Angelin Preljocaj (born 1957 in Sucy-en-Brie, France) is a French dancer of Albanian origin and choreographer of contemporary dance.

His choreographic work is steeped in his writing of the history of classical ballet, but is resolutely contemporary. He is considered one of the most important choreographers of dance today. He joined the repertoire of the Ballet de l'Opera national de Paris in the early 1990s and has headed the company since 1985. Preljocaj, subsequently renamed Ballet Preljocaj, has been in residence at the Black Hall of Aix-en-Provence since 1996.

Main choreographies
1984 : Aventures coloniales
1984 : Marche noir
1985 : Larmes blanches
1985 : Peurs bleues
1986 : А nos heros
1987 : Le Petit Napperon bouge
1987 : Hallali Romee
1988 : Liqueurs de chair
1989 : Noces (repertoire)
1989 : Un trait d'union
1990 : Amer America
1990 : Romeo and Juliet
1992 : La Peau du Monde
1993 : Parade (repertoire)
1993 : Noces (new version)
1993 : Le Spectre de la rose (repertoire)
1994 : Le Parc (repertoire) for the Ballet de l'Opera national de Paris
1995 : Annonciation (Bessie Award in 1997)
1995 : Petit Essai sur le temps qui passe
1995 : L'Anoure (repertoire)
1996 : The Firebird (repertoire)
1996 : Romeo and Juliet (new version) in collaboration with Enki Bilal
1996 : L'Annonciation (repertoire)
1997 : La Stravaganza[1]
1997 : Paysages aprиs la bataille
1998 : Centaures
1998 : Casanova (repertoire)
1999 : Personne n'epouse les meduses
2000 : Portraits in Corpore
2000 : MC/14-22 (Ceci est mon corps)
2001 : The Rite of Spring
2001 : Helikopter on a composition by Karlheinz Stockhausen
2002 : Near Life Experience
2003 : L'Annonciation (video version)
2004 : MC/14-22 (new version, repertoire)
2004 : Le Songe de Medee (repertoire)
2004 : Empty Moves (part I) on a music by John Cage
2004 : N (repertoire)
2005 : Les 4 saisons... in collaboration with Fabrice Hyber (repertoire)
2007 : Empty Moves (Part I and II) (repertoire)
2007 : Eldorado (Sonntags Abschied) (repertoire) with a dedicated composition for the ballet by Karlheinz Stockhausen
2008 : Blanche-Neige (Snow White)[2]
2009 : Un funambule
2010 : Siddharta