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Joseph Caley

English ballet dancer

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Joseph Caley was a ballet dancer.

Joseph Caley is an English ballet dancer. He joined the Birmingham Royal Ballet and became a principal dancer in 2011. He left in 2017 to join the English National Ballet and was promoted to lead principal months later. Caley joined the Australian Ballet in 2022 as a principal artist.

Early life Caley was born in Hull. He was then sent to audition for the Royal Ballet Lower School and was accepted. He later progressed to the Upper School. Among the ballets he danced lead roles in are Giselle, Swan Lake, The Sleeping Beauty, The Nutcracker and Cinderella. One of the lead roles he had danced since was Des Grieux in Manon.

He made an appearance with the Birmingham Royal Ballet in June 2018. Other guest appearances he made includes Miyako Yoshida's Stars Dancer Ballet in Japan, The Australian Ballet, and at the opening of Hull UK City of Culture 2017.

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· Wikipedia: Joseph Caley

· Wikidata: Q50308945

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