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Deirdre Elizabeth Anne Tarrant CNZM (born 1946) is a New Zealand dancer, dance teacher and choreographer. She was the founding director of Footnote Dance and is principal of the Tarrant Dance Studios.
- Deirdre Elizabeth Anne Tarrant, 1946 (age 76–77)
- Bret McKenzie
- Choreographer, contemporary dance teacher
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Biographical Note Deirdre Elizabeth Anne Tarrant CNZM (born 1946) is a New Zealand dancer, dance teacher and choreographer. She was the founding director of Footnote Dance and is principal of the Tarrant Dance Studios.
Daughter of Alfred Edward Tarrant (1915-1995). Dance teacher, choreographer. In 1971 married Peter Leo McKenzie. See New Zealand Who's Who Aotearoa (1996, p. 645). Made CNZM for services to contemporary dance in 2013 Queen's Birthday Honours. There are 24 related items to this topic. Image.
Tarrant, Deirdre Elizabeth Anne, 1946- Reference. OHInt-1230-3. Description. Interview with Deidre Tarrant conducted by Lyne Pringle. Talks about family background and growing up in Wellington, early dance classes, and dancing with the Royal New Zealand Ballet Company adjunct troupe 1958-1960.
Deirdre Elizabeth Anne Tarrant CNZM (born 1946) is a New Zealand dancer, dance teacher and choreographer. She was the founding director of Footnote Dance and is principal of the Tarrant Dance Studios.
26. Jan. 2023 · Deirdre Tarrant says “her” Barber’s building, home of the Tarrant Dance Studio and Footnote New Zealand Dance, was given by the Borren family to the Nikau Trust to administer as part of a bequest to Victoria University. The building is now being handled by a property management company.
Interviews with Deirdre Elizabeth Anne Tarrant, Margaret Ruth Lewis (Maggie Burke), Alison East, Chris Jannides (Chris Ioannidis), William (Bill) Newton Sheat, conducted by Lyne Pringle. Supported by the Sesquicentennial Fund.
