About Us
Hannah Adams:
Hannah is a dancer, originating from Yorkshire, who’s technique is the product of a mixed bag of training; from her place on the CAT scheme at NSCD, foundation in dance from London Studio Centre and BAHons in dance from Coventry University to her MA DAP from LCDS. During her career thus far Hannah has had the opportunity to work with numerous current artists, such as: Pablo Bronstein, Florence Peake & Eve Stainton, Thomas Goodwin, Katie Coe and Flora Wellesley Wesley.
Hannah’s current interests lie within the expression of sociocultural issues and the possibility of exploring these topics through dance, installation art and writing. Hannah has a particular interest in issues surrounding feminism and bodily integrity, and the relationship between this and the moving body of a dance artist.
Pictures by Alka Nauman
Marta Stepien
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Marta was born in Poland and she started her dance journey in ballet. During her studies, Marta had the opportunity to perform works by Paulina Wycichowska, Natalia Draganik and Janusz Stolarski. After several years of strict ballet rules, and pushing her body to the limits, she became curious about a more natural way of moving. She wanted to find out how to express herself through her body, but also how to feel pleasure in it. Marta tried to learn how to listen to her body, and how to respond to its needs. She really believes that through this process she can develop a better understanding of who she is as a dancer, but also as a person. During her MA studies on the DAP programme her main focus was performance, however she would also like to explore therapeutic values of dance, that’s why she chose modules like yoga and somatics.
Greta Gauhe
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The foundation of Greta's contemporary dance career was laid at the Iwanson School of Contemporary Dance in Munich, and consolidated during a BA (Hons) in Dance Theatre as well as a Diploma in Dance Studies at the Trinity Laban Conservatoire in London. Thanks to the exhilarating London dance scene, she gradually realised the boundless range of possibilities for dance artists. Greta loves to explore and develop what dance has to offer, both as a performer and choreographer; but she also has the desire to engage with the public and other artists. This eventually led her to establish her own dance company: The Follow Through Collective. The company collaborates with artists from various backgrounds in order to combine different art forms on stage, often creating a multichannel experience for the audience. Her work draws attention to problems in our society and makes personal reflection tangible. In the meantime, she performed works by Florence Peake & Eve Stainton, Sasha Roubicek, Matthias Sperling, Matta Sakka, Anna Williams, Marie Yagami, and has been a dancer at the theatre in Würzburg. She is currently a MA in performance student at the London Contemporary Dance School and will continue her studies at Trinity Laban for the MFA in Choreography. She is honoured to have received the Leverhulmes Arts Scholarship.
