David Toole was a renowned British dancer and choreographer, celebrated for his innovative work in the field of contemporary dance. Born in 1966, he gained recognition for his unique style that often incorporated elements of disability, as he was a double amputee. Toole's performances challenged traditional perceptions of dance and showcased the beauty of movement in diverse forms. Throughout his career, Toole collaborated with various artists and companies, including the acclaimed Candoco Dance Company. He was also known for his role in the London 2012 Paralympic Games opening ceremony, where he captivated audiences with his powerful expression and artistry. His contributions to dance continue to inspire many.