Shevelle Dynott

Earlier this year, I was invited to The Purcell School by Alison Cox, the Head of Composition, to work with a group of incredibly talented young musicians. The idea was to explore how a dancer or composer might interpret each other’s work and how movement could bring their music to life. I’ve done a bit of choreography before, but not enough to call myself a choreographer as such (though that might just be those little inner voices of doubt talking!). Still, this was somethin

In 2020, just before the world was turned upside down by the global pandemic, I received a message on Facebook from an old friend,...

In 2024/2025, I was given the privilege of mentoring three students from the Royal Ballet School and the English National Ballet School....