Charlotte Edmonds is a British choreographer, dancer and filmmaker. Her work uses classical and contemporary dance to tell stories through movement.
Charlotte’s practice is grounded in a strong technical understanding of dance as a medium of expression having trained at The Royal Ballet Lower School, Rambert School of Ballet and Contemporary Dance. She also holds a master’s in choreography from Central School of Ballet. Breaking ground early in her career, Charlotte became 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 practitioner across dance, art and wider creative industries.
Charlotte has created classical and contemporary choreographies internationally for 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 collaborated with art and cultural institutions such as Sotheby’s, Gazelli Art House and Soho House, and fashion brands including Nike, Burberry and Belstaff. Accomplished in capturing dance on film Charlotte has also worked with BBC Arts and Nowness.