I was born and raised in Cornwall, and went on to complete a BA in Dance Studies from Roehampton University gaining a 1st class degree. At Roehampton I worked with choreographers and companies such as Helen Parlor (ex-motionhouse), Dog Kennel Hill Project, Jesus Rubio Gamo and Annie Pui Ling Lok. In 2009 I completed an MA in Dance performance at the University of Chichester. In order to complete this I was part of a postgraduate dance comapny mapdance, who touring choreographic works around the UK and Europe. We worked with 5 diverse choreographers, Shobana Jeyasingh, Charles Linehan, Lalia Dailo, Ben Wright and Liz Aggiss which gave me amazing experience in the rehearsal process and also covering all aspects of performance, including becoming a bullsy confident female in 'Don't Put Your Daughter On The Stage'. After completing my MA, I moved back down to Cornwall and have met some very inspiring dancers and hope to spark off even more interest in the Cornish dance scene! I have recently finsihed working with CScape on the Global Gardens project which was such a great experience and made me grow even more as a dancer. As of September, I will be leading weekly classes alongside the very talented Emily Dobson, in Falmouth. I am very excited about this oppurtunity to meet other dancers and also people who would like to learn! My interests lie in floor work and have been inspired by the flying-low technique created by David Zambrano, after attending a flying-low intensive in Geneva led by David Zambrano himself. As my MA foccussed on efficiency of movement I am ever looking for new ways of moving. I like movement to be physical and create adrealine. I believe movement should be free, exciting and utterly enjoyable.