Greta von Rosen Stövind

Greta used to be a promising young dancer with the Royal Swedish Ballet but changed career and are now a promising young lawyer.
Married to Jörgen Stövind (who is still a dancer with the Royal Swedish Ballet).

Education: Born in Sweden and educated at the Royal Swedish Ballet School. Summer programs include the Bartholin International Ballet Seminar (Copenhagen), Ecole Supérieure de Danse de Cannes Rosella Hightower (Cannes), The Jillana School (Taos ski Valley), The Royal Ballet School (London) and The Juilliard School (New York).

Greta was as a dancer with the Royal Swedish Ballet and had the opportunity to do soloist roles such as in "Rose" by Mathilde Monnier and "Second Detail" by William Forsythe and to be an understudy for Lescaut's saucy mistress in Kenneth MacMillan's Manon prior to attending Law School at Stockholm University. She was before she left awarded with the Friends of Drottningholms Slottsteater Scholarship that was presented to her by HRH Crown Princess Victoria at a ceremony at the Drottningholm Court Theatre.

In 2009, she participated in two dance projects with choreographer Marie Fahlin. The first was a performance in collaboration with Moderna Dansteatern (the modern dance theatre) and the Stockholm Cultural Festival where Marie Fahlin created a piece for five female dancers called c / o natten with set design by the artist Jenny Berntsson.
The second project was a performance at the experimental stage Weld in Stockholm where Marie Fahlin continued to work with the five dancers from c / o natten and created the piece Satin Stitch, which was very well received by critics in Sweden's largest newspapers.

Greta was in August 2011 elected to Chairman of the board of Koreografiska Konstitutet, a non-profit organization led by artistic leaders Marie Fahlin and Rebecca Chentinell.

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