Sally Ann, also known as Saira Ann is a professional dancer for the Royal Ballet in London. She is also an accomplished singer, songwriter, actress, and choreographer. Though professional dancers in their own right, Saira Ann has managed to combine these talents with sexuality in her performances which has earned her both the Term’Best Dancer’ and Best Costume Dancer’ accolades in the same year. It seems that it is hard for a woman to be considered ‘sexually attractive’ or ‘fit for purpose’ but Sally Ann is able to transcend such barriers thanks to her unique features and looks.
Born in Pitluck, NJ, Sally Ann grew up trying to find herself. After moving to Paris where she attended the prestigious La Dance Theater, where she studied ballet and also studied music. After completing a degree in French in Paris, she decided to give up her cushy career in order to pursue her acting passion. This was a difficult decision for her as she had always dreamed of one day being a great theatre actress and singer but being a great actress required great height, so in order to achieve this goal, she went to the gym and put on some weight. It was at this point that she decided to take on her profession as a dancer, performing both modern and classical dance in both London and New York.
With a background as a dancer, Saira Ann then decided to take up modeling, but this too was not to pan out as she was soon to discover. Modeling is often seen as a glamorous profession and many people view it as something that only famous people can do, but Sally Ann proved that it can come at any age and without the need for height. She started working as a male model under the name ‘Joe L’ and built up enough experience to move into full-time work as a male model, later working for top designers. It was this experience that she now brings to her role as Sally Ann. Her height is certainly a factor in her success as many fashion industry sources believe she could easily have been a supermodel, but with the benefit of her natural height, it simply wasn’t an option.