Hørsholm

Lene has been acting, dancing, and singing throughout her childhood and youth. She has performed as a dancer in classical, jazz, and contemporary productions, as well as in commercials and films. She received performance training in 1983.

For over 30 years, Lene has been teaching children, youth, and adults in various dance genres and choreographing dance and gymnastics shows. She has also directed theater performances for children and youth for 15 years.

In her daily life, Lene works as an ACT (Action, Collaboration, and Transformation) and inclusion counselor, a holistic psychotherapist in her own practice, a gymnastics and movement instructor, and the leader of DanceAcademy at Nordsjællands Grundskole and Gymnasium. The aim of DanceAcademy is to educate both beginner and advanced dancers in various dance genres at an individual level, while also creating performances that focus on dramatic and artistic expression.

Motto: “Teaching succeeds when students feel like co-creators of a learning community, where their efforts are seen as a welcome and necessary contribution.”

Nikolaj graduated as an actor in 2017 from Ophelia Acting School in Vesterbro, Copenhagen. He is trained in the Sanford Meisner technique, which focuses on living truthfully under imaginary circumstances.

He has received training from renowned individuals such as Sara Bro, Thomas Levin, Esben Dalgaard, and the American acting instructor Robyn Lee from New York, who has worked with many of Hollywood’s biggest names through her own “In The Moment” technique.

In addition to appearing in various short films, plays, improv groups, and commercials, he also develops his own productions and films. He has a broad knowledge of scriptwriting, which has led him to write and direct several short films and children’s and youth shows, including collaborations with Sydhavns Teater. Nikolaj uses many of the tools within scriptwriting in his work as an actor and also in his teaching, as he believes there are plenty of resources to develop characters and bring them to life on stage.

Nikolaj has also worked extensively in live interpretation, including at Kronborg Castle, where he was involved in developing the concept and portrayed the king in the story of King James of Scotland.

Ida is a former SceneKunst student and has been teaching at our Mini School since 2018. Currently, she is studying psychology at the University of Copenhagen with a special interest in child development and the impact of music and movement on children’s cognitive development.

She has experience in pedagogy and strongly believes in ensuring that all children can participate at their own level and pace.

Ida has received training in Anne Rosling’s methods as well as various branches of acting since she was in the miniskole age group. She personally understands the immense joy that musical and creative expression brings to children.