AWARDS
2004: “Lawrence Olivier Award” for Outstanding Achievement in Dance
2002: London Critics Circle: Best Male Dancer and Best Partnership (together with Agnes Oaks)
2002 & 2003: Dancer of the Year, “Dance International” magazine
2001: Estonian Theatre Society award
1994: ‘Evening Standard’ Outstanding Performance Award”
1990: Jackson International Ballet Competition: Bronze Medal 3rd place and Best Couple Award (J.Careno 1st place ...V.Malakhov 4th place)
1989: Young Dancer award by Estonian Theatre Society
NOMINATIONS
Lawrence Olivier Award London: 1995, 1997
Barclays Award for Outstanding Achievement in Dance London: 2002
Benois de la Danse Moscow: 2004
NOTABLE MENTIONS
Outstanding dancer of the year - Ballet Tanz International magazine 2000 & 2001
REVIEWS
..when Rudolf Nureyev came to the west we saw how male dancer should dance, with arrival of Thomas Edur we saw not only that but also understood what it is all about!“
— Clement Crisp
"...there simply isn't a finer male dancer working in Britain today..."
— The Times
“…If you can catch Thomas Edur’s Prince Siegfried, you will see the finest and noblest interpreter of the role in Britain - and arguably the world. Words to be eaten? I think not!”
— Financial Times
“There is only one place in Britain to go to see a man dancing ballet as if it was not only an art but life itself, and that is wherever Thomas Edur is.”
— Daily Telegraph
“In Thomas Edur, the Romeo, we see the finest classical dancer in the country.”
— Financial Times
"Thomas Edur is among the world’s finest male dancers with impeccable style, a bravura technique, and an attractive unforced stage personality."
— London Evening Standard
“Thomas Edur is a premier danseur noble in greatest traditions of that rare, rare breed… “
— Financial Times
REPERTORY
Thomas considers one of his career highlight as a dancer appearing at the unique event — concert for Diana in “Swan Lake” with the English National Ballet at Wembley Stadium for a record number of live viewers of ballet ever (2007).
STAGE PARTNERS
Elena Pankova – Mariinsky Ballet
Ljudmilla Semenyaka – Mariinsky Ballet
Natalia Bolshakova – Mariinsky Ballet
Susanne Jaffe – American Ballet Theatre
Steffi Scherzer – Staatsballet Berlin
Beatrice Knop – Staatsballet Berlin
Gilda Gelati – Teatro La Scala
Alessandra Ferri – Teatro La Scala
Beatrice Carbone – Teatro La Scala
Oriella Dorella – Teatro alla Scala
Lara Radda – Zurich Ballet
Andrea Hall – English National Ballet
Daria Klimentova – English National Ballet
Monica Perego – English National Ballet
Maria Teresa Del Real – English National Ballet
Jane Haworth – English National Ballet
Renata Calderini – English National Ballet
Jane Lord - Dutch National Ballet
Josephine Jewkes – English National ballet
Erina Takahashi – English National Ballet
Rebecca Sewel – English National Ballet
Agnes Oaks – English National Ballet, Estonia Ballet
Kaie Kõrb – Estonia Ballet
Irina Härm – Estonia Ballet
Alena Shkatula – Estonian National Ballet
Marine Castel – Ballet de Lorraine
Anastasia Volochkova – Bolshoi Ballet
Bettina Thiel – Staatsballet Berlin
Lisa Pavane – Australian National Ballet
Laura Comi – Balletto di Roma
Janie Parker – Houston Ballet
Elizabeth Toohey – Australian Ballet
Cecilia Kerche – Ballet del Teatru Municipal de Rio
Margaret Ilman – Stuttgart ballet, Canada Ballet
Évelyne Desutter – Paris Opera
Alina Stergianou – Greek National Ballet