Juliet
Prine
Juliet Prine is from Minneapolis, Minnesota. She studied at Minnesota Dance Theatre, Colburn Dance Academy, and Pacific Northwest Ballet School, and she attended summer courses at the School of American Ballet, San Francisco Ballet School, Chautauqua Institution, and Pacific Northwest Ballet School. She was a 2018 participant in Pacific Northwest Ballet School’s exchange with Paris Opera Ballet School. Ms. Prine joined Pacific Northwest Ballet as an apprentice in 2019, promoted to corps de ballet later that year, and to soloist in 2025.
Ms. Prine has performed with Minnesota Dance Theatre, including roles in Adam Barruch’s dark heart, Eliot Feld’s A Stair Dance, Wynn Fricke’s Upturned Jewel, Loyce Houlton’s Nutcracker Fantasy, José Limón’s The Moor’s Pavane, Dominique Serrand’s Bach Cello Suites, and various works by Loyce and Lise Houlton; and with Charlotte Ballet, including roles in Jean-Pierre Bonnefoux’s Carmina Burana and Mark Diamond’s Adagio.
Featured & Leading Roles
George Balanchine
Allegro Brillante
The Nutcracker
(Sugar Plum Fairy, Harlequin, Hot Chocolate, Dewdrop)
A Midsummer Night’s Dream
(Helena)
Peter Boal
Giselle
(Peasant pas de deux)
Donald Byrd
Love and Loss
Ulysses Dove
Dancing on the Front Porch of Heaven
Jiří Kylián
Sechs Tänze
Penny Saunders
Wonderland
Kent Stowell
Cinderella
(Stepsister, Winter, Columbine)
Swan Lake
(Pas de Quarte, Act I Pas de Trois, Neopolitan)
Twyla Tharp
Sweet Fields
Original Roles
Alejandro Cerrudo
Black on Black on Black
Annabelle Lopez Ochoa
Khepri
Nia-Amina Minor
And yet here we are
Amanda Morgan
This Space Left Intentionally Blank
Dwight Rhoden
Catching Feelings
Kiyon Ross
…throes of increasing wonder
Eva Stone
F O I L
Price Suddarth
The Intermission Project
Dancer Promotions! Christopher D’Ariano, Clara Ruf Maldonado, Mark Cuddihee, Ashton Edwards, Juliet Prine, and Yuki Takahashi
Following the opening night world premiere performance of AfterTime in Pacific Northwest Ballet’s current mixed rep program, PNB Artistic Director Peter Boal announced the promotion of four corps de ballet dancers to the rank of soloist, and two soloists being elevated to principal dancers. Read all about it here!
PNB Dancers You Should Follow on Instagram
Looking to beautify your feed with more ballet? We have the solution! Here’s a comprehensive list of all the PNB dancers with public Instagram accounts. Plus, be sure to follow the PNB Instagram and PNB School to stay up to date with the company.
Pointe Shoe: Ballet’s Beloved Illusion
Ballet has become synonymous with the pointe shoe—every time a little one dreams of spinning around on a massive stage under glowing lights dressed in a sparkling tutu, their feet are clad in such shoes. PNB's Artistic Director, Peter Boal, says “to be honest, I don’t know where PNB would be without the pointe shoe…. [E]verything balances on the pointe shoe.” Read on to learn more about this fundamental tool of ballet dancers and what PNB dancers have to say about their relationship with pointe shoes!
Nutcracker Grow Ups!
Performing in The Nutcracker is a rite of passage for many young dancers and something they look forward to each December. From Polichinelles to Party Children, see how Pacific Northwest Ballet Company dancers began their lifelong journey of dancing in The Nutcracker!