Anastasia Everall is an English actress. She studied at Drama Centre London, appearing in a number of film productions. Anastasia will be making her screen debut in a short film Caminho, which is coming in 2020.
From Mule To Tea. Anastasia Everall was born on 17 March 1995 in Moscow. When she was four years old, her family moved to London, England, where her parents pursued a career in real estate entrepreneurial. She has an older and a younger brother. From a young age, she was part of a dancing contemporary troupe. Her interest in acting was sparked at the age of eleven, when Everall was casted as a stag beetle in the film Thumbelina.
Everall was educated at Durham University, which she finished in 2016. After she
worked as a freelance political journalist for just over two years, combining it with
charity work. She then continued her secondary degree in interior design, which
she left at the age of twenty-two to pursue her ambition of becoming an actress.
Everall successfully graduated from Drama Centre London in 2019.
Film Caminho Way. The English-Portuguese biographical adventure drama film. It is
proof of concept of a feature film. The release is planned on February 2020. Katerina Ward’s perfect world comes shattering down when she loses her mother to cancer. She then decides to cross two countries on foot, starting her journey in a small city in Portugal, Alentejo. She begins to rediscover her true self as she travels a long and difficult way.
The film was inspired by Everall’s personal story. “The hardest thing possible happened to me on 6 July 2016. I lost my best friend, my soul mate. The person who I never thought would leave me. My mother. She wasn’t just an ordinary woman, she had energy that lit everything up, always with a smile on her face. My mother loved life and she was everything to me!”, Everall said. The production team aims to enter the Cannes Film Festival, Palm Springs International Film Festival and other. Hollywood Film-Critic Prince Mario-Max Schaumburg-Lippe adds: We will hear and see a lot about this fabulous young actress. The movie is a touching gem!
Awards Night. In Beverly Hills over 1200 guests attended the 9th Annual World Choreography Awards (Choreos) at the Saban Theatre on November 11, 2019. The biggest names in commercial choreography came together to honor their own invited by the passionate award founder Allen Walls. The live telecast worthy mega-gala became a new star studded highlight of the Hollywood awards season.
Sir Nigel Lythgoe and Prince Mario-Max Schaumburg-Lippe. Nigel hosts So You Think You Can Dance.
Success. The gigantic show, produced and directed by Allen Walls and co-produced Cheryl Baxter-Ratliff were hosted by Heather Morris (Glee). The Next Frontier of Dance Governance Honor was presented to Glorya Kaufman, for building the awareness of dance around the world by opening a state-of-the-art dance training facility, the USC Glorya Kaufman School of Dance. Sir Nigel Lythgoe presented the award to Glorya Kaufman. Hollywood-Celebrity News-Anchor and Royal Dr. Prince Mario-Max Schaumburg-Lippe applauded Lythgoe: “Nigel did such an amazing Job! Glorya is lovely and Nigel is not only the amazing face of So You Think You Can Dance, but also a brilliant speaker presenting accolades to the elegant award winner.” Glorya Kaufman was touched by the standing ovations for her life dedication, the support of dance and the dance community. This show needs to be on live tv – Prince Mario-Max and Deborah Turnbull who has been supporting the Awards since their start – noted unisono.
Live. There were 5 show-stopping, live performances by top choreographers and dancers; the 2019 World of Dance runner-ups Karen Forcano and Ricardo Vega, USC Glorya Kaufman School of Dance choreographed by Barak Marshall, Mark Ballas performed his choreographed music video Alexander Jean “STAMPEDE”, Lyrik Cruz recreated the number from his nominated movie “Shine”, and Michael Dameski (“Lay Me Down”).
