About
Italian ballet dancer and fashion model best known for his work with Stuttgart Ballet beginning in 2015. Over his tenure with the company, he performed as Demi-Soloist, Soloist, and ultimately Principal dancer, starring in major productions such as Swan Lake and Onegin. In 2026, he announced his move to Les Ballets de Monte-Carlo for the 2026-27 season. That same year, he also starred in Seven Ages, a solo work which premiered at the Festival dei Due Mondi.
Before fame
He initially trained in artistic gymnastics before switching to ballet at the Ballet Centre Florence. In 2010, he relocated to Stuttgart to study at the prestigious John Cranko School, where he graduated in 2015. During his training, he won multiple youth-competition awards including Premio Internazionale Cartagine, Anna Pavlova Competition, Eurocity, and Tanzolymp Berlin.
Trivia
In 2025, he appeared on the cover of Harper's Bazaar Vietnam. He has also appeared on the cover of ICON Magazine and has been featured by publications including Vogue and LE MILE Magazine. He has received numerous Italian dance awards including Premio Danza&Danza, Premio Positano Léonide Massine, and Premio Volterra Danza.
Family life
He is the grandson of Eugenio Miccini, a renowned Italian artist and co-founder of the visual-poetry movement Poesia Visiva.
Associated with
In an interview with Harper's Bazaar Vietnam, he identified "Songs of a Wayfarer" by Maurice Bejart as one of his favorite performances.
