About Me
Olivia Wallis Jackson is a British-German Contemporary Dancer, Choreographer, Photographer, Teacher, Rehearsal Director & Administrative Support Worker currently based in Hampshire and working across the South and in London.
As a dance artist with an exciting blend of technical and explorative movement, she uses her unique performance skills and intellect to collaborate deeply with other artists. She strives to understand choreographers’ artistic aims and processes, fulfilling their visions to make work that is impactful and meaningful to a wide range of audiences.
Alongside her work as a dancer and choreographer, Olivia is also a dance photographer and engages with community dance practice in various ways.
Our expertise
- Dance
- Education
- Performing arts
- Photography
- Workshops
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