Darcy Bussell
Darcy Bussell began her ballet training at the age of 13 when she enrolled at the Royal Ballet School in London. She quickly rose through the ranks and made her professional debut with the Royal Ballet in 1988. Bussell became one of the most celebrated ballerinas of her time, known for her exceptional technique and artistry.
Darcy Bussell became famous as a highly acclaimed British ballerina, recognized for her extraordinary talent and artistry. She joined the Royal Ballet in 1988 and quickly rose to prominence, becoming a principal dancer and captivating audiences with her performances in classic ballets. Bussell's charisma and technical skill earned her numerous accolades, solidifying her status as one of the leading figures in ballet during the 1990s and early 2000s. Additionally, her appearances on television and in various dance-related projects helped broaden her appeal beyond the ballet community.
Since you asked, award-wise, she's been voted Dancer of the year by readers of Dance and Dancers Magazine and won the Evening Standard Ballet Award. In 1991 Darcey Bussell received the Variety Club of Great Britain's Sir James Garreras Award for the most promising newcomer of 1990 and was a joint winner of the Cosmopolitan Achievement Award in the Performing Arts Category. And she also won the Prix de Lausanne in 1986 and spent the prize money on classes with the Monte Carlo Ballet where she attended classes with Rudolf Nureyev.
In 1997, Darcy Bussell married Australian Angus Forbes, a businessman, in Cherwell, Oxfordshire. They originally lived in Kensington with their two daughters, both of whom were born in Kensington and Chelsea, London: Phoebe Olivia (born 2001) and Zoe Sophia (born 2004). In 2008, the family relocated to Sydney, Australia. In July 2012 the family returned to the UK.
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Darcy Bussell became famous as a highly acclaimed British ballerina, recognized for her extraordinary talent and artistry. She joined the Royal Ballet in 1988 and quickly rose to prominence, becoming a principal dancer and captivating audiences with her performances in classic ballets. Bussell's charisma and technical skill earned her numerous accolades, solidifying her status as one of the leading figures in ballet during the 1990s and early 2000s. Additionally, her appearances on television and in various dance-related projects helped broaden her appeal beyond the ballet community.
27 April 1969
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Darcy Bussell's full name is Darcey Andrea Bussell. She is a retired English ballerina and former judge on the television show "Strictly Come Dancing."
Since you asked, award-wise, she's been voted Dancer of the year by readers of Dance and Dancers Magazine and won the Evening Standard Ballet Award. In 1991 Darcey Bussell received the Variety Club of Great Britain's Sir James Garreras Award for the most promising newcomer of 1990 and was a joint winner of the Cosmopolitan Achievement Award in the Performing Arts Category. And she also won the Prix de Lausanne in 1986 and spent the prize money on classes with the Monte Carlo Ballet where she attended classes with Rudolf Nureyev.
In 1997, Darcy Bussell married Australian Angus Forbes, a businessman, in Cherwell, Oxfordshire. They originally lived in Kensington with their two daughters, both of whom were born in Kensington and Chelsea, London: Phoebe Olivia (born 2001) and Zoe Sophia (born 2004). In 2008, the family relocated to Sydney, Australia. In July 2012 the family returned to the UK.
Darcy Buttles (sp?) it was Darcey Bussells.
Darcy Bussell is an English ballerina who has now retired. Born in 1969, she trained at London's presitigious Royal Ballet School before joining the Sadler's Wells Royal Ballet in 1987. She went on to join the Royal Ballet and was appointed it's principal dancer in December 1989 at the age of just 20, the youngest ever principle ballerina to hold the post. She remained in this job for 17 years, also making guest appearances with other famous ballet companies including the New York, Kirov, Australian and Paris. She retired as principle dancer from the Royal Ballet in 2006 and from dance altogether in June 2007, ending her career appearing in choreographer Kenneth MacMillan's modern production 'Song Of The Earth'. Her main reason was that she wanted to have children and has devoted much time since then to raising her daughters Phoebe and Zoe, although she remains very active in the world of dance in an administrative role, being President of the Royal Academy of Dance, Birmingham Royal Ballet's fundraising appeal (that's Birmingham ENGLAND, not Birmingham Alabama), and being on the board of the Margot Fonteyn Foundation. She is also patron of the International Dance Teacher's Association and the Sydney Dance Company, and currently appears on the judging panel of the popular BBC television dancing competition 'Strictly Come Dancing'.
Darcy Bussel is forty five years old. She was born April 27, 1969. Bussel is a retired English ballerina and danced with the Royal Ballet.