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Sayaka Wakita

Sayaka Wakita is a former professional ballerina, Harvard graduate, entrepreneur, and cultural performer whose career brings together international ballet, academic distinction, and visual storytelling. Her public biography describes her as a former ballerina, two-time gold medalist, Harvard graduate, and entrepreneur.

Her ballet career began internationally at a young age. She won gold at the Berlin International Ballet Competition in 2011 and first prize at the Tokyo Ballet Competition for Youth in 2012. Her professional dance career includes work with companies such as the Armenian National Ballet, Turkish National Ballet, Yakutsk Ballet, Astana Ballet, and Ballet Dortmund. Her repertory has included roles such as the Sugar Plum Fairy, Kitri, Nikiya, Firebird, and Small Alice, as well as works by choreographers including Wayne McGregor, William Forsythe, Akram Khan, and George Balanchine.

Alongside ballet, Sayaka developed a strong academic and cultural profile. She graduated from Harvard and has been publicly profiled in relation to her transition from stage performance into broader cultural, entrepreneurial, and philanthropic work. Her ballet photography projects have also connected her artistic image to cities including New York, London, Berlin, Tokyo, and St. Petersburg.

As part of 2A Talent, Sayaka’s profile connects classical ballet heritage with intellectual and visual sophistication. Her background is suited to cultural projects, luxury storytelling, artistic campaigns, speaking formats, editorial work, and productions requiring elegance, refinement, and a distinctive international narrative.

References:
https://sayakawakita.com/
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sayaka_Wakita
https://www.theaterdo.de/ueber-uns/mitarbeiter-innen/biografie/sayaka-wakita/
https://pivot-pointe.com/sayaka-wakita/

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