Laetitia Pujol

[4] After joining the Paris Opera's corps de ballet, she became a principal in 2000, which provided opportunities for her to dance Polyhymnia in George Balanchine's Apollo, Catherine in Kader Belarbi's Wuthering Heights, Henriette in Raymonda and Clara in The Nutcracker.

[3] In May 2002, after she stood in for Clairemarie Osta, dancing Kitri for the first time in Rudolf Nureyev's Don Quixote, Pujol received the prestigious title of étoile.

[3] More recent additions to her repertoire include leading roles in Balanchine's ballets Symphony in C, The Four Temperaments, Concerto Barocco, Tschaikovsky Pas de Deux, Agon and Serenade.

She has also danced Nathalie in José Martinez' Les Enfants du paradis, the title role in John Neumeier's Sylvia and the Young Girl in Roland Petit's Le Loup.

[4] Pujol retired from the Paris Opera Ballet on 23 September 2017, following a performance of Balanchine's "Emeralds" and the final pas de deux from Neumeier's Sylvia.