- Gold Medal Winner 1983 International Ballet Competition - Adeline Genee Awards "The only British entrant to win the Gold for 16 years"
- In the Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat an 'Apache Tango' was created for Amanda Courtney-Davies and London Contemporary Dance Theatre's Michael Small.
- A graduate of The Royal Ballet School, London, England.
- She is a member of The Royal Academy of Dance and The Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing in London. In 2015 she was invited to join the International Dance Council which is based at the UNESCO headquarters in Paris. The CID brings together the most important international, national and local organizations, as well as select individuals active in the world of dance.
- Amanda Courtney-Davies is a television and theatre actor, singer and award winning dancer mainly known for theatre work in London. The daughter of Ballroom M.C.'s Alice and Jim Davies, well loved modern sequence dancers in the North Manchester area known for their grace and style. Amanda grew up on the ballroom floor, waltzing, tangoing and singing with her family. (TV.com).
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