Alistair David
Choreographer
Alistair David
Alistair works as a choreographer in Theatre and TV:
PRODUCTION |
DIRECTOR |
VENUE / COMPANY |
AWARDS |
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| 2011 ‘Best Choreographer’ Off West End Award for BELLS ARE RINGING | ||
MOST RECENT THEATRE |
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| ONCE UPON A TIME IN WIGAN | George Perrin | Paines Plough & Hull Truck |
| THE WAY OF THE WORLD | Lyndsey Turner | Sheffield Crucible |
| A BOWL OF CHERRIES | Andrew C Wadsworth | Charing Cross Theatre |
| SLEEPING BEAUTY | Paul Hendy | Sheffield Lyceum |
| BAT BOY | Ian Good | Arts Educational School |
| NICKED |
Pia Furtado | HighTide Festival |
| RADIO TIMES | Caroline Leslie | Watermill Theatre |
| CINDERELLA |
Peter Duncan | Oxford Playhouse |
| ALADDIN | Chris Harris | Theatre Royal Bath |
| BELLS ARE RINGING | Paul Foster | Union Theatre |
| FOOTLOOSE | Kate Golledge | Arts Educational School |
| MY DAD’S A BIRDMAN | Charlie Westenra | Sheffield Crucible |
| LITTLE WOMEN |
Tamara Harvey |
Workshop |
| ROMEO & JULIET (THE ROCK OPERA) | Julian Woolford | Arts Educational School |
| SLEEPING BEAUTY | Chris Harris |
Theatre Royal Bath |
| ANYTHING GOES | Charlie Barker | Arts Educational School |
| FASCINATING AIDA | Clarke Peters | Theatre Royal Haymarket |
| SNOW WHITE | Peter Purves | Theatre Royal Hull |
| SNOW WHITE | Peter Purves | Orchard Theatre, Dartford |
| A CHORUS LINE | Philip Foster | Bodywork Company, Cambridge |
| WEST SIDE STORY | Philip Foster | Bodywork Company |
SEVEN BRIDES FOR SEVEN BROTHERS |
Philip Foster |
Bodywork Company |
TELEVISION CREDITS |
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| THE LATE LIST | MJ Delaney | Princess Productions for Channel Four |
| BIG TIME RUSH WEEK | Beth Evans | Nickelodeon |
| MY SUPER SWEET 16 | James Brennan | MTV |
| BUSTAMOVE (Eps 1-3) | Tim Van Someron | MTV |
| BUSTAMOVE (Eps 4&5) | Paul Shyler | MTV |
| BUSTAMOVE (Ep 10) | Richard Valentine | MTV |
| THE LAUREUS WORLD SPORTS AWARDS | Hamish Hamilton | |
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Alistair’s performing career includes the original West End casts of: Chicago, Fosse, Fame, We Will Rock You, Sinatra at the Palladium, On Your Toes, Tonight’s the Night and seasons with the Royal Shakespeare Company. |
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