Derryl yeager biography definition

Derryl Yeager is a dancer, choreographer, actor, and director. He is the founder and artistic director of Odyssey Dance Theatre in Salt Lake.

Yeager was raised in Amarillo, Texas, and started dancing in high school in the musical Camelot. The director of the show had a dance studio and told Yeager that he had an aptitude for movement. After a year of dance classes, he earned a summer scholarship at the San Francisco School of Ballet.

On the way to San Francisco, he and a friend stopped in Salt Lake City and discovered Ballet West.

Derryl Yeager.

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In , he choreographed the dance sequences for Carousel at the Paper Mill Playhouse.

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Young dancer with an interest in acting.

After meeting William F. Christensen, he decided to go to the University of Utah and work with Ballet West. He started as an apprentice and stayed with the company for six years, eventually becoming a principal dancer.

He earned his BFA degree in performing arts and MFA degree in choreography from the University of Utah.

He taught dance for a little over a year at Brigham Young University before he branched out into