Miyako Yoshida
Japanese ballet dancer and choreographer
Born
October 28th, 1965
59 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
Japan
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Originating from Japan, a prominent ballet dancer gained recognition for performances with leading ballet companies, particularly the Royal Ballet in London. Skilled in classical ballet and contemporary dance, this individual has also served as a principal dancer and artistic director. Most performances reflected a blend of technical precision and expressive artistry, contributing significantly to the field of ballet. After retiring from the stage, transitioned into choreography and mentorship of younger dancers, promoting the art form globally.
Performed with the Royal Ballet
Served as artistic director for ballet companies
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