Meet the Faculty

Kym has previously danced with Rambert Dance Company performing works by Sharon Eyal, Wayne McGregor, Wim Vandekeybus and Jo Strømgren amongst many others.

Develop creativity, self-confidence and strong people skills in Jonathan's classes.

Meet Danielle Capretti, the founder and creative force behind 70s Disco Fever.

Brittany brings a sense of curiosity and play into her movement practices.

Encouraging self-belief and creative expression is at the heart of Belinda's teaching.

Emma teaches a range of social dances and inclusive styles.

We’re sure you’ll leave Amy’s class astounded by your own creativity.

Coco is a creative artist with a wide experience in the Korean music and dance industry.

Nandita is passionate about empowering people from all backgrounds to discover the joy of dance and the wellbeing it generates.

Takeshi takes inspiration from children and their boundless imagination and drive to play.

Symeon's classes will guide you through the correct technique and alignment, while challenging your coordination and balance.

Simone is passionate about inspiring others and believes everyone can dance and discover the superhuman within.

Sheba is a teacher, choreographer, performance poet and stand up comedian, communicating through her body and her words.

Sean specialises in clowning, movement technique and mime.

Rosie thinks the human body is made for moving and grooving, and we totally agree.

Priyanka loves to use the benefits of dance for community and individual well being.

Paradigmz is a poet, international performer, choreographer and mentor, as well as an amazing dance teacher.

Olly believes strongly that people of any age and ability should have access to the joy and artistic expression that dance offers.

Michael teaches a dynamic floor based class with elements of acrobatics.

"I teach because my gut feeling says it's my real vocation. And my gut has never disappointed me."

Kirsty loves exploring how we move and how to move with others in a playful, inclusive environment.

To Amy, teaching dance means more than just teaching steps.

Anna specialises in improvisation and creative contemporary classes, encouraging you to move, play, release and let go.

Brenda wants to share her passion for dance with everyone who takes her classes.