Salome Bibineishvili is a nationally and internationally recognized cultural dancer - Choreographer. She has achieved the highest recognition in her native Georgia, Europe, the US, and internationally. She is an advanced degree professional in Choreography and teaching with over 15 years of experience in the field.
Salome was a part of the Georgian State National Singing and Dancing Academic Ensemble “ERISIONI” for 13 Years.
In 2009, Salome participated in UEFA Grand Opening Ceremony "Champions League Roma Finale 2009".
In 2015, She performed at the UEFA Champions League Super Cup match between Barcelona and Seville. In Georgia, Salome founded her ensemble, "Lileo," where she created and choreographed unique performances based on her techniques. Her extraordinary ability and outstanding track record of achievement in cultural dance, Choreography, have earned her sustained national and international acclaim.
In 2015, Salome Bibineishvili was awarded for contributing to the development of choreographic art in Georgia and for long-term practice in dance art. The evidence of the unique and outstanding characteristics of the awards received by Salome Bibineishvili is proved by the fact that she has received an award, “Master of Choreography.”
Salome Bibineishvili was rewarded with the Order of the Golden Medal of Georgian Choreography.
In March 2016, performing with "Erisioni," she participated in a private event where world-famous celebrities such as Jennifer Lopez, Enrique Iglesias, and Sting performed.
In 2017 With Ensemble "Dancing Crane." Salome gave solo concerts in the Mark O'Donnel Theater and the Actors Fund Arts Center in Brooklyn, NY.
In March 2018, the "Dancing Crane" attended the centennial anniversary of Georgia's Independence and the 22nd anniversary of the Georgian Cultural Center celebration in Kaye Playhouse and Hunter College, NY, where Salome performed solo “Acharuli,” “Qartuli,” “Muxambazi,” and “Samaia.”
In April 2018, she was invited to the World music and Dance Passport Concert, which took place in the United Place Theater, Manhattan, and danced "Qartuli." In June 2018, Salome was invited to participate in the Gorana Second International Folk Dance Festival Black Sea Circle, which took place at the Riverside Theater, NY. She performed Solo parts of the dance “Muxambazi,” “Samaia,” “Kartuli,” and “Acharuli.”
In July 2018, Salome was invited to participate in the "Festival 2018 Pillow Talks" in Massachusetts. She performs solo parts in the Georgian national dances "Acharuli," "Kartuli," and "Mtiuluri."
In May 2018, Salome was invited to participate in the Silk Road Festival NYC 2018.
On March 17, 2018, Salome was invited by the Bishop Saba of the Georgian Apostolic Orthodox Church in North America to conduct master classes and training for Georgian kids born in the United States and studying at the Saint Hieromartyr Grigol Peradze Georgian Cultural Center in Pennsylvania.
In May 2019, the Consulate General of Georgia in the United States invited her as an exceptional Georgian Dancer to Bohemian National Hall, New York, to participate in the "Independence Day of Georgia Ceremony."
On May 24, 2019, the young Ambassador of Georgia to the United States of America, Tato Okruashvili, organized the GEORGIAN FLAG RAISING CEREMONY. The event took place at Philadelphia City Hall and was attended by prominent people from the US Government, local government, and the Georgian government.
In June 2019, Salome was invited to perform at the Silk Road Festival at the Master Theater in Brooklyn, New York.
On September 20, 2019, there was a Georgian-American Heritage celebration in BrooklynCity Hall. The Brooklyn Borough president ERIC L.ADAMS organized this event along with the Diana Bagrationi Foundation, a New York non-profit Organization.
On November 10, 2019, Salome was invited by the New York Gelsey Kirkland Center For The Arts, Brooklyn, NY, to participate in the "Masters of Georgian Dance" event. She was invited as an exceptional dancer and appeared on the event's banner.
On December 1, 2019, Salome was presented with an award "In recognition of the dedication, commitment, and hard work for the development of Georgian new generation."
On January 24-26, 2020, Salome was invited to perform in New York Times Travel Show at the Jacob K. Javits Center, NYC, the Largest Travel Trade and Consumer Show in North America. She continues her work as a Choreographer in Saint Hieromartyr Grigol Peradze Georgian Cultural Center in Pennsylvania, where Georgian kids were born in the United States. Based on the abovementioned classification of ranks and levels of competitions in Georgian national dancing, it can be stated with the assurance that awards received by Salome Bibineishvili in festivals/competitions have an outstanding value as the countrywide high-ranking/prestigious awards. Her extensive knowledge and expertise in cultural dance benefit the development of the US cultural landscape, promote cultural exchange and increase US prosperity and well-being of American society.
Contact information:
Saba (Intskirveli) 412 Philmont Ave, Feasterville - Trevose, PA 19053
[email protected], (215) 868-9627
