Performance Portfolio
A selection of recent dance projects showcasing diverse styles and collaborations across theatre, corporate events, and educational workshops.
Swan Lake Reimagined
TheatreLead dancer in a contemporary interpretation of the classic ballet, performed at the Royal Opera House. This production combined traditional technique with modern choreography, creating a fresh perspective on Tchaikovsky's masterpiece. The run included 24 performances over six weeks.
Tech Summit Opening
CorporateChoreographed and performed an opening act for a technology conference at ExCeL London, attended by 3,000 delegates. The performance integrated LED technology and digital projections, reflecting themes of innovation and connectivity. Worked with a team of eight dancers to deliver a seven-minute routine.
Youth Dance Initiative
EducationDelivered a series of contemporary dance workshops for young people aged 14-18 across five London boroughs. The programme focused on building confidence through movement and culminated in a showcase performance at Sadler's Wells. Over 120 participants took part during the three-month project.
West End Musical Revival
TheatreFeatured dancer in a West End revival of a classic musical, performing eight shows weekly at the Prince Edward Theatre. The role required proficiency in jazz, tap, and contemporary styles. The production received positive reviews and ran for 18 months with consistent audience attendance.
London Fashion Week
CorporateChoreographed runway presentations for an emerging designer's collection at London Fashion Week. The work involved coordinating movement sequences with 12 models, ensuring timing aligned with music and lighting cues. The show received coverage in three major fashion publications and attracted buyers from international retailers.
Community Dance Project
EducationLed a community dance project in Brixton, working with participants aged 8 to 65. The initiative aimed to make dance accessible to all skill levels and backgrounds. Sessions took place twice weekly over four months, concluding with a public performance attended by 200 community members at the local arts centre.