Bronia began dancing at age three with Broadway Stage Academy, Reading, and later trained at Leicester College of Performing Arts, graduating with Distinction. With over 13 years of teaching experience, she has taught at numerous dance schools across Berkshire and Surrey.

 

Her professional work spans tours, music videos, Bollywood films, pantomimes, and live events, collaborating with companies like Crossroads Live, UK Productions, BBC, ITV, Sky TV, and more.

 

Performance credits include Peter Pan, Boogie Nights 10th Anniversary Tour, Dirty Dancing, We Will Rock You, Carmen, Elf the Musical and The World’s Biggest Pantomime.

 

Bronia also served five seasons as Head Coach and Choreographer for CPFC’s cheerleaders, The Crystals, appearing across TV, radio, and international media.

Naomi began dancing at age 5 at Broadway Stage Academy and continued her training at Diane Murdoch’s School of Dance and Dance Reality Studios. She has trained in a wide range of styles including acro, ballet, modern, street, contemporary, tap, lyrical, musical theatre, and singing.

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After gaining A Levels in Drama and Dance at Henley College, Naomi studied Dance at the University of Chichester, graduating in 2016 with a high 2:1 BA (Hons), focusing on contemporary and ballet. During her time there, she toured with 3Fall Dance Company, performing and delivering workshops across the UK.

Naomi has performed with Lîla Dance in The Deluge, worked with Atom-R in Brighton, and danced in various troupe events including can-can and showgirl numbers.

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Alongside her training, Naomi began teaching at Dance Reality Studios, working with children of all ages across multiple dance styles.

Ellie has been training in performing arts since the age of 6, studying at Berkshire Dance Academy and BARTA.

 

She’s competed in prestigious competitions like the All England Dance Championships and the Dance World Cup, and has even performed at Disneyland Paris. 

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Her experience doesn’t stop there—she's appeared in TV adverts for ALDI and worked as an extra on Netflix’s "The Dig." 

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Ellie continued her training at Laine Theatre Arts and recently graduated from Performers College with a Level 6 Diploma in Musical Theatre and Dance, thanks to a fully funded DADA scholarship. 

Emily began dancing at aged 3 at The Olivia Dance Academy with a specific passion for ballet and later continued to train in Elmhurst associates, The Academy Of Balletic Arts, and Ballet Boost. She is also trained in jazz, modern, tap, hip hop, contemporary, musical theatre, and singing. 

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At 16 years old, Emily went on to study at London Studio Centre, where she gained a BA (hons) Degree with a 2:1.

Performance credits include Peter Pan (Wendy), Coppèlia (Coppèlia), G.I.Jolene- directed by Hannah Badge, Third Time lucky- directed by Amy Petts, and toured in her 3rd year with LSC’s jazz company “JazzCo”. 

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Since graduating in 2025, she has continued to train as well as teaching dance and musical theatre.

Susie began dancing at the age of 3, training in dance and musical theatre from a young age. She performed in professional pantomimes at South Hill Park for four years as part of the junior ensemble, between the ages of 13 and 16.

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At sixth form, Susie studied Performing Arts at A-level before going on to train at Performers College Birmingham, where she achieved a degree in Musical Theatre and Dance.

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Since graduating, Susie has built experience teaching dance and coaching across a variety of sports. She is also completing her teacher training and will soon qualify as a secondary school Dance teacher.