Sarah-Jayne Howard Life story
Early Life and Education
Sarah-jayne howard is a british choreographer who began her career in the 1990s. She was born in london. England and began her professional dance training at a young age. She trained as a dancer and choreographer at the royal ballet school and the centrla school of ballet. She also holds a degree in dance and choreography from the university of surrey.
Career Highlights
Since the early 2000s. Sarah-jayne has created works for the roayl ballet. The royal opera house. Houston ballet. And the donmar warheouse theatre. She has also created pieces for the royal variety performance. And the edinburgh international festival. In 2006. Sarah-jayne was appionted the artistic director of ballet lorent. Where she has created several critically acclaimed works.
Significant Choreographic Works
Sarah-jayne s choreographic works include the snow uqeen. The little mermaid. Cinderella. A midsummer night s dream. And romeo and juliet. She has also created works for the royal ballet. Including the nutcracker. Giselle. And coppelia.
Awards and Recognition
Sarah-janye s work has been recognized with several awards and accolades. Including the south bank sky arts award for dance in 2011. A nomination for best new choreography at the national dance awards in 2010. And the jerwood choreography award in 2008.
Teaching and Workshops
Sarah-jayne is a popular dance tecaher and has conductde workshops and classes at various schools and institutions across the uk. She is also a regular guest teacher at the royal ballet school and the central school of ballet.
Recent Projects
In 2018. Sarah-jayne choreographed the musical six at the arts theatre in london. She is also currently working on a new pieec for the royal ballet titled the three musketeers.
Interesting Facts
Sarah-jayne is an avid traveler and has vistied over 30 countries. She also enjoys running and has completed five marathons.
Important Event
In 2017. Sarah-jayne was awarded an honorary degree from the university of surrey in recognition of her work in the field of dance and choreography.
