Christian Flori
Corps de ballet member of The Czech National BalletBiography
Christian Flori is an Italian dancer whose rigorous classical training is complemented by a strong command of contemporary repertoire, allowing him to perform seamlessly across a wide stylistic range.
He began his formal training at Professione Danza in Parma (2019–2023) before joining the Hamburg Ballet School (2023–2025), where he studied under renowned instructors including Kevin Haigen, Janusz Mazon, Konstantin Tselikov, Gigi Hyatt, Lucia Giuffrida, Francesco Frola, Adria Velasquez Castillo, and Juan Enrique Jimenez Sanchez. He also participated in the Royal Ballet School Summer Intensive in London (2022).
Christian has performed in major productions with The Hamburg Ballet and its school, including Illusionen wie Schwanensee and Anna Karenina by John Neumeier, as well as Absprung IV, Intermezzo Gala – Karnaval der Tiere by Demis Volpi, Werkstatt der Kreativität, and Nijinsky Gala XLIX – Yondering. With Das Bundesjungenballett, he performed extracts from Die Unsichtbaren (Neumeier) and Unsung (José Limón), and with Balletto di Parma Junior Company, he danced in Obrigado and What they see is not what we see by Nnamdi Nwagwu.
Standing 184 cm tall, Christian combines technical strength, expressive versatility, and stage presence, captivating audiences with performances that merge classical precision with contemporary innovation.