Age, Biography and Wiki
Kate Champion was born on 1961 in Sydney, Australia. Discover Kate Champion's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is She in this year and how She spends money? Also learn how She earned most of networth at the age of 62 years old?
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Creative director |
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Australia |
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Kate Champion Height, Weight & Measurements
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Kate Champion Net Worth
Her net worth has been growing significantly in 2022-2023. So, how much is Kate Champion worth at the age of 62 years old? Kate Champion’s income source is mostly from being a successful . She is from Australia. We have estimated
Kate Champion's net worth
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$1 Million - $5 Million |
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Timeline
In 2016 she directed Swallow, written by Stef Smith - the inaugural production of National Theatre of Parramatta. Kate also directed - THAT EYE THE SKY (2018), adapted from the novel by Tim Winton for State Theatre Company of South Australia and the world premiere of the musical EVIE MAY for Hayes Theatre. 2019 productions include EVERY BRILLIANT THING for Belvoir, MEAT EATERS for NIDA, A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE for State Theatre Company of Australia and FULLY COMMITTED for Ensemble Theatre. 2020 productions will include a return season of EVERY BRILLIANT THING for Belvoir, HONOUR for Ensemble, MY BRILLIANT CAREER for Belvoir and GIRLS AND BOYS for Melbourne Theatre Company.
Continuing her collaborative relationship with Neil Armfield, Champion took on the role of Associate Director of Opera Australia's 2013 production (and 2016 remount) of Wagner's Ring Cycle, directed by Armfield.
In 2010 she choreographed Opera Australia's Bliss, which also toured to the Edinburgh Festival, and Spring Awakening for Sydney Theatre Company.
In 2004 Champion choreographed the world premiere of Dirty Dancing, the stage show based on the popular film. Her choreography has been included in the European, West-End, North American, South African and Asian versions of this box office record holding production.
In 1997 Champion begin collaborating with theatre director Neil Armfield and choreographed Cloudstreet, and directed and devised Under the Influence.
In 1996, Champion was awarded the Robert Helpmann Scholarship for Choreographic Excellence enabling her to create her first solo work Face Value which was awarded a 1998 Green Room Award and a MO Award. In 2001 she created a second solo show About Face.
In 1992 she traveled to London, where she spent time with Lloyd Newson's DV8 Physical Theatre, first as production assistant and then as a performer in Strange Fish, both the stage and BBC film versions. In 1998 she returned to DV8 as rehearsal director for a European tour of Enter Achilles and as a collaborator and performer in The Happiest Day Of My Life.
Kate Champion (born 1961) is a director and choreographer with over thirty years' experience across multiple art forms. She was the founding Artistic Director of Force Majeure (2002-2015), a dance theatre company based in at Carriageworks arts centre in Sydney, Australia. Her initial training was in Sydney with Karen Kerkhoven with subsequent formative years spent in Munich with the Iwanson Dance Company and continued with Kai Tai Chan's One Extra Company in Sydney. She was a founding member of Dance North in Townsville and was a dancer with Australian Dance Theatre from 1988 to 1989.
