Irene Sabas
He began his dance studies in his hometown, Manila (Philippines). Recommended by Margot Fonteyn, she received a two-year scholarship from the British Council to study at the prestigious Royal Ballet School in London, where she had renowned teachers, among others, Marion Lane, Pamela May, Eileen Ward, Lynn Wallis, David Wall, David Drew i Julia Farron. From 1977 to 1980 she worked as a solo dancer at the Dance Theater Philippines where she played leading roles such as ``Swanhilda`` in the Coppelia ballet and other leading roles in Don Quixote, Cinderella, La Fille Mal Gardée, etc.
Subsequently, he joined the Royal Flanders Ballet (Belgium) as a soloist, where he played leading roles such as ``Masha`` in The Three Sisters and ``Adelaida`` in The Idiot (Panov), apart from other important roles in Carmina Burana by J. Butler, Symphony in Three Movements by Nils Christie or Allegro Brillante by G. Balanchine, etc. Perform all these choreographies throughout Europe, America and Asia. During her career as a dancer, she shares her work with prominent personalities in the world of dance such as: A. Prokofiev (Bolshoi Ballet, Moscow), Nicolai Beriosov (Saint Petersburg), Woytek Lowski (American Ballet Theatre), Vladimir Kaplun (Saint Petersburg ).
Three Preludes, Ben Stevenson
Three Sisters – Valery Panov
In 1987, together with her husband David Campos, she founded her own ballet school in Barcelona, where she is a teacher and director. Recognized for her high level as a classical dance teacher, she is regularly invited to teach her teaching at dance conservatories in Spain and at the University of the Philippines for the Master of Dance Production Course (Manila).
Currently, she is mainly dedicated to the training of future classical dancers while she is the Deputy Director of the productions of the Ballet David Campos dance company.
