Annual Showcase!! ✨ Acroyoga performances featuring our company and special guests!

You're Invited to Our Showcase of the Year!

Everyone is welcome!

Join us for an unforgettable event as we celebrate the creativity, dedication, and vibrant spirit of our incredible community. This annual event is a tribute to the passion, teamwork, and joy that connect us through movement.

Get ready for an event filled with passion, creativity, and connection. Our Dance and AcroYoga performers will bring to life the energy and artistry that make our community so special.

Highlights:

• A complimentary welcome drink.

• Delicious nibbles available upon arrival.

• Special Guest performers.

• A joyful celebration of connection through movement.

Dress Code:  To express yourself.

Doors open at 7PM

PERFORMANCE Line-Up:

Programme host: Anna

Anna & Dori - Opening with a mini jazzy number introducing the show

• Group performance - Acroyoga: Dori and Eugene, Anu and Anand, Damien & Anna

• Coni and Mati (acroyoga)

• Trio: Dori, Eugéne & Anna (Acroyoga)

• Dori, Piano performance

• Anna & Jenny (Acroyoga)

• Anna & Eugéne (Acroyoga)

We can’t wait to share this special time with you and continue spreading the gift of movement, together.

With warmth and gratitude,

Anna & Eugéne

Anna & Eugéne are a dynamic duo who love performing at every opportunity. Passionate about their practice, they take joy in sharing it with others, often blending classic elements with a touch of comedy.

Coni & Mati

Coni & Mati are a nomadic acroyoga duo known for making the impossible look effortless. Their flights are high, smooth, and precise, a signature style that often leaves people asking what’s happening in Chile to produce such floaty Icarians and silky Whipops.

But the real magic isn’t just how they fly; it’s how they teach. They break down movements until the mystery disappears and the mechanics make sense; helping students not just land tricks, but understand why they work. Their mission is simple: turn acroyoga into an experience that feels as good as it looks.

Anu and Anand

Anu and Anand spend their days immersed in spreadsheets and finance, worlds away from handstands, counterbalances and acro flows. Then the pandemic arrived, they crossed paths with Eugéne, and somehow found themselves upside down.

What began as a hesitant first attempt has gradually grown into a genuine AcroYoga practice, shaped through patience, consistency, and the guidance of Anna and Eugéne, who have become as much friends as mentors along the way.

Performing is where it all comes alive for them, a chance to push their skills a little further and lose themselves in the flow of the music.

Damien

A long-time swimmer, Damien was always more at home in the water. That all changed six months ago when he discovered the world of Acroyoga, what started with a thrill quickly became an obsession, pulling him towards the spins of the aerial hoop and the power of straps, sparking a curiosity to see what else the world of acrobatics had to offer.

Originally from France, Damien has lived in New York before making London his home. It was here that he discovered the local circus community and a new passion for acrobatics, he is always keen to share the strength and connection he has found through it.

Dori

Dori comes from a family of artists and musicians, where both sport and music played a significant role from an early age. As a child, she competed in gymnastics, which provided a strong foundation for her later career. As a holistic therapist and reformer Pilates instructor, she naturally found her way into the world of acro yoga, gradually immersing herself more deeply in the practice. Today, it has become her true passion and the space in which she can fully express herself.

Neil

A professional bass player by trade, Neil began his Acroyoga journey in 2021. After dedicating the entirety of 2020 to a self-led yoga retreat, he cultivated a deep sense of presence and mindfulness- qualities that now shape his Acroyoga practice.

His strong physical foundation was laid in his teenage years through martial arts, achieving a 1st Dan black belt by the age of 18.

Later, his methodical approach to transitioning from pianist to bass player honed the patience, discipline, and self-reflection that continue to fuel his growth,  not only in Acroyoga, but also in diverse pursuits from motorcycling to karaoke.