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Miha Kruši CV Miha Kruši CV STAGE CHICCHIGNOLA Choreographer TEATER KOPER, SLOVENIA DA, GOSPOD Choreographer TEATER KOPER, SLOVENIA Die schönsten Tänze der Welt Dancer STARDANCE Production, Europe tour PERLA SHOW Dancer HIT CASINO, Kranjska gora, Perla JACKSON SHOW Dancer/Choreographer HIT CASINO, Kranjska gora, Perla VAMPIRE SHOW Dancer/Choreographer HIT CASINO, Kranjska gora, Perla VITRANC WOLRD SKI CUP 2005 Dancer/Choreographer Kranjska gora, SNOW SHOW VITRANC WOLRD SKI CUP 2006 Dancer/Choreographer Kranjska gora, FIFTH ELEMENT VITRANC WOLRD SKI CUP 2007 Dancer/Choreographer Kranjska gora,NEISHA AND KANZYANI SIDDARTHA CONCERT 2003 Choreographer STADIUM BEZIGRAD, Ljubljana HIP HOP FEST 2004 Choreographer Slovenia MISS UNIVERSE 2008 Dancer/Choreographer POP TV , COMMERCIAL TV MISS UNIVERSE 2009 Choreographer POP TV , COMMERCIAL TV MISS UNIVERSE 2010 Choreographer POP TV , COMMERCIAL TV VESOLJE VESELJA (JOSS STONE) Choreographer SIOL – PREDSTAVA Z INVALIDI 2005 Choreographer ZANAS, PRO DANCE PRODUKCIJA PREDSTAVA Z INVALIDI 2006 Choreographer WATCH OUT, PRO DANCE PRODUKCIJA AWARDS 1nd place: ADAM AND EVE (IDO) hip hop formation WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP 2002, Germany 1st place: Kitajci (IDO) show dance-formations WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP 2002, Germany 1st place: Kitajci (IDO) show dance-s. formations EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP 2002, Serbia 1st place: Underworld (IDO) Choreographer for South Africa WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP 2002,Germany As a Choreographer European champions and two times world champions in formation junior and small group, and many more so that is why the international dance organization gave me in 2007 : IDO AWARD FOR BEST CHOREOGRAPHER IN HIP HOP AND IN SHOW DANCE IN 2006 TELEVISION Dancing with Stars: TV SHOW / celebrities/ singers, actors Dance performance/music videos: NEISHA, SEHNA (LONDON) , Enur feat. Natasja - Calabria 2007 (FRANCE), SIDDHARTA, NINA OSENAR, Main dance performance in VIKTOR AWARDS (Slovenian movie awards) Main dance performance in MISS SLOVENIA CHOREOGRAPHY SLOVENIA GOT TALENT 2010 Choreographer POP TV OPENING CEROMONY 2010 Choreographer NATIONAL STADIUM OF SLOVENIA BLEJSKI MALI MARATON Choreographer LAKE BLED, SLOVENIA NATIONAL HOLIDAY Choreographer SLOVENIA, BEGUNJE FESTIVAL “I KNOW WAY I DANCE” Choreographer CENTER LJUBLJANA, SLOVENIA DIRTY DANCING 2 Choreographer POMOTING DANCE IN SLOVENIA SIDDHARTA CONCERT 2003 Choreographer SEMINARS,WORKSHOPS WORKSHOPS: • NIKE KONVENCION • THE BIGEST WORKSHOP EVER DONE IN IDO…(over 1000 dancers) Bremen – Germany • FIRST SLOVENIAN DVD OF HIP HOP • TEACHING IN OPRAH WINFREY SCHOOL IN SOUTH AFIRCA • TEACHING IN UNIVERSTY OF DANCE IN BUDAPEST – HUNGARY • ITAKO – THE FAIR OF DANCE -AVSTRIA TEACHING SEMINARS AND GIVING WORKSHOPS: • AVSTRIA • HUNGARY • CROATIA • ITALY • SERBIA • BOSINA • MOLDAVIJA • DENMARK • NORWAY • SWEDEN • FINLAND • GERMANY • POLAND • ROMENIA • SLOVAK REPUBLIK • CHECH REPUBLIK • SCHOTLAND • RUSSIA • SOUTH AFRICA • MONTENEGRO • BELGIUM • FRANCE JUDGE: • DUNAJVAROS, HUNGARY – NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP • GRAZ, AVSTRIA – NATIONAL CHAMPONSHIP • SANT PETERSBURG, RUSSIA – NORD EUROPIAN CHAMPIONSHIP 2006 • BREMEN, GERMANY – WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP HIP HOP 2003, 2004 • STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN – EUROPIAN CHAMPIONSHIP 2005 • DENMARK – NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP 2007 • NORWAY – NATIONAL CHAMPONSHIP 2006 • SUN CITY, SOUTH AFRICA – NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP 2006, 2007, 2008 • CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA – NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP 2009 SPECIAL SKILLS Dancing: Jazz, Theatre dance, Balet, Disco, Street Jazz, Hip Hop, Latin-American, Ballroom Foreign Languages: English, Serbo-Croatian, German, .
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