcracker)
2014 Sevilla „Teatro La Maestranza“ (The Nutcracker)
2014 San Francisco Double bill „Othello“ & „Silent Monologues“
2015 Venice „Teatro Le Fenice“ (La Bayadere)
2016 St. Petersburgh „Mariinsky Theatre“ (Goblin)
2018 Glasgow Tripple bill „Silent Monologues“ „Time“ „Echo“
2019 Moscow „Bolshoi theatre“ (Modigliani)