Pro Class with ZoieLogic Dance Theatre
Pro Class with ZoieLogic Dance Theatre
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Elevate your skills with our monthly professional dance classes, designed for dancers in training, recent graduates, and experienced artists.
Programmed by ZoieLogic Dance Theatre in collaboration with The Point, these classes are led by a rotating cohort of independent practitioners, choreographers, and teachers. Each session offers a chance to train in a dynamic, supportive environment while building connections across the regional dance community.
These sessions are heavily subsidised to strengthen and sustain the local dance ecology, making high-quality training accessible to more artists.
Join us to refine your craft, connect with peers, and take your dance to the next level.
👇 Upcoming Classes 👇
Monday 20th April 20267:45 - 9:00 pmMillie Parker
Millie Parker is an emerging dance artist based on the edge of Dartmoor, working in contemporary dance and physical theatre. Training at Trinity Laban and Jasmin Vardimon’s Professional Development Diploma JV2 her creative practice is rooted in nostalgia, identity, environment and place. Her recent choreographic work includes ‘On Girlhood’, a storytelling dance work, exploring changing relationships with womanhood. She has extensive teaching experience, facilitating workshops and classes for all ages and notably leading Chhaya Youth Dance Company for weekly classes and through creation and performances. What to expect... Millie leads a high energy pro class, moving through a dynamic warm up, that generates good energy and aliveness, coordination and memory exercises, stretching and conditioning, travelling to create a flow, working on moving in and out of floor work and learning a set phrase. Class aims to encourage dancers to challenge their limits in a fun, no pressure way, whilst leaving space to follow what each individual body needs. Follow Millie on Instagram: @mills._.parker or @heratomscompany Monday 18th May 20267:45 - 9:00 pmReuben Spencer
RS Dance Company (Reuben Spencer) is a Berkshire based company for all genders aged 18+. The company creates thought provoking performances that educate the audience with contemporary dance plus added styles. What to expect... Reuben will be creating a safe space for all dancers. He will be teaching grounded movement and floor work phrases that challenge the body. Follow Reuben on Instagram: @reubenspencer01_ or @rsdancecompany_
Monday 15th June 20267:45 - 9:00 pm |
Will Hodson
Will is a freelance dancer in Birmingham who has worked in puppetry, aerial harness and sign spinning. Will trained at Northern School of Contemporary Dance, Scottish School of Contemporary Dance and completed his Masters at University of Chichester with postgraduate company, MapDance. Will has been working extensively in outdoor work for 10 years with companies such as Protein Dance, ZoieLogic Dance Theatre, 2Faced Dance Company and Autin Dance Theatre. When working with full time dance company, 2Faced, Will toured indoor and outdoor works by Fleur Darkin, Sean Moss, Tamsin Fitzgerald and Alleyne Dance amongst other artists. Will has also worked with Tom Dale Company, Anjali Dance and Garsington Opera. Will has been lucky enough to tour to Macau, Spain, Belgium, Germany and Gran Canaria through his work with Autin Dance Theatre. Will is also an Associate Lecturer of Contemporary Dance at Performers College in Birmingham. What to expect... Will’s class is an energetic, full-bodied contemporary technique class with a strong sense of grounding. We will explore dropping weight into the floor and transitioning seamlessly out of it, travelling dynamically through space with clarity and intention. The class builds towards a lively phrase that encourages audience awareness and working with the room, pushing physicality further. Follow Will on Instagram: @willhodson
Monday 13th July 20267:45 - 9:00 pmToby Newell
Toby Newell is a performer, dance teacher, and dance scientist with a passion for exploring how contemporary dance can fuse with other styles and dynamic qualities. They have had the pleasure of working with multiple companies and artists, including FuzzyLogic, ZoieLogic Dance Theatre, ORB Youth Dance Company, Luke Brown Dance, Lila Dance, Hampshire Youth Dance Company (HYDC), Marie France Forcier, Wojtek Mochniej, and many other inspiring people and organisations. What to expect... My class focuses on an exploration-based mix of breaking, rhythms, and contemporary dance. I aim to create a space where we can develop ourselves as dancers, challenge our physical limits, and push the boundaries of what the human body can achieve and express. Follow Toby on Instagram: @tsjm_dance or @toby_matthews05
Monday 17th August 20267:45 - 9:00 pmLara Skilling
Lara Skilling is a freelance dance artist based in the South- East of England. She trained at the University of Chichester on the BA (Hons) and MA Dance Performance program. During her master’s year she toured as a company member of MapDance (2024) performing work by Yukiko Masui, Sarah Golding, Renaud Wiser and Carrie Whitaker (Lîla Dance). Since graduating, she is now freelancing in London where she has performed across both stage and screen such as Sadler’s Wells and The Place (Resolution Festival 2026) and on screen presented at the Royal College of Art EXPO and Chisenhale Dance Space. She has also taken part in many intensives in the UK and Europe such as June Vivès (MicaDanses, Paris), Evelien Jansen (B12 Research or Die, Berlin) and Hofesh Shechter. What to expect... Lara’s class will explore texture, fluidity, flow through shifts in energy and physicality, through structure material and improvisation to unlock full bodied awareness and organic movement. Follow Lara on Instagram: @lara_skilling
Monday 21st September 20267:45 - 9:00 pmBecky Knight
