Sile Gutrod
From childhood, her life has been intertwined with the mesmerizing world of circus arts. Driven by an insatiable curiosity, she ventured into the broader landscape of dance and movement, discovering a world where rhythm and emotion reign supreme. Travel has played a vital role in immersing herself in the dances of diverse cultures—be it flamenco’s fiery passion, African rhythms, Greek traditional steps, or Sephardic melodies—She's learned to appreciate the unique beauty each culture contributes. Her artistic exploration extends beyond conventional stages. Street theatre has become a vital space, blurring the divide between performer and spectator. Her involvement in historical animations allows her to breathe new life into the echoes of the past. Through this vibrant mosaic of passions, she embraces a constant quest for new forms of expression. Her journey reflects an artist’s unwavering dedication to exploring with openness, curiosity, and a deep love for the transformative power of art.
Ana Amado
Ana has always been fascinated by movement and the stories it can carry. She started with ballet in Portugal, then explored contemporary, and oriental styles, always chasing new ways to express herself. Travel and learning from different cultures have shaped her approach, she’s inspired by the fire of flamenco, the fluidity of Middle Eastern dance, and the storytelling in theatrical performance. Ana focuses on creating a connection with the audience, bringing emotion, energy, and life to every moment on stage. Her work is guided by curiosity, openness, and a deep love for the way dance can transform both performer and spectator.
Savita Vanessa Franklin
From an early age, Savita immersed herself in various artistic expressions, naturally uncovering her passion for movement and dance. Raised in a creative home with a mother in theatre and a father who was a dancer, she thrived in an environment that celebrated free expression and a love for the performing arts. Although she initially rebelled against attending ballet classes as a child, enthusiasm for dance flourished through jazz, hip hop/street dance, and acting during her teenage years.
During her time studying and living in Northern California, she found herself in bohemian circles where she was influenced by the world of circus arts, tribal fusion bellydance and more free, contemporary and alternative dance forms throughout her late teens and early 20s. Her extensive travels through India also sparked a love for yoga and spiritual dance. Later moving to London she discovered the world of cabaret and and fell in love with the creativity and freedom of it, ultimately evolving her own eclectic style of storytelling, dance and performance.