P. Siris was an English dancer, dancing master and choreographer.
His first name and dates of birth and death are uncertain.
In 1706 he published a translation of Feuillet’s Choregraphie (Paris, 1700) into English as The Art of Dancing at about the same time as the better known translation by John Weaver.
In his The Art of Dancing,[1] which explains the Beauchamp-Feuillet notation and gives two notated dance examples, Siris says that he studied with Pierre Beauchamp, the true creator of the notation, "about 18 years before".
He was one of the subscribers to the 1735 publication of The Art of Dancing by Kellom Tomlinson.