Becky is a dancer, performer and writer with an interest in how creatives learn, process and retain all forms of information. What to expect... Becky’s class focuses on an exploration of audio information, how we listen and how we interpret what we hear. The aim of the class is to explore ways of physically translating how things sound AND to have a ball with some top notch music. Follow Becky on Instagram: @r.s.knight Monday 19th October 20267:45 - 9:00 pmOlivia Wallis Jackson
Olivia Wallis Jackson is a British-German Contemporary Dancer, Choreographer, Photographer & the Artist Director of Premier Dance Theatre (@premierdancetheatre), a company she launched alongside a core team of collaborators in 2024 with funding from Arts Council England. As a dancer, she enjoys the play between technical and explorative movement and is looking forward to further expanding her performative abilities this year through the IDP course. Olivia strives to fulfil creatives’ visions, making work that is impactful and meaningful to a wide range of audiences. As a choreographer and artistic director, she seeks to make work that can be situated in multiple environments, allowing outstanding dance theatre work to be accessible to communities across the UK and internationally. With a focus on storytelling, collaboration is essential to this work, and collaborating with artists from across the world to draw on a variety of art making practices makes this possible. Beyond this, Olivia works as a dance photographer, moving with companies and independent artists to capture their work in authentic and naturalistic ways. She is an alumni of Nuova X, where she worked with renowned choreographers Jonathan Fredrickson and Michael Getman in two five-week R&Ds. She just completed her Masters in Interdisciplinary Dance Performance at Northern School of Contemporary Dance, where she worked with Johannes Weiland and Maxine Doyle of Punchdrunk. She graduated with first-class honours from Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance in 2021. Prior to professional training, she was educated at Trinity Laban’s CAT Scheme, a member of Hamsphire Youth Dance Company from 2016-2018, and began dancing at Parkewood School of Dance, Eastleigh, Hampshire. What to expect... Olivia’s class gives dancers the opportunity to tune into shape and fluidity. Through a series of release-based phrases that encourage dancers to engage the body fully by travelling and sweeping in and out of the floor, we will explore how movement can find both form and flow. Follow Olivia on Instagram: @owallisjackson.move or @premierdancetheatre Monday 16th November 20267:45 - 9:00 pmEmma Hill
Emma is a contemporary dance artist based in the South of England. She has perviously worked as a performer, choreographer, rehearsal director and facilitator, most recently following her passion for dance science research. What to expect... Emma’s work is rooted in contemporary practice, exploring physicality and fluidity. She has a playful approach to movement and enjoys playing with dynamics and floor work. Follow Emma on Instagram: @emmahilldanceandmove Monday 21st December 20267:45 - 9:00 pmKatie Neal
Katie is a Dance Artist and teacher based in Bournemouth. She trained at London Contemporary Dance School, graduating with a First Class BA (Hons) in Contemporary Dance, having previously trained through the Centre for Advanced Training and The Royal Ballet School. What to expect... Katie’s class is a fast-paced contemporary technique class that challenges dancers to move with clarity, control, and intention. The class focuses on travelling through space with dynamic movement, exploring fluid transitions, strong technical foundations, with a deep connection to musicality. Dancers are encouraged to push their physicality, refine their movement quality, and develop expressive performance within an energetic and supportive environment. Follow Katie on Instagram: @katienealdanceyoga Monday 18th January 20277:45 - 9:00 pmLauren Williams
Lauren graduated from Trinity Laban in 2024 and now trains with ORB Youth Dance Co here at The Point in Eastleigh. She freelances as a teacher, choreographer and performer across both contemporary dance and theatre disciplines, most recently in “Am I Actually Living?!?” and The Jane Austen Fan Club. She also runs and creates her own projects with Indigo Movement Company. What to expect... Lauren's class consists of floor work and standing technique, a refreshing blend of training experiences. We'll work hard and there will be something for everyone! Follow Lauren on Instagram: @laurendwilliams or @imovementc Monday 15th February 20277:45 - 9:00 pmOzzy Berzin-Cohen
Ozzy BC (he/they) is an Irish/British Choreographer and movement artist worked across Europe with a desire to bring the European scene back to the UK. His choreographic language is centered around relationships and humour, involving a lot of laughs, groove and character work. Their works have been presented at The Place, AMATA, Salford Uni, TripSpace and Berlin. He constantly seeks to grow is artistry and research language through teaching and sharing - being influenced by everything around them. What to expect... Sweat, Strength and Totality - the journey of class. Through diving into stamina, sensation and groove, we will explore story telling as we find humour, character and individuality through both phrase work and improvisational research. Follow Ozzy on Instagram: @ozzyb.c Monday 15th March 20277:45 - 9:00 pmDani Bond
Danielle is a movement practitioner and theatre maker with a background in dance and performance. She trained at The London School of Musical Theatre and has worked across musical theatre, classical and contemporary theatre as both a performer and creative. What to expect... In this special Pro Class, Danielle offers a yoga session tailored specifically for dancers, blending grounding breathwork, intuitive movement and a fluid flow that follows the rhythm of the breath. This practice invites you to pause, check in and move in a way that nourishes rather than demands, allowing you to return to your dance practice with greater awareness, ease and presence. Follow Dani on Instagram: @danibond.moves |
Location
The Point Eastleigh, SO50 9DE