Speaking of how different the Royal Ballet was compared to other companies he had worked for Solymosi stated, "They have a different style of dancing here ... The English school is so different from my Russian (training). In Budapest, we have the Vaganova school, which is real, pure Russian style. What I really find difficult is to place myself (according to the English style) in ballets. They give me corrections. Of course, they want me to look good. But that is what they believe in. I have my own school. Diplomatically, it's difficult. But it's worth it.". He added, "I need the change. It's important for an artist to have a wide view. You have to see and think through a lot of things. But for that you need to travel, to see different things, to decide what is good and not good, to refine your taste.". In 1995, Solymosi left the Royal Ballet to pursue a freelance career.
