Biography
British-Russian dancer Nadia Mullova-Barley joined The Royal Ballet’s Aud Jebsen Young Dancers Programme from the start of the 2017/18 Season and was promoted to Artist in 2018.
Mullova-Barley began dancing aged seven. She trained at West London School of Dance before entering The Royal Ballet Lower School, graduating through the School. Awards include the School’s Ninette de Valois Choreographic Award in 2011. Roles while a student include in Les Patineurs, Concerto and Les Syphildes at the annual matinees.
Mullova-Barley’s professional engagements while a student include dancing with The Royal Ballet in The Nutcracker, The Sleeping Beauty, Anastasia and Mayerling.
News and features
New dancers to join The Royal Ballet for 2017/18 Season
The Royal Ballet announces new additions to the Company for the forthcoming 2017/18 Season.
Photos
Nadia Mullova-Barley and Harry Churches in New Work New Music, The Royal Ballet

Nadia Mullova-Barley and Kristen McNally in rehearsal for New Work New Music, The Royal Ballet

Nadia Mullova-Barley in rehearsal for New Work New Music, The Royal Ballet

Tomas Mock as Paris and Nadia Mullova-Barley in Romeo and Juliet, The Royal Ballet

Nadia Mullova-Barley and Harry Churches in New Work New Music, The Royal Ballet

Production photo of Coppélia, The Royal Ballet

Nadia Mullova-Barley in rehearsal for New Work New Music, The Royal Ballet

Nadia Mullova-Barley. Photograph by Johan Persson

Artists of The Royal Ballet in Coppélia, The Royal Ballet

Nadia Mullova-Barley in rehearsal for New Work New Music, The Royal Ballet

Nadia Mullova-Barley in rehearsal for New Work New Music, The Royal Ballet

Nadia Mullova-Barley in rehearsal for New Work New Music, The Royal Ballet

Nadia Mullova-Barley in New Work New Music, The Royal Ballet

Harry Churches and Nadia Mullova-Barley in New Work New Music, The Royal Ballet

Artists of The Royal Ballet in Coppélia, The Royal Ballet

Nadia Mullova-Barley in rehearsal for New Work New Music, The Royal Ballet

Nadia Mullova-Barley and Kristen McNally in rehearsal for New Work New Music, The Royal Ballet
