Dan joined a swing club in college thinking "if old people can do it, I'll be fine." A year later, he'd fallen in love with dance and jazz. He loves playing show-and-tell with his favourite parts of the art. A big fan of Ella & Duke, he used to be a cowboy.
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Sean discovered Lindy Hop at a social in 2018 and never looked back. For him, it's the ultimate expression of freedom and joy. A former physiotherapist, he loves watching people learn. Big fan of Benny Goodman's Flyin' Home—he once played drums in a punk rock band!
Hanna was pulled to a social dance by her sister one night and has been on dance floors around the world since! Swing means liberation, connection, and expression. She loves seeing dancers find their voice through movement. A fan of Ella Fitzgerald, she's a rubber band fight champion!
Isabella went to a Lindy social in 2013 but found blues instead—Christoffer Johansson's live music stuck in her head. It's freedom and active listening. She loves exploring a shared language in music. Fan of Brother Yusef, she values community over hierarchy!
Joris discovered Lindy Hop at Copenhagen's Commedia School in 2006. It's letting go, expression, feeling lighter. He loves the teaching exchange—humble and respectful. Big fan of Count Basie, he teaches by day and plays trombone in Berlin's swing octet by night!
Trine started with salsa at 19, then blues whirled her in. It's music, movement, and connection—switching between big energy and tiny movements. She loves shared exploration in teaching. Fan of Beth Hart's "Jazz Man," she played violin for ten years!
Finn tried Lindy Hop in 2019 and got hooked after Covid—now dancing Blues and Balboa too. It's creative expression, fantastic music, and connection. He loves seeing students progress and tackling challenges. Fan of Chris Stapleton's Tennessee Whiskey, he recently took up singing!
Elena has danced boogie-woogie since she was eight, winning championships and competing at the world cup. For her, it's a language — joy, energy, and real connection. She loves helping dancers grow and have fun. A fan of Axel Zwingenberger, she met her husband on stage in Brussels!
Kasia started dancing craving creativity, connection and joy—one class became a passion. It's where her curiosity comes alive. She loves watching students grow, open up and surprise themselves. She's converted friends to swing without them noticing!
