Bio
Eve
Mutso is a freelance dancer & choreographer and former Principal Dancer of
Scottish Ballet, Scotland’s national dance company.
Her repertory with Scottish Ballet included roles in the works of Ashton, Arias, Balanchine, Brew, Bruce, Caniparoli, Darrell, Elo, De Frutos, Forsythe, Hampson, Lawrance, Loosmore, MacMillan, Van Manen, Page, Pastor, Petronio and Pickett. In 2012 she created the leading role of Blanche in Meckler/Lopez Ochoa’s A Streetcar Named Desire.
Eve was born in Tallinn, Estonia and graduated from Tallinn Ballet School in 1999, going on to join Estonian National Ballet. She returned to Tallinn in 2011 as Guest Principal to dance the title role in MacMillan’s Manon.
In 2015 she was nominated by the Critics Circle for the National Dance Award for Outstanding Female Performance (Classical). She had previously been nominated for Best Female Dancer in 2005 and 2013.
Her first choreographic work was elEven, performed as part of Edinburgh Festival Fringe programme in 2014 and since then she has continued to create further works performed by herself and other dancers.
Eve's interests have led to various collaborations with musicians, poets, sculptors, scenographers, animators, filmmakers, composers, photographers and multidisciplinary artists worldwide. In 2018 she danced with Scottish Opera in their new production of Eugene Onegin , touring UK. Her interest in aerial arts resulted in the creation of aerial solo loop, commissioned by The Fruitmarket Gallery in Edinburgh in 2018.
Her repertory with Scottish Ballet included roles in the works of Ashton, Arias, Balanchine, Brew, Bruce, Caniparoli, Darrell, Elo, De Frutos, Forsythe, Hampson, Lawrance, Loosmore, MacMillan, Van Manen, Page, Pastor, Petronio and Pickett. In 2012 she created the leading role of Blanche in Meckler/Lopez Ochoa’s A Streetcar Named Desire.
Eve was born in Tallinn, Estonia and graduated from Tallinn Ballet School in 1999, going on to join Estonian National Ballet. She returned to Tallinn in 2011 as Guest Principal to dance the title role in MacMillan’s Manon.
In 2015 she was nominated by the Critics Circle for the National Dance Award for Outstanding Female Performance (Classical). She had previously been nominated for Best Female Dancer in 2005 and 2013.
Her first choreographic work was elEven, performed as part of Edinburgh Festival Fringe programme in 2014 and since then she has continued to create further works performed by herself and other dancers.
Eve's interests have led to various collaborations with musicians, poets, sculptors, scenographers, animators, filmmakers, composers, photographers and multidisciplinary artists worldwide. In 2018 she danced with Scottish Opera in their new production of Eugene Onegin , touring UK. Her interest in aerial arts resulted in the creation of aerial solo loop, commissioned by The Fruitmarket Gallery in Edinburgh in 2018.
In 2018 Eve was commissioned by Estonian National Ballet to create Echo and in 2019 she choreographed Flock for Lothian Youth Dance Company. Her work, 111, a collaboration with Joel Brown (Candoco Dance Company) premiered at Edinburgh Festival Fringe in August 2019 and was part of the Made in Scotland showcase, followed by national and international tour alongside Unlimited Festival at Southbank Centre and HAY Festival Digital Arequipa.
She recently collaborated with artist/poet Rhona Warwick Paterson for 3 new commissioned works for Fruitmarket in Edinburgh and created new work ENTWINED for Indepen-dance' national and international touring.Eve has created choreography, workshops and taught classes for Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre, MUBA (The Tallinn Music and Ballet School), Estonian Dance Academy, LPM Dance Theatre, Artists for Africa, AXIS Dance Company, Edinburgh Dance Academy, Alonzo King LINES Dance Center, Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, Lothian Youth Dance Company, Aerial Edge Circus School, Indepen-dance, Baltic Film, Media and Arts School, Estonian National Ballet and Scottish Ballet. Eve has consulted theatre makers for dance composition at New Voices Theatre and is mentoring independent freelance dance makers worldwide.
Eve is currently guest lecturer at Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre, Baltic Film, Media and Arts School & at MUBA (The Tallinn Music and Ballet School) and has been invited to create choreography/movement direction for different productions at Tallinn City Theatre, Estonian Drama Theatre, Estonian National Opera and Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre.
Eve is 300hr Yoga Alliance certified Yin Yoga & Vinyasa Yoga instructor.
She is a board member of Indepen-dance, an inclusive dance company for disabled and non-disabled people in Scotland since 2017.