Sarah Kawahara

Sarah Kawahara

Sarah Kawahara is a Canadian figure skater and choreographer. She won an Emmy Award in 1997 for Scott Hamilton Upside Down and was the first skater to win the Best Choreography Emmy. She won her second Emmy in 2002 for choreographing the opening and closing ceremonies of the 2002 Winter Olympics. She joined the Ice Capades at age 17 and skated with them for seven years. She currently lives in California.

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Films she has choreographed for

TV specials she has choreographed

  • An Evening on Ice
  • Concert on Ice
  • Nancy Kerrigan, Special Dreams on Ice
  • Reflections on Ice: Michelle Kwan skates to the Music of Mulan
  • Michelle Kwan skates to Disney's Greatest Hits (2000)
  • Michelle Kwan, Princesses on Ice
  • Scott Hamilton and Friends

Scott Hamilton Upside Down

Touring shows she has choreographed

Skaters she has choreographed programs for

References

External links

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Tony Charmoli (1976) · Ron Field (1977) · Ron Field (1978) · Kevin Carlisle (1979) · Alan Johnson (1980) · Walter Painter (1981) · Debbie Allen (1982) · Debbie Allen (1983) · Michael Smuin (1984) · Twyla Tharp (1985) · Walter Painter (1986) · Michael Peters / Dee Dee Wood (1987) · Alan Johnson (1988) · Walter Painter / Paula Abdul (1989) · Paula Abdul / Dean Barlow / Michael Darrin (1990) · Debbie Allen (1991) · Paul Taylor (1992) · Michael Peters (1993) · Linda Talcott (1994) · Ulysses Dove (1995) · Anita Mann / Charonne Mose (1996) · Marguerite Derricks / Sarah Kawahara (1997) · Marguerite Derricks / Peggy Holmes (1998) · Judith Jamison / Marguerite Derricks (1999) · Rob Marshall (2000)

Complete list: (1955–1975) · (1976–2000) · (2001–present)
v · d · ePrimetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Choreography

Jim Moore / George Pinney / Jon Vanderkolff (2001) · Doug Jack / Sarah Kawahara / Kenny Ortega / Debra Brown (2002) · Sandra Bezic / A.C. Ciulla / Christopher Dean / Jamie Isley / Michael Seibert (2003) · Jason Samuels Smith (2004) · Christopher Dean (2005) · Charles Klapow / Kenny Ortega / Bonnie Story (2006) · Wade Robson / Mia Michaels / Rob Marshall / John Deluca (2007) · Wade Robson (2008) · Rob Ashford / Tyce Diorio (2009) · Mia Michaels (2010) Mia Michaels / Tabitha and Napoleon D'umo (2011)

Complete list: (1955–1975) · (1976–2000) · (2001–present)
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