Pink Kitten Dance School

KEDA BREEZE - Director and Tutor

Keda Breeze was trained at Circomedia circus school in Bristol and also has training in many other areas of performance. She has been working as a circus, cabaret and burlesque artist since 2001 and is now at the top of her profession. Keda currently appears at top end events and private parties and performs nationally and internationally, as well appearing on TV, film, and in print.

Keda started running Pink Kitten classes in Bristol in early 2005 as she had had so many requests to teach her skills to other women. The unique combination of her exotic dance knowledge and her performance training meant that her classes were immediately a huge success. She found it hugely rewarding seeing the confidence and self expression women were gaining by learning these new skills which she too had gotten the same sense of empowerment from learning in the past. As the school got many requests for classes from other areas she then handpicked and trained new teachers so that Pink Kitten could spread its wings further. As well as performing and running the school, Keda still finds time to teach her regular classes and workshops in Bristol. In her classes students achieve more than they ever dreamed would be possible. She feels privileged to teach her classes because all the women who take part in them make them much fun and so rewarding.

NICOLA ZIMMER - Tutor

Nicola is highly trained in sports and fitness and has many qualifications in the field. She currently in the final year of a BSc in sports coaching and conditioning, and plans to progress to postgraduate study in a fitness related area. She is also a first degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do and has competed in national and international level and won the ITF European Championships in June 2006. Nicola has also worked as a coach of Tae Kwon Do to children and adults. As well as pole dancing Nicola now practices ballet regularly which she loves. She has taken place in several pole displays, been a finalist in Miss Pole Princess UK and has started performing burlesque. As a teacher Nicola encourages her students to invent their own moves and create their own individual styles. What she loves most about teaching is that she gets to facilitate peoples learning and help people achieve things they didn't think they would be able to.

HANNAH NICHOLS - Tutor

Hannah has danced through out the whole of her childhood and adult life. As a chid and young adult she trained in classical ballet, modern and jazz dance. She then progressed on to contemporary and street dance. She has performed at many different events including; theatre, nightclubs, weekend dance events, catwalk performance, outdoor events street events and most recently at the 2008 pole unity. Hannah has taught young children movement and dance, and taught group choreography to adults.

On teaching pole dancing Hannah says "I really enjoy teaching pole dancing because it is a fun and sexy way to keep fit. It improves your confidence and teaches you to spin, wiggle and pose like a diva".

Erin Bienek

Erin has trained and performed in a variety of dance styles throughout her childhood and adult life. As a child Erin was trained in Ballet, Jazz and Tap dance. Alongside the classical training she has performed regularly in musicals and theatrical performances. She then progressed on to Samba dancing, training with The London School of Samba and performing at Notting Hill Carnival, as well as teaching Samba to children and adults.

More recently Erin performs alongside bands, touring with them at festivals, music events and club nights. The most recent of these was at Glatsonbury, where Erin amazed evryone with her Pole dance moves in The Rabbit Hole stage. Erin has always loved to dance, and has found her passion in teaching others how to move, dance and express themselves.

Natasha Stanley

Natasha started off her training by taking ballet lessons as a young child. Over the past 6 years she has taught salsa, hip-hop, street jazz and modern theatre dance, and has performed at the Royal Albert Hall and the Edinburgh Festival. Natasha taught herself a variety of dance styles and as a result is firmly of the belief that anyone can dance.

Her training predominantly lies in drama and acting, with qualifications from LAMDA and the Victoria College of Music. A member of the National Youth Theatre, she has also played major roles in a number of semi-professional plays and musicals and is therefore well placed to teach both dance techniques and the art of performance. Natasha loves to watch her students progress from the nervous 'can't do it's of the first half-hour to the confident performers of the last, and finds that pole dance and burlesque are a fun and exciting channel for this progression.





		KEDA BREEZE - Director and Tutor Keda Breeze was trained at Circomedia circus school in Bristol and also has training in many other areas of performance. She has been working as a circus, cabaret and burlesque artist since 2001 and is now at the top of her profession. Keda currently appears at top end events and private parties and performs nationally and internationally, as well appearing on TV, film, and in print. Keda started running Pink Kitten classes in Bristol in early 2005 as she had had so many requests to teach her skills to other women. The unique combination of her exotic dance knowledge and her performance training meant that her classes were immediately a huge success. She found it hugely rewarding seeing the confidence and self expression women were gaining by learning these new skills which she too had gotten the same sense of empowerment from learning in the past. As the school got many requests for classes from other areas she then handpicked and trained new teachers so that Pink Kitten could spread its wings further. As well as performing and running the school, Keda still finds time to teach her regular classes and workshops in Bristol. In her classes students achieve more than they ever dreamed would be possible. She feels privileged to teach her classes because all the women who take part in them make them much fun and so rewarding. NICOLA ZIMMER - Tutor Nicola is highly trained in sports and fitness and has many qualifications in the field. She currently in the final year of a BSc in sports coaching and conditioning, and plans to progress to postgraduate study in a fitness related area. She is also a first degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do and has competed in national and international level and won the ITF European Championships in June 2006. Nicola has also worked as a coach of Tae Kwon Do to children and adults. As well as pole dancing Nicola now practices ballet regularly which she loves. She has taken place in several pole displays, been a finalist in Miss Pole Princess UK and has started performing burlesque. As a teacher Nicola encourages her students to invent their own moves and create their own individual styles. What she loves most about teaching is that she gets to facilitate peoples learning and help people achieve things they didn't think they would be able to. HANNAH NICHOLS - Tutor Hannah has danced through out the whole of her childhood and adult life. As a chid and young adult she trained in classical ballet, modern and jazz dance. She then progressed on to contemporary and street dance. She has performed at many different events including; theatre, nightclubs, weekend dance events, catwalk performance, outdoor events street events and most recently at the 2008 pole unity. Hannah has taught young children movement and dance, and taught group choreography to adults. On teaching pole dancing Hannah says "I really enjoy teaching pole dancing because it is a fun and sexy way to keep fit. It improves your confidence and teaches you to spin, wiggle and pose like a diva". Erin Bienek Erin has trained and performed in a variety of dance styles throughout her childhood and adult life. As a child Erin was trained in Ballet, Jazz and Tap dance. Alongside the classical training she has performed regularly in musicals and theatrical performances. She then progressed on to Samba dancing, training with The London School of Samba and performing at Notting Hill Carnival, as well as teaching Samba to children and adults. More recently Erin performs alongside bands, touring with them at festivals, music events and club nights. The most recent of these was at Glatsonbury, where Erin amazed evryone with her Pole dance moves in The Rabbit Hole stage. Erin has always loved to dance, and has found her passion in teaching others how to move, dance and express themselves. Natasha Stanley Natasha started off her training by taking ballet lessons as a young child. Over the past 6 years she has taught salsa, hip-hop, street jazz and modern theatre dance, and has performed at the Royal Albