Liam Scarlett
British choreographer of ballet works
Born
1986
40 years ago
Died
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United Kingdom
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A British choreographer specialized in ballet, recognized for innovative and expressive choreography. Education in dance took place at the Royal Ballet School. Early in his career, contributions involved creating works for the Royal Ballet, where notable pieces included 'Fascinatin' Rhythm' and 'SSM'. Collaborated with various international companies, developing a reputation for unique interpretations of classical ballet. Achieved acclaim as a choreographer and also served as an artist in residence at the Royal Ballet. Awards received included the Critics' Circle National Dance Award for Best Choreography.
Choreographed 'Fascinatin' Rhythm'
Served as artist in residence at the Royal Ballet
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