Jenna Carey Miles

Jenna trained at Bird College, graduating with a First Class Degree before working for Celebrity Cruise Lines as Dance Captain, Dancer and Aerialist, for a number of years. During this time she worked with international choreographers, helping to create and take out some of their newest shows. Since deciding to pursue her first love, of teaching, she has enjoyed developing her experience in higher education whilst also holding her L.I.S.T.D in Modern and Tap. Jenna has been a part of Performers College Birmingham since its inaugural year working as part of the Jazz and Tap faculty and is also part of the faculty at Arts1 on the degree course. She specialises in Jazz, Tap and Musical Theatre and alongside other choreographic work, teaches at other Vocational schools across the UK. 

Yolandi Moreira

South African born Yolandi started her ballet training at age four and was taught by Martin Schonberg’s Ballet Theatre Afrikan Academy. She attended the National School of the Arts in Johannesburg from 1996-1998. She completed her schooling at Canada’s National Ballet School in Toronto. In 1998 Yolandi won the Prix de l’association pour de l’Opera National de Paris at the 8th concours international De Danse de Paris. In 1999, she was a semi-finalist the the Prix de Lausanne winning her scholarship to train in Canada. In 2001, she participated in the Helsinki International Ballet Competition and won the South African leg of the International Cecchetti competition. Later that year she won second prize in the international leg of the same competition in Melbourne, Australia. She returned to Helsinki in 2005 where she was a semi-finalist at the Helsinki International Ballet Competition.

In 2000, upon her return to South Africa, she joined the Ballet Theatre Afrikan Company (BTA) as a principal dancer. Whilst with BTA she toured South Africa performing a number of principal roles including Paquita, Aurora in the Sleeping Beauty, Grand Pas Classique as well as Odette/Odile from in Swan Lake.

In 2001 Yolandi became the youngest Giselle ever in South Africa when she appeared as a guest artist with the South African Ballet Theatre (SABT). She joined SABT in April 2008 as a soloist and made her debut with the company as Queen of the Dryads. She performed in various other soloist and principal roles during her time in the company.

In 2011 Yolandi started her new venture as a freelance dancer and choreographer in various festivals and corporate functions. She runs the Danceworks Associates program and teaches group glasses in both classical ballet and Progressing Ballet Technique. Yolandi is a Year 1 tutor, and also teaches coaching and pas de deux.

Fletcher Dobinson

Fletcher is a UK based choreographer and creative whose own style touches on various disciplines of dance, all based on a jazz foundation.

Fletcher is currently the UK Resident Choreographer of ‘Moulin Rouge! The Musical’ in London’s West End.

Other creative credits include: Associate choreographer ‘42 Balloons’, Associate choreographer ‘Bronco Billy’, Assistant Director/Choreographer ‘Death Note’, Resident Director/Choreographer ‘CATS’, Associate Choreographer ‘To Gillie; With Love’.

Theatre: Original London Cast ‘Moulin Rouge! The Musical’ (Piccadilly Theatre), Dance Captain ‘All Star Musicals’ (ITV), Alonzo & Assistant Choreographer ‘CATS’ (South Korea), Chester & Assistant Dance Captain ‘Saturday Night Fever’ (UK tour), Dance Captain/ cover Mr. Mistoffelees ‘CATS’ (Asia tour), Dance Captain/ cover Mr. Mistoffelees ‘CATS’ (European tour), Coricopat ‘CATS’ (International tour), Alonzo ‘CATS’ (UK tour), West Side Story (Salzburg Festival)

Commercial: T-Mobile

Documentary: The Show Must Go On, filmed in South Korea during the Pandemic.