Georgia Howlett, United Kingdom

Georgia Howlett graduated from Central School of Ballet in London, before moving to Rome to deepen her contemporary dance studies at Dance Arts Faculty. She has performed works for both stage and television and has choreographed in collaboration with the Royal College of Music and Central St Martins University for Arts. Georgia was proud to also perform in her local community, in a series of contemporary works focused on instigating climate action.

Outside of performance, Georgia has facilitated creative workshops for children in both movement and writing, and has extensive experience working in access support work with adults with learning disabilities.

Georgia currently works in Communications and Project Co-ordination for a London-based charity, while writing freelance on dance, performance and literature.

Media by Georgia Howlett
Read Icon Kentaro Kujirai, U-BU-SU-NA. photo: bozzo

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Kentaro Kujirai: U-BU-SU-NA

Read Icon Gaël Ndecky and El Hadji Malick Ndiaye in Xarito. Photo © Emma Pequin

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Génération A Festival: Double Bill

Read Icon Chou Kuan-jou’s Tomato. Photo © Lucas Kao

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Taiwan Festival London 2024

Read Icon Emma Stone in the dance scene from Poor Things (Yorgos Lanthimos, 2023). Screenshot courtesy of Searchlight Pictures

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Dance+: Poor Things

Read Icon Sonya Lindfors’ One Drop. Photo © Tuukka Ervasti

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Under Dance Umbrella 2023

Read Icon Valse à Newton, by French company Le grand jeté. Photo courtesy GDIF

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Dancing (in the) City

Read Icon A dark figure in red top presses fingers against a translucent plastic screen that's splattered with blood

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Is Marikiscrycrycry… a goner?

Read Icon On a tilted floor strewn with reddish grains a woman launches herself headlong and is caught by a man. In the background, other figures are running

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Léa Tirabasso: Starving Dingoes

Read Icon In a dark room, a man is slipping off an armchair, looking upwards at the woman who has leaned forward to kiss - the armchair, not the man

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Mime Time

Read Icon Reverie, by Georgia Tegou and Michalis Theophanous. Photo © Andreas Simopoulos

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Georgia Tegou & Michalis Theophanous: Reverie

Read Icon Woman in gauzy top and underwear, man in dark trousers and open shirt, each in disco-pose with one arm up and the other out. Behind them are neon blue lights, and a yellow door, and the whole scene is soaked in dark red light.

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Dance+: Ex Machina

Read Icon In an open-air stone courtyard backed by trees and sky, a woman in black trousers and vest looks skywards. Behind her, another woman in a black strap dress sings into a microphone

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Dominio Pubblico: Senza Titolo Festival 2022