David Bintley
Ballet dancer and choreographer
Born
September 17th, 1957
67 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United Kingdom
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An accomplished ballet dancer and choreographer, contributions included serving as Artistic Director of Birmingham Royal Ballet for over two decades. Bintley's choreography blended classical ballet with contemporary influences, showcasing a unique style. His work inspired generations of dancers and audiences alike. Renowned productions included adaptations of classic stories and original works, which received critical acclaim and audience admiration.
Served as Artistic Director of Birmingham Royal Ballet
Created the ballet adaptation of 'Cinderella'
Choreographed 'The Tempest' for the Royal Ballet
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