of Dance's 2008 Genee International Ballet Competition. She also created a new piece, quondam in 2008 for the Royal Swedish Ballet, which has since been reprised in 2009 and 2010. Sabrina Matthews made her U.S. debut in March 2008 with ein von viel at Boston Ballet to high critical praise. To date, ein von viel has been performed by three different companies for a total of eight reprisals in four different countries and eleven different cities. In addition to working with major international ballet companies, Sabrina Matthews continues to work closely with her alma mater, Canada's National Ballet School, has choreographed a figure skating solo for four-time world figure-skating champion Kurt Browning, and works for television in North America and Europe, including choreography for the television dance competition So You Think You Can Dance Canada. Choreographed work (all pieces world premieres unless otherwise indicated) For the Stuttgart Ballet soles (2006) veil (May 4, 2008) For the Royal Swedish Ballet quondam (November 7, 2008) For the Boston Ballet ein von viel (March 6–9, 2008 - U.S. Premiere) For the National Ballet of Canada clearing (2007) veer (2008 - originally commissioned for the Erik Bruhn Competition 2007) DEXTRIS (March, 2009) In Peril (February, 2011 - premiered at Stuttgart Ballet's 50th Anniversary Gala) For the National Ballet School (Canada) Sequentia (May, 2009) For the Alberta Ballet delude (2000) ein von viel (2001) transience (2002) unbound (2003) fallen arm (2004) losing ground (2005) For competitions and festivals Dance to This (2001 Bravo!FACT Film - 2002 Calgary International Film Festival; 2003 Brooklyn International Film Festival; and London, U.K.'s Constellation Change Screen Dance Festival 2005) unbound (2001 Beijing International Dance Festival) Rodin (2005 Glenbow Museum) veer (2007 Erik Bruhn Competition - however, not performed due to dancer injury) clearing (2007 Canada Day Celebration in Ottawa, Canada - reprise) monas (August, 2008 Genee International Ballet Competition) Awards 1994 Peter Dwyer Award (Canada Council for the Arts/National Ballet School - excellence in dance) 2003 Alberta Motion Picture Industries Association (nomination) (for Dance to This) 2005 Clifford E. Lee Award (Banff Centre for the Arts - choreography award) 2008 Alberta Provincial Awards Celebrating Excellence - Outstanding Alumnus Award regarding her tenure at the Banff Centre) Reviews Reid Anderson, artistic director of the Stuttgart Ballet, May 2006: "Sabrina is an excellent Canadian cultural ambassador for Canada. The dancers loved working with her, the German audience deeply connected with her ballet