David Howard - Biography |
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On October 6, 2006, David Howard, one of the most distinguished ballet teachers of our generation, will celebrate his 40th year of teaching in America.
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Born and educated in England, Mr. Howard received his early training from the Cone-Ripman School, now the Arts Educational School in London. Upon completion of the RAD syllabus, at the age of 17, he was awarded the Adeline Genee Medal, the highest honor a British dance student can receive. David Howard's career began as a child performer in radio shows, films and commercials. Working as a principal dancer at London's Palladium Theatre he was honored by appearing in a Royal Command Performance before Queen Elizabeth II. He later joined Sadler's Wells Theatre Ballet, now The Royal Ballet and was promoted to soloist status. Mr. Howard danced with the National Ballet of Canada, appeared in London's West End in musicals, among them Bob Fosse's Little Me, performed in cabaret throughout Europe and was featured in many television productions.
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