Odense

Marie-Louise is a trained dancer, director, and choreographer based in Copenhagen, with an extended dance residency in the USA.

Over the past 25 years, she has honed her skills in various dance styles, including ballet, contemporary dance, show dance, tap, jazz, funk, hip hop, and more. Marie-Louise has been teaching children, young adults, and adults for many years, and she delights in sharing the joy of dance with her students. In her teaching, she emphasizes discipline, technique, and individual development, while creating a safe space that balances seriousness with lightheartedness.

Marie-Louise has participated in numerous shows, ballet performances, and musical productions, both as a dancer and as a choreographer. She has been teaching at Scenekunst schools for 12 years, starting as a dance teacher and later becoming the artistic director at Scenekunst Roskilde, and now in Odense.

In addition to her work at Scenekunst, Marie-Louise serves as a choreographer for the annual musical at UngOdense and works as a teacher and choreographer for various shows and events.

Nadine has 8 years of extensive stage experience and a professional career as a singer, dancer, and performer. She has more than 10 years of teaching experience in dance and singing, as well as a 3-year education as a singer at MGK-Sjælland (Music High School Sjælland).

Nadine has worked with various vocal techniques such as the Anne-Rosing method and the Cathrine Sadolin method in her work as a singer. She has received training in diverse dance styles, including Hiphop, House, Waacking, Funkstyle, Contemporary/Modern, Ballet, Jazz, Dancehall, Bellydance, and Pole dance.

Additionally, Nadine has experience in songwriting, composition, and production. She has several years of stage experience in the commercial music industry, where she has performed her own concerts and participated in theater performances, including Cantabile2, where she was involved as a performer and musician.

Martin is a trained dancer from Balance1 in Berlin.

His skills lie in the language of the body and the expression through choreography.

In addition, he has been employed full-time for several years as a professional dancer at Gerhart Hauptmann Theater in Görlitz, Germany, where he performed on stage several times a week with works created by various international choreographers.

Teaching dance has been a significant part of his life. He is dedicated to elevating each student’s level by creating a safe learning environment. He believes that in such an environment, students are more willing to explore new creative movements and support each other.

Amalie is a teacher for the Mini School at SceneKunst. In her daily life, she attends the Flow Theatre program where they explore theater in both theoretical and practical forms.

Since the age of 8, Amalie has been involved in musicals and is the biggest musical fan.

She has performed in productions with HC Andersen Festspillene, Birkende Ungdomsteater, UngOdense Musical, and Nordfynsspillende.

In addition to musicals, she has a deep love for music and dance. She has been singing her whole life and even has her own piano and vocal duo. She enjoys dancing, singing, and performing on stage, and she loves sharing that joy with her students.

Having lots of fun with her students is what she loves the most, and she cherishes every moment at SceneKunst.