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    1955-04-0471 years, 7 months, and 3 days old

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    Place of birth:

    London, England, UK

    Adult:

    No

    Gender:

    Male

    Biography

    Having initially trained as a dancer at The London School Of Contemporary Dance, Stewart Avon Arnold has gone on to become a highly successful choreographer. He started dancing professionally in the mid-1970s. He performed with The Tubes at Knebworth and choreographed a piece that was performed at Sadler's Wells. A member of the Minority Arts Advisory Service, he later founded a dance troupe called The Dance Theatre of London with the late Gary Hurst. He joined Kate Bush's circle for the Tour Of Life in 1979. After this, he appeared in many of Kate's music videos, including a featured role in The Line, The Cross and The Curve. Avon-Arnold also provided backing vocals on the song Sat In Your Lap. For many years, Stewart has been constantly involved in West End Shows, pop music videos, and television series. He also finds time to teach intensive courses and master classes at leading schools throughout Europe, Scandinavia, and Japan. The breadth of his knowledge of forms of dance, together with his unique talent and sensitivity, make Stewart a very powerful creative asset to every production.

    Images Gallery

    Best Credits: 9

    Title
    Song & Dance
    Performer
    10
    1984-08-27
    1.2338
    Kate Bush: The Single File
    Dancer (clip: Them Heavy People)
    8.5
    1983-11-28
    0.4325
    Kate Bush: Live at Manchester Apollo
    Movement and dance
    0
    1979-04-10
    1.364
    Kate Bush - BBC Christmas Special
    Dancer
    7.5
    1979-12-28
    1.1828
    Kate Bush: The Sound Witch
    Self
    7.5
    2019-09-13
    0.6557
    Cinderella: The Shoe Must Go On
    Mouse
    4
    1986-12-25
    0.7879
    The Line, the Cross & the Curve
    Male Dancer
    7.2
    1994-05-06
    0.6395
    The Hot Shoe Show
    Dancer
    7
    1983-06-05
    1.7287
    Bulman
    Dancer
    7
    1985-06-05
    4.4382
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