Megan began dancing locally at just two and a half years old and continued training and competing until the age of 17.

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After taking a break, she returned to dance in her early twenties, eager to reconnect with her passion at the school where she had spent most of her formative years as a dancer.

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She is especially excited to be a part of a company that provides local dancers with opportunities to further their careers on the island while also giving local audiences the chance to enjoy inspiring performances

Hannah danced in Guernsey throughout her childhood, before moving to the UK for university.

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Alongside her studies she immersed herself in dance opportunities, representing her university at competitions and as both a member and President of the Durham University Ballet Company.

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The Company put on full length productions at the Gala Theatre in Durham, including Coppélia and Don Quixote. She hopes to bring the experience gained back to local dancers and audiences

Jess grew up dancing locally since the age of seven before joining the Guernsey College of Further Education to pursue  a performing arts diploma.

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She went on to study contemporary dance at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance in London. Whilst gaining invaluable experiences, she enjoyed live music in class and learnt from many industry professionals.

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Jess has developed her own choreography and collaborated with several dance practitioners, including Patricia Okenwa, Amanda Gough and Sonia Rafferty to create new pieces alongside her peers.