My studies have shaped an inclusive approach to teaching dance, rooted in the belief that movement can transform lives. I am inspired by working with diverse groups—children, older adults, and individuals with disabilities—creating accessible spaces for expression and connection. With extensive experience leading classes and choreography labs in schools and community centers across London and Spain, I aim to foster supportive and engaging environments that respond to individual needs and promote creative growth.
Contemporary-Creative Classes for Children & Teenagers
These classes combine creative movement with structured dance exercises, offering a playful yet focused approach to working with the body. Tailored to the age and needs of each group, sessions often explore themes that spark imagination while supporting the development of dance technique and individual expression.
Dance Science Classes
These classes integrate movement with science, helping students explore concepts through creative choreography. Using themes from the secondary science curriculum, students translate ideas into dance, enhancing both understanding and expression.
Topics include:
- **Life Science:** Life cycles, photosynthesis, body systems
- **Physical Science:** Forces, electricity, states of matter
- **Earth and Space Science:** Weather, moon phases, water cycle, rocks
Contemporary & Improvisation Classes for Adults
These release-based classes combine contemporary technique with improvisation, grounded in a somatic approach and body-mind centering. With a focus on floor work, alignment, and spatial awareness, participants develop technical skills while exploring intuitive movement in a holistic and supportive environment.
Choreography / Creative-Based Workshop
These workshops invite participants to explore creative dialogue through movement, drawing on tools used in my choreographic practice. Elements include voice, objects, text, video, experiential anatomy, and improvisation tasks that foster personal and shared spatial awareness. Set in a supportive environment, the workshops encourage participants to develop their movement language and creative expression.
Choreography in Landscape
Dance Seminar Inspired by Nature and Landscape
A movement-based seminar drawing from choreographic motifs rooted in the human experience of nature, inspired by the unique landscape of Korfos in Gavdos Island.
Moving to Nature
Embodying Natural Experiences Indoors
This workshop invites participants to explore personal memories of nature—urban or wild—through movement. Using guided improvisation and contemporary dance principles, you'll develop simple movement patterns and create embodied narratives in a supportive environment. A space to reconnect with your inner self and discover new ways of experiencing nature through the body.
Dance Choreographic/
Music workshop in collaboration with Junk Orchestra
Venue: St Christopher’s mixed school Letchworth.
A one-day dance and music workshop in collaboration with Junk Orchestra for 30 Year 7 students at St Christopher’s Eco School in Letchworth. The workshop culminated in a choreographic piece with live music, performed at the school’s Christmas Showcase. The choreography incorporated scientific concepts from the Year 7 curriculum, using particle theory to illustrate molecular movement. Students created and performed solo, duet, and group works for a live audience..
ArtWorks Project/
Community Arts Participatory Laboratory in collaboration with Barbican Centre
Venue: Scylight Centre
As part of the Paul Hamlyn-funded ArtWorks Project, a creative lab was facilitated for postgraduate students from Goldsmiths, Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, and Trinity Laban Conservatoire. The workshop invited participants to engage deeply with the relationship between mind and body by exploring contrasts between restricted and free states. Through guided exercises and movement tasks, students examined how creativity can emerge in different physical and mental conditions. The session emphasized the use of the body as a creative tool, encouraging experimentation and new approaches to creative expression.
Big Dance Festival London 2012
Venue: Fircroft Primary School/Tooting Bec
Dance Teacher in the choreographic dance session of C'mon and Dance Community Project (led by Another Dance Company) in collaboration with students of Fircroft Primary School. This project was presented at Tooting Bec Park as part of the Big Dance Festival 2012, London.
You Are Here/Movement based workshop
Venue: Small Hall, Kingsgate Community Centre
Facilitator: InMotus
107 Kingsgate Road, NW6 2JH
You are Here Project supported by Camden Arts Centre, Arts Council, Kingsgate Workshops, http://youarehere2014.tumblr.com/pressrelease
Express yourself through the act of dance.
Movement workshop with Corali Dance Group
Venue: Community centre in Brixton
Led a workshop-based dance class with Corali Dance Group (teenagers with disabilities), contributing to the research and development of their Matisse On My Mind project, presented at Morley College.
Student Testimonials
