Driven by a passion for storytelling through movement, Charlotte Edmonds is a British choreographer, dancer and filmmaker whose work honors classical and contemporary dance as pure art forms. Having trained at The Royal Ballet Lower School, Rambert School of Ballet and Contemporary Dance, and with a masters in choreography from Central School of Ballet, Charlotte’s prestigious academic background speaks to her outstanding technical understanding of dance as a medium of expression. Breaking ground early in her career, Charlotte became the the Royal Ballet’s Inaugural Young Choreographer and her ability to explore different social and emotional perspectives through dance and film has since made her a prolific creative across the realms of dance, art and commerce. Charlotte has created respected classical and contemporary choreographies internationally for respected dance institutions such as The Royal Ballet, Bayerisches Staatsballett, Northern Ballet, The Royal Academy of Dance, Dutch National Ballet, Norwegian National Ballet and Studio Wayne McGregor. She has worked with art and cultural institutions such as LOST (From The Creator of Secret Cinema), Sotheby’s, Gazelli Art House and Soho House, as well as brands including Nike, Dove, Budweiser, Burberry and Belstaff. Charlotte has choreographed and movement-directed music videos for Jehnny Beth and Gretel, as well as Lola Young’s Messy performance on The Graham Norton Show. Accomplished in capturing dance on film Charlotte has also worked with media giants such as BBC Arts and Nowness. Charlotte was a Clore ‘19 Fellow, part of a distinguished leadership development programme tailored for an exceptional cohort of cultural sector leaders.
