Sean Moon

Choreographer and Movement Director

British Sign Language Level 6/TSLI

Credits:
Strictly Come Dancing (Assistant Choreographer; BBC), Bvlgari (Choreographer; Private Drama), The Promise (Associate Movement Director, Chichester Festival Theatre), Everybody Dance feat. Claire Richards (Choreographer; London Palladium & UK Tour, SG Creative/Fiery Entertainment), Doctor Who (Assistant Choreographer; BBC/Bad Wolf), Towards Zero (Assistant Choreographer, Mammoth Screen), AJ & Curtis Pritchard (Choreographer; UK Tour, A2 Productions), Dancing with the Stars (Assistant Choreographer; RTE Ireland/TF1 France),  The Last Leg (Choreographer; Channel 4), Karen Hauer & Gorka Marquez Speakeasy (Choreographer; Promo Video: SG Creative), Wild Party (Choreographer; Arts Ed.), Rock of Ages (Choreographer; Performers College), Chicago (Choreographer; SA Performing Arts)

Sean Moon is a versatile choreographer and performer celebrated for his dynamic work across diverse dance platforms. Since graduating from SA Performing Arts (Newcastle Upon Tyne) in 2010, Sean has honed an extensive skill set, in Jazz, Commercial, Hip Hop, Contemporary, Ballet, Tap, Salsa, Partner Dancing, and Jazz-era styles; Swing, Charleston and Lindy Hop.

This rich foundation allows him to draw inspiration from multiple genres, creating innovative choreography that resonates with diverse audiences.

In addition to his choreography credits, Sean has served as an assistant choreographer on the prestigious Strictly Come Dancing for 8 seasons, in collaboration with choreographer Jenny Thomas to create captivating routines in Charleston and Salsa. His performance credits span television and film, including notable appearances on Lip Sync Battle UK, The Voice Ireland, and popular series such as Bridgerton and The Crown.

Sean's background is uniquely enriched by his upbringing—both of his parents are deaf, and British Sign Language (BSL) is his first language. This aspect of his life informs his work and artistic vision, allowing him to communicate through movement in a way that is both intuitive and expressive.

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