Let’s turn our experimental mindset on and learn “The Rollercoaster” dance.
This dance was really popular on the West Coast in the mid-1970s. We’re sure it’s going to leave you with a rollercoaster of emotions.
Class musician – Domenico Angarano
Director – Daniel Löwenstein of House of Create Films
Camera operator – Kyle Stevenson
Sound recordist – Jimi Howell
Editor – Lucas Reid | Carl Russ Mohl/ Muphovi
We’re all spending time at home right now but that doesn’t mean we have to stop dancing. As well as improving your overall sense of well-being, dancing improves balance, flexibility, strength, and coordination.
All you need is a small space at home and we’ll get you energised and inspired.
Teacher – Katie Mason
Class musician – Alex Paton
DoP – Tom Walder | Dan Löwenstein | Kyle Stevenson
Directed – Dan Löwenstein
Edited – Lucas Reid
Sound Recording – Liam Cromby
Introducing Danielle Capretti, one of our new teachers for Rambert Home Studio. Danielle teaches 1970s disco line dancing and kicks off her first class with the ‘Dallas Freeze’.
We recommend wearing socks or shoes for this class.
Suitable for 60+
Class musician – Domenico Angarano
Director – Daniel Löwenstein of House of Create Films
Camera operator – Kyle Stevenson
Sound recordist – Jimi Howell
Editor – Lucas Reid | Carl Russ Mohl/Muphovi
First time trying out a Caribbean Fusion class? Sheba’s ready for a move & groove class, where you’ll learn Caribbean and African-inspired moves in this follow-along class.
Class musician – Sabio Janiak
Director – Daniel Löwenstein of House of Create Films
Camera operator – Kyle Stevenson
Sound recordist – Jimi Howell
Editor – Lucas Reid | Carl Russ Mohl/ Muphovi
Experiment with Caribbean dance today, we think you’ll love it.
We recommend having bare feet for this class and bringing a chair with no sides. Also, a scarf to help with stretching at the end.
Class musician – Simone Sistarelli
Director – Daniel Löwenstein of House of Create Films
Camera operator – Kyle Stevenson
Sound recordist – Jimi Howell
Editor – Lucas Reid | Carl Russ Mohl/ Muphovi
Our second Rambert Home Studio beginner class designed for adults over 60 years. Dancing is a great way to improve your balance, flexibility, strength, and coordination. And increase your overall sense of well-being.
All you need is a small space at home and we promise to leave you energised and inspired.
SOCIAL DANCE: If you’re feeling ambitious today, we recommend you definitely try out this class. Join Emma, one of our amazing Faculty artists, in a gentle introduction to line dancing with a focus on traditional Country & Western influenced routines. This session walks you through some of the popular moves before putting together a routine.
Class musician – Domenico Angarano
Director – Daniel Löwenstein of House of Create Films
Camera operators – Marie McGonigle
Sound recordists – Jimi Howell
Editor – Lucas Reid | Carl Russ Mohl Muphovi
DISCO: It’s never too late to learn something new, so try this class taught by Danielle Capretti now. You’ll learn ”The New Yorker” disco line dance, which is inspired by Jack Villari & Kathleen Sims book “The official guide to Disco Dance Steps”.
Class musician – Domenico Angarano
Director – Daniel Löwenstein of House of Create Films
Camera operator – Kyle Stevenson
Sound recordist – Jimi Howell
Editor – Lucas Reid | Carl Russ Mohl Muphovi
Follow Pieter in this slower-paced class to emphasise body awareness, feedback, and breath. This is a chair-based Yoga class designed for gentle stretching, and it’s suitable for anyone, including 60+.
Director – Daniel Löwenstein of House of Create Films
Camera operator – Kyle Stevenson
Sound recordist – Jimi Howell
Editor – Lucas Reid | Carl Russ Mohl/ Muphovi
Challenge yourself today with Rambert dancer Juan’s advanced ballet class. You’ll learn barre and centre exercises today with a lower body focus. There’s also some quick footwork involved so let’s try something new together.
Class musician – Nick Hewlett
Class assistants – Miguel Altunaga and Brenda Lee Grech
Director – Daniel Löwenstein of House of Create Films
Camera operators – Kyle Stevenson | Liam Smith | Tom Walder | Max Edmed | Marie McGonigle
Sound recordists – Jimi Howell | Liam Cromby
Editor – Lucas Reid | Carl Russ Mohl/ Muphovi