Winners 2019:
MOTION PICTURE – Rob Marshall and John DeLuca (Mary Poppins Returns)
TELEVISION AWARD SHOW/SPECIAL – Napoleon and Tabitha Dumo and Kiel Tutin (Billboard
Music Awards, Jennifer Lopez)
DIGITAL CONTENT – Ophelie Longuet (Ama)
TELEVISION EPISODIC – Alison Faulk & Leo Moctezuma (It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia)
COMMERCIALS – Ashley Wallen (Emirates Airlines)
MUSIC VIDEO – Mark Ballas (AlexanderJean, Stampede)
TELEVISION REALITY SHOW/COMPETITION Karen Forcano and Ricardo Vega (World of Dance)
DIGITAL CONTENT INDEPENDENT – Derek Hough (Natural)
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Stars. Celebrity Nominees who attended the awards: Blake McGrath (music video), Becca Sweitzer (Digital Content and TV Episodic), Renee Kester (music video), Mark Ballas (Music Video category), Chloe Arnold (TV Award Show/Special), Karen Forcano and Ricardo Vega (World of Dance), KC Monnie, (Digital Content Independent category), Stephanie Klemons (NFL Super Bowl LII -Commercials), Napoleon Dumo and Tabitha (TV Award Show/Special category), Rich + Tone Talauega and Ron Myles (Digital Content LIQUID DAYS), Brian Friedman (Music Video Category), Ashley Wallen (Commercials Category), Mark Ballas (Music Video category), Alison Faulk (TV Episodic category), Tessandra Chavez (Music Video), Kathryn Burns (Television Episodic), Ekaterina Fedosova (DCI category), Calvit Hodge (TV Awards Show / Special), Lyrik Cruz (Motion Picture category), Michael Dameski (TV Reality), Will Loftis (Motion Picture), Rudy Abreu and Larkin Poynton (DCI Category), Griselle Ponce (Movie category SHINE), Carmit Bacher (Music Video),Richy Jackson (Commercial) and more.
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VIPS Attending: Anita Mann, George Chakiris, Ogon “OG” Chijindu (VH1 Basketball Wives and Women’s Football League), Gleb Savchenko and Elena Samodanova (DWTS), Vlad Kvartin (DWTS), Desi Jevon (Choreo and Director), Tiffany Billings (Club Jete), Alvin de Castro (past nominee, leading choreo) Fly Boy Wizdom (Flyographer + dancer), Kristin McQuaid (Choreo), Toni Basil, Jason Celaya (former Choreo winner), Mark Pennell (CEO Beacon Pictures), Suzanne Down (owner Cirque Berzerk), Marco De La Cruz (dancer, choreo), Pete Styles Francis, Cloud Campus, Meekoh, Alexandra Hulme, Cole Mills (So You Think You Can Dance), Anastasiia Zhuchenko, Leading choreos Alexandre Magno, Hector Guerrero (choreo). Choreo Judges: Vincent Paterson, Helene Phillips, Maria Cina, Manette La Chance, Stacy Walker, Ekaterina Fedosova, Lynn Rose, Serial Entrepreneur and Author Deborah Turnbull.
Afterparty. The fun afterparty was led by the dancing and singing Pussycat Doll Carmit Bachar and Hollywoods PR-Grand Dame Melinda Manos was excited about the successful event.
Ariana Savalas. The American singer, songwriter, and burlesque performer is the daughter of Academy Award-nominated film and TV actor Telly Savalas (Kojak). Savalas is a resident headlining performer and emcee for Postmodern Jukebox and just finished her residency in Las Vegas before heading to Hollywood for two special VIP performances. She was one of the original members of the successful group alongside Haley Reinhart, Casey Abrams, Robyn Adele Anderson, and Morgan James. She tours with the band and has appeared in a number of the group’s YouTube videos. She is often referred to as The Pussycat and she is known for her risqué on-stage music and comedy. She has even been called the modern day Mae West and the Dita Von Teese of music, fusing her original songs with elements of traditional vaudeville, grand jazz and burlesque. She was described by Las Vegas Magazine as “the musical burlesque queen” and “the mistress of the modern Moulin Rouge”. Hollywoods leading event hosts Al Harris and Raquel Sanchez from KTM inc. express their love: “There ‘s no one out there more talented and cool, the only big problem is that Ariana is constantly booked so its hard to get a hold of her as a headlining event performer!”.
Sophisticated. Her first jazz album, “Sophisticated Lady”, is a combination of Savalas’ original compositions as well as two standards from the Great American Songbook, including the song Sophisticated Lady by Duke Ellington, Mitchell Parish, and Irving Mills which she named the record after. Savalas was widely known in the cabaret world headlining in venues such as the New York Friars’ Club and Michael Feinstein’s late New York cabaret Feinstein’s. In a departure from the traditional cabaret world, Savalas began incorporating her own music into her live shows, drawing influences from the Weimar Republic era of German Cabaret and the Moulin Rouge. Her 2019 live album is called “The Ménage a Tour! Live from Las Vegas” is a showcase of music, songwriting, dance, comedy, and burlesque. Since her departure from traditional cabaret, Savalas tours with her solo act and with Postmodern Jukebox as a headlining artist and their first female emcee ever. They have performed at grand venues such as Radio City Music Hall, The Greek Theater, and the O2 Academy in London.
Residency Hamburg and Award. Ariana Savalas is headlining a grand show at Palazzo in Hamburg from November 2019 until March 2020. Upon her return she was nominated for the Golden Halo Award by The Southern California Motion Picture Council.
The Southern California Motion Picture Council was founded in 1936 when Linda Burke established its non-profit status on May 1, 1936. Our very first event was held at the celebrated Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel when Jean Harlow accepted the Golden Halo Award. Over 75 years later, we continue the grand tradition at the famed Sportsmen’s Lodge in Los Angeles
Since 1936, the prestigious Golden Halo Award has been presented to the entertainment industry’s biggest stars including: Elizabeth Taylor, Michael Jackson, Lucille Ball, Dame Margaret O’Brien, John Travolta, Bette Davis, Bob Hope, Audrey Hepburn, H.S.H. Princess Grace (Kelly) of Monaco, Gene Autry, Judy Garland, Roy Rogers, Liza Minnelli, Dale Evans, Gene Kelly, Betty White, Bea Arthur, Estelle Getty, Rue Mc Clanahan, Angela Lansbury, Cesar Romero, Mickey Rooney, Sophie Tucker, Anita Page, Marilyn Monroe, Lana Turner, Robert Mitchum, Rosemary Clooney, John Barrymore, Lionel Barrymore, Ethel Barrymore, Joan Collins, Martin Landau, H.H. Princess Rita Aga Khan Hayworth, H.H. Prince Mario-Max Schaumburg-Lippe and many more.
Sanctuary Is Fashion. Sanctuary Fashion Week makes its mark on the fashion week game yet again with its latest epic installment of what has been called the most unique and theatrical fashion week going these days. This must be due to the Sanctuary mission of creating such creatively encompassing platform for all types of creators such as the visual arts, music, dance, and, of course, fashion. Their inspiring and inclusive fashion week events are set against a backdrop of historic gothic cathedrals and cater to both a high end, as well as an emerging talent crisis of attendees.
Tough Competition. Boasting such a lineup of talent is now incredibly rare, but what certainly is different from most fashion week productions is their penchant for creating an almost theatrically inspired series of shows and performances that typically leave the onlookers in awe. Since the last Mercedes Benz fashion week in Bryant Park in NYC, the fashion week production industry has splintered off into countless entities, each having their own distinct way of presenting each seasons fashion trends in numerous markets. Sanctuary Fashion Week, however, seems to have taken the historically unchanged template and breathed a new light, a sincerity and an intimacy into it. A welcome addition to such a vibrant industry and a fantastic model that some other fashion week production companies are already emulating.
A Royal Host. During fashion week in Los Angeles in October, dynamic duo and founders of Sanctuary Fashion Week, Sir Kenn and Sir Korrie Gray Hayes, produced 16 high end designer fashion shows and had 8 musical and dance performances by well known artists. Hollywoods Celebrity Anchor His Highness Prince Mario-Max Schaumburg-Lippe was the host of the prestigious event.
Top Designers. By all accounts, the series of shows was memorable and left front row celebs and other attendees wanting more and inspired by the fashion forward collections presented. Some of the designers included; Ritual, Dell Scott, Dur Doux, Lindie Sayman Couture, & Love Baby J.
Disney and Lifetime Celebrities. Hip Celebrities even come in scores to be a part of both Sanctuary Fashion Week and their newly launched Sanctuary Magazine such as Aaron Spellings Melrose Place Star Jamie Luner (she received standing ovations after Prince Mario-Max welcomed her), Larry Namer the E! Television Founder, Disney notables Ava and Alexa Kolker, Txunamy, Solage Ortiz, Julia Garcia, Joelle Better, Kyra Lyn, Madison Freidman, as well as stars like Aaron Paul, Gustavo Gomez, Amanda Holley, MotoeHaus, Sangeeta Kaur, and many others.