My passion for dance is so strong that I will do my absolute best for all the children that attend my school to ensure they are the best dancer they can be whilst having some fun along the way.

I am also a qualified Zumba, Boxercise and Cheerleading Instructor. To make the school successful I worked hard to further my qualifications for teaching and gained many IDTA associates in a number of different genres. On return to the UK I went to auditions in London and got offered a job on the Costa Cruise Liner, after lots of thinking and support from my family I turned this offer down and decided to open up my very own dance school in 2010. At the age of 16 I attended the Phil Winston’s Theatre Works Collage in Blackpool for 3 years and following my training there I went onto to work as a dancer at Alton Towers and then in Ibiza. In my younger years I competed in lots of local festivals and won many sections for my age group but what I remember most, other than the hard work is the fun it came with and the many new friends I met along the way, some of whom I keep in touch with, a saying well known, “friends that dance together stay together”.Īs I got older I took part in lots of different pantomimes which I had to audition for and did some modelling for various companies. I started my training at the Lisa Thornley School of Theatre Dance where my older sisters Miss Mel and Miss Gemma also attended and then taught me and helped with my training as they got older.

Since I started dancing at the very young age of 2 years old, I was fascinated with dance and in fact did my first ever competition at just age 2 on stage by myself. I would like to take this opportunity to tell you a little about myself and the journey of how Starstruck School of Theatre Dance came to life.

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