Georgia is a Mancunian artist with Greek Cypriot heritage. She joined The Lowry CAT Scheme in 2017 where she worked with Morgann Runacre-Temple and Matthew Bourne’s New Adventures in the premiere of Romeo and Juliet. Later she advanced her skill set at London Contemporary Dance School, obtaining a First-Class BA (Hons) Degree in 2023.

Sarah Santos is a dancer and choreographer based in London. She graduated from the State University of Campinas, Brazil with a BA in Dance and a Dance Teaching degree, and from Trinity Laban with an MA in Choreography with distinction, supported by the Leverhulme Trust. She has been part of several dance companies in Brazil including Sala MUDA, Packer Dance Company, and Votú Collective.

Vuyelwa is a professional dancer whose life sees intersection between the intellectual, performing and creative spheres. Trained in Ballet and Modern Dancing from age 8, she found her true dance passion when she entered South Africa’s leading school of artistic and academic education, The National School of the Arts. There she trained in Ballet, Contemporary and Flamenco daily, engaged in Dance Theory and Anatomy studies and  discovered her skill in choreography.

Originally from Argentina, Camila is a contemporary dancer with strong foundations in classical and urban dance having undertaken RAD and Hip Hop school examination programmes. She has performed in works by renowned choreographers, including Chaconne by Carlos Peñalver, Con Alas para Volar by Fabián Thomé and Vapor de Valle by Carmen Fumero and Miguel Zomas.

Lihle was born and raised in Montagu, South Africa, he graduated from the Cape Academy of Performing Arts (CAPA) in 2020 and began his artistic journey at Dancescape South Africa. Trained in ballet, contemporary, jazz, hip hop, choreography, acting, and physical theatre he has a strong foundation in African dance. During his final year at CAPA, Lihle choreographed for Dancescape performing at the 7th Biennale Tanzausbildung in Hamburg, 2020.

Mthoko hails from KwaMashu, South Africa and started dancing with Flatfoot Dance Company in January 2010 in its KwaMashu community project – the Siyakhula Dance Programme. In 2011, he was selected to travel with Flatfoot to Zimbabwe for a cultural exchange with Chipowa. In 2013, he was selected for Flatfoot’s Advanced Dance Development Programme, join them as a professional in 2019.

Born and raised in South Africa, Thabang started performing at the tender age of 8. He then had his first formal dance training at Moving into Dance Mophatong, where he graduated in 2018. In October 2021 Thabang joined ACE and has worked with various internationally acclaimed choreographers Douglas Thorpe, Vincent Mantsoe, Serge Coulibaly and Luyanda Sidiya.

Serge Aimé Coulibaly is a dancer and choreographer from Burkina Faso. Since 2001 he has lived in Brussels but his vigorous expressiveness strikes chords worldwide. Rooted and inspired by African culture, his art is committed to contemporary dance as a powerful and necessary force of life, emotional but also the bearer of reflection and hope.

Vincent Mantsoe is a choreographer whose work interweaves past, present and future. Born and raised in Soweto, South Africa, he is one of the foremost creative forces of Afro-fusion.  Based in France since 2005 he creates a spiritual universe through dance, inviting audiences to immerse themselves in his inspiring and always extremely physical journey.