Antony Tudor's Pillar of Fire Stanton Welch's Isn’t It A Pity? piece in Within You, Without You A Mandolin in Sir Kenneth MacMillan's Romeo and Juliet Frederick Ashton's Sylvia A Groom in Michel Fokine's Petrouchka A Young Boy in Michel Fokine's Polovtsian Dances The Caller in Agnes de Mille's in Rodeo Mark Morris’ Drink To me Only with Thine Eyes Lar Lubovitch's Othello as Carnival A Soldier in Kurt Jooss’ The Green Table Ensemble in Lar Lubovitch's Meadow The Beggar Chief in Sir Kenneth MacMillan's Manon Demi-Soloist in Balanchine's Theme and Variations A Pirate in Marius Petipa's Le Corsaire Antony Tudor's The Leaves are Fading Twyla Tharp's Baker's Dozen Speaker of the Jury in Agnes de Mille's Fall River Legend Awards National Foundation for Advancement in the Arts awardee (1997). Reviews The Nutcracker, Haglund's Heel, 30/12/10: "The Kitchen Scene, which included the ever-theatrical cook, Jeffrey Golladay, (...) is but one of the many unique pluses of this new production. Don Quixote, Roberta on the Arts, 02/06/10: " His side-kick, Sancho Panza, expertly portrayed by (...) Jeffrey Golladay, was a delight. " La Bayadère, Roberta on the Arts, 28/06/2008: "As Magdaveya, Jeffrey Golladay seemed smoothly driven, with a sense of danger. (...) as head fakir, (he) drew the audience in, hovering over the smoldering cauldron center stage." Fall River Legend, Roberta on the Arts, 4/11/2007: " ...Jeffrey Golladay, as Speaker of the Jury, captivated the onstage and offstage crowds with linguistic largesse." Rodeo, Explore Dance, 21/10/2006: "One last note – Jeffrey Golladay knows how to call a square dance! A ballet dancer with a way for words." Southwest Nutcracker, Tucson Weekly, 02/12/2004: "Guest stars Renata Pavam and Jeffrey Golladay of ABT will fly in from New York to undertake the parts of the Prickly Pear Fairy and her Caballero. (...) When the two of them dance together, people's jaws just drop. They're all legs and extensions and gorgeous arms." Sechs Tänze, Critical Dance, 23/10/2004: "Closing the program was Kylian's "Sechs Tänze" danced by Monique Meunier, Anne Milewski, Laura Hidalgo, Marian Butler, Julio Bragado-Young, Jeffrey Golladay, Isaac Stappas, and Kenneth Easter. The comedy of the piece is not subtle, and the dancers ate it up." Pillar of Fire, Dance Magazine, 02/2004: "The dancers looked in great shape--including a few I haven't yet mentioned, (...) such as Kenneth Easter, Jeffrey Golladay, Danny Tidwell, and Eric Underwood." Sechs Tänze, Critical Dance, 08/11/2003: "In contrast