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Every week, a different dance artist takes the lead — bringing their unique practice, movement language, and creative energy to our studio.
At TripSpace, we’re proud to offer a platform for new and emerging artists to share their work and connect with the wider London dance community.
Our beautiful sprung-floor studio provides the perfect space to move, explore, and grow together.
Let’s keep movement alive. Let’s keep community strong.
10:30am-12pm
£9
This class will explore all things floorwork; from the gooey, melty improvisations to the highly exhilarating, ‘let the rhythm of the music take you for a ride’ phrase work. Hannah facilitates a friendly space for participants to explore with ease and encourages this through the use of music and individual feedback where possible. Expect a bubbly class, a spicy playlist and a lot of adrenaline.
Hannah is a movement artist, performer and researcher, freelancing in London and throughout Europe.
Hannah has been developing her practice for many years and has been able to share this with a number of professional companies and groups across the globe – including St. Gallen Dance Company, Ballet du Grand Théâtre de Genève, and Sydney Dance Company.
Hannah’s movement practice is driven by her love of climbing, play fighting and snowboarding. She is a strong advocate for a healthy movement culture, and facilitates this through loud music, good energy and chocolate biscuits.
Hannah is currently performing with Joshua Monten Dance Company (CH) throughout Europe, and has previously worked with Wee Dance Company (DE) and WomanEwer (UK).
10:30am-12pm
£9
Camilla’s classes are energetic, expressive, and full of joy. Blending improvisation, instant composition, and dynamic movement phrases, each session invites participants to explore creativity through both body and imagination.
Using imagery and emotion as a starting point, the classes encourage playful exploration, while collaborative composition tasks foster connection and collective creativity. Floorwork and release-based techniques are woven into movement sequences that challenge the body to generate energy, adaptability, and flow.
The focus is on cultivating both physical vitality and creative curiosity in a supportive environment where playfulness, experimentation, and a willingness to explore are celebrated.
Each class offers a slightly different experience while returning to a set of core principles, allowing participants to deepen their practice, discover new possibilities, and continue evolving from week to week.
Camilla is an Italian artist who takes inspiration for her practice from the dance theatre world.
She studied contemporary dance at Trinity Laban. After taking part in the JV2 program, she joined Jasmin Vardimon Company both as a dancer for two different Opera productions as well as a course leader and rehearsal director for some cohorts of JV2. In the past year, she was part of Dream Awake Company (aka Gecko company) for an immersive dance theatre production in China.
10:30am-12pm
£9
In this class, we will explore how to move the body with fluidity and gentleness through guided improvisation, creative tasks, and different movement explorations.
We will work on finding new ways of moving, developing musicality and rhythm, exploring different dynamics, and learning longer movement phrases and choreography.
This class is a space for curiosity, creativity, and openness, a place to connect with your body, enjoy movement, and discover your own expression.
Adel is a professional dancer, choreographer and teacher. She trained in classical ballet at the Hungarian Dance University before dancing with Szeged Contemporary Dance Company, Pécs Ballet and Győr Ballet Company.
She has also worked on project productions with Hofesh Shechter Company and spent eight years as a dancer with Rambert Dance Company in London, collaborating with internationally renowned choreographers while developing his own artistic practice.
Alongside performing, Adel creates his own work, with choreographies presented at Resolution Festival at The Place, Rambert’s choreography platforms, and most recently Head to Head for Győr Ballet Company.
Her teaching draws on his experience as both a performer and creator, combining technical awareness, musicality, improvisation and creativity. She aims to create an open and supportive environment where dancers can explore movement, build confidence and develop their own artistic voice.