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Katie Seymour
Katie Seymour (9 January 1870 – 7 September 1903),〔Birth year derived from an 1876 newspaper article that described her as a six-year-old child and from a number of obituaries and her death certificate that stated her age at the time as thirty-three – England & Wales, Death Index, 1837–1915. Other sources suggest she may have been born in 1868 or 1869〕〔Drawing Room Entertainment. ''London Stratford Times and Bow and Bromley News and South Essex Gazette,'' 15 March 1876, p. 5〕〔Gänzl, Kurt, 2001. ''The Encyclopedia of the Musical Theatre,'' p. 1837〕 was a British Victorian burlesque and Edwardian musical comedy entertainer who was primarily remembered for her dancing. She was considered, if not the first, one of the first to perform a style of dance called the skirt dance.〔(Knowles, Mark, 2002. ''The Roots: The Early History of Tap Dancing,'' p. 154 ) Retrieved 13 February 2014〕 Seymour began in song and dance routines at a very young age and would go on to appear in a string of highly successful long-running musicals staged at London's Gaiety Theatre during the 1890s. She fell ill in 1903 while on a theatrical tour of British South Africa and died not long after her return voyage home.〔Death of Miss Kate Seymour. ''London Daily Mail,'' 8 September 1903, p. 3〕
==Early life==
Catherine Phoebe Seymour was born in Nottingham to showfolk, William John Seymour and Phoebe Towers. Her father was a music hall comedian and singer, while her mother came from a noted family of actors.〔Gänzl, Kurt. 2001, ''The Encyclopedia of the Musical Theatre,'' p. 1837〕 Seymour never attended dance classes, but instead received her early instructions from her mother who had been trained in an Italian style of classical dance.〔〔Death of Miss Katie Seymour. '' Lloyds Weekly News,'' 13 September 1903, p. 8〕
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