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From Ballet Star to Lords Deputy Speaker
2 Dec
Summary
- Baroness Bull transitioned from a principal dancer to a creative director.
- She held significant board positions at Arts Council England and the BBC.
- In 2018, she became a non-party political peer in the House of Lords.
Baroness Bull, renowned for her nearly two decades as a principal dancer at the Royal Ballet, has stepped into a significant new role as Deputy Speaker in the House of Lords. Her distinguished artistic career saw her perform leading roles and later transition to creative direction at the Royal Opera House, fostering contemporary productions.
Her influence extended beyond the stage as she joined the boards of prominent institutions, including Arts Council England and the BBC. She also cultivated a broadcasting career, presenting arts programs and exploring themes of aging. This rich background, marked by balancing tradition with innovation, now informs her parliamentary work.
In 2018, Baroness Bull was appointed a non-party political peer, and her recent elevation to Deputy Speaker underscores her continued dedication to public service. Her candidacy was notably supported by prominent figures, highlighting her respected position within the institution.
