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Callie Sant is listed in the official Progressing Ballet Technique teacher directory. This profile confirms current PBT directory listing status. Contact the teacher directly to confirm current classes and studio availability. Dancers, parents and studios can use this page to review the public qualifications and professional links supplied for this teacher, then send an enquiry through the PBT directory. Progressing Ballet Technique uses structured exercises to support strength, alignment, control and technique for dancers. Before attending a class, confirm the current timetable, age group, level and studio arrangements directly with the teacher.
Born in Australia, Callie Sant commenced her dance journey under the guidance of Marie Walton-Mahon at the tender age of 3, persisting until 16. She achieved distinction by completing all her RAD exams and claimed a silver medal at the Adeline Geneé awards in Athens. This remarkable feat earned Callie a full scholarship to The Royal Ballet School, where she graduated with honors.
Following her success, Callie embraced a new chapter by securing a contract with the prestigious Birmingham Royal Ballet (BRB). Rising through the ranks, she attained the position of a first artist and graced the stage in numerous leading roles. Notable performances included iconic ballets such as Swan Lake, The Sleeping Beauty, Concerto Barocco, Cinderella, The Dream, Coppelia, Carmina Burana, The Nutcracker, Take Five, Slaughter on Tenth Avenue, and Elite Syncopations.
In 2014, Callie decided to embark on a freelance career, showcasing her versatile talents as both a dancer and teacher. Since then, she has been actively engaged with Progressing Ballet Technique, conducting workshops across the United Kingdom, France, Italy, Spain, Belgium, Germany, Portugal, Croatia, Greece, Cyprus, Ireland, Denmark, Netherlands, and Norway. Callie continues to share her passion for dance, leaving an incredible mark in the realms of performance and education.
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