Lenka Bílková started dancing in amateur groups and on dancing internships. In 2002 she gained a scholarship for a dance practical training in Calabria ArteDanza in Italy (International Dance Meeting). As of 2008 she is a member of Prague Chamber Ballet, where she dances in choreographies Who is the most powerful on the world?, Mono No Aware (H.Turečková), Unspoken silence (T.Rychetský), Stabat, Sinfonietta (P.Šmok). She participated on many dance workshops with Czech abd foreign lecturers (Nina Brzorádová, Václav Janeček, Veronika Iblová, Jan Kodet, Lenka Vágnerová, Sebastin Belmar, Ohad Naharin, Sonia Rodriques, Jacek Przybylowicz, Jacek Tyski, Michelle Asaf, Michele Oliva, and others).
1. Which one of your successes you appreciate the most?
I consider as my biggest success the fact that I can do what I like to do, develop my talent and hopefully also hand over something to the viewers.
2. Do you have a role model in your profession?
I would not say I have somebody like that, but I admire several personalities from the dance world. I would like to name one of them and that is Francesca Dario. She is a dancer, she is very talented, she uses brilliant technique, above average dispositions and ability of deep and sensitive enjoyment. To watch her dance performing is a real experience.
3. Do you suffer from stage-fright?
Most of the time I am nervous before the premiere. Sometimes being nervous helps me to a better and more focused performance, sometimes on the contrary.
4. How do you like working jointly in the Prague Chamber Ballet?
In the Prague Chamber Ballet was next to dancing important a friendly team. I am glad that even though the group went through various transformations, this atmosphere is still maintained.
Lenka Bílková at the moment studied a fairy tale „Who is the Most Powerful in the World?“ in choreography of Hana Polanská Turečková and at the moment she is starting to study a premiere „The Condition of Disappearance“ with Korean choreographer Ji-Eun Lee. Premiere will take place on June 24th at 20:00 pm in the New Scene of National Theatre.