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Yen Han: From Principal of Ballett Zürich to Building Her Own Ballet School | Artist Talks 16

In this episode of Artist Talks, we sit down with Yen Han, former Principal Dancer of Ballett Zürich, to explore a life shaped by discipline, artistry, and transformation. From her early beginnings in ballet to an international career on some of Europe’s most important stages, Yen Han shares the moments that defined her journey. Yen Han reflects on joining Ballett Zürich at a young age, growing into leading roles, and what it truly means to carry the responsibility of being a principal dancer. She speaks openly about stage presence, nerves, focus, and why dancing is as much a mental practice as a physical one. Beyond the stage, Yen Han is the founder of Yen Han Dance Center and Yen Han Ballet Productions, where she is dedicated to educating the next generation of dancers and creating opportunities for young artists to bridge the gap between training and professional life. This conversation dives deep into mental health in dance, longevity, joy, and why dancers must never lose their sense of play and curiosity. A powerful and honest reflection for students, professionals, and anyone passionate about movement and creativity. 👉 Watch more Artist Talks here: 🔗   • Artist Talks   👍 If you enjoyed this episode, please like, subscribe, and share — it helps Deep Dive Dance reach more artists and dance lovers worldwide. Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 02:00 Discovering Ballet 02:54 Knowing Dance Was the Path 04:16 Joining Ballett Zürich 06:35 Becoming a Principal Dancer 08:02 Memorable Roles and Choreographers 09:03 What Being on Stage Feels Like 11:12 Teaching While Performing 13:10 Sharing knowledge with students 14:10 Building Yen Han Ballet Productions 16:23 Dreams for the Future 18:30 Advice for Aspiring Dancers 20:35 Why Dance Matters #yenhan #artisttalks #deepdivedance #BalletZurich #ZurichBallet #principaldancer #ballerina #zurich #balletschool #artcenter #interview #artist #ballet #dancecareer #danceteacher