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Ian was born in Halifax, Nova Scotia. He entered the world of film and television at the age of 3, when he appeared as "Junior" in the pilot of the CBC sitcom "What Are Families For?" Starring Louis del Grande. Following this, he began to land children's roles in various mediums including television commercials, radio, and film. Ian was the voice of Captain Kidd in the children's series "Pirates" which aired on Treehouse TV, and ran for forty episodes. Among his other roles as a child: "Little Sweet William" in "The Hanging Garden," directed by Thom Fitzgerald, and the voice of the little boy in the National Film Board short, "The Sandbox," directed by JoDee Samuelson.Ian was also no stranger to the world of theatre as a child, and appeared in several productions with the Nova Scotia Drama League, including "Annie," "The King and I," and "The Wizard of Oz." He also appeared in several productions of children's theatre as The Mirror in "Snow White," The Old Green Grasshopper in "James and the Giant Peach," and Wilbur in "Charlotte's Web."However, Ian's largest body of work to date has been in the world of dance, which he fell in love with following his work in musical theatre:Ian received his early training at the Maritime Conservatory of Performing Arts and spent six years at Canada's National Ballet School, graduating with the musicianship award in 2007. He joined the National Ballet of Canada's second company, where he danced various works from the classical repertoire, as well as the principal role in George Balanchine's "Who Cares." With the main company of the National Ballet of Canada, he danced the works of James Kudelka and John Neumeier. For the company's annual workshop, he choreographed a piece which is now in the repertoire of the second company.Since joining Les Ballets de Monte-Carlo in 2009, Ian has danced ballets of Jean-Christophe Maillot, including "Romeo et Juliette," "La Belle," "Cendrillon," the role of Robin Starveling in "Le Songe," and the creation of "Scheherazade." He also appeared in George Balanchine's "Prodigal Son" and Maurice Bejart's "Sacre du Printemps" during the company's Ballet Russe Centenary performances. Among the guest choreographers that he has worked with are Jiri Kylian (dancing his "Les Noces)" and Emio Greco ("Le Corps du Ballet"). Ian was selected by Ramon Reis to dance in a full evening of several new works, in a project entitled "Vibrations," which premiered in Monaco, November 2010.In the summer of 2012, Ian moved to London following his work as a dancer in the film version of the musical Les Miserables, directed by Tom Hooper. He is now living in the UK, where he is pursuing his career in musical theatre. - IMDb Mini Biography By: Ian Parsons

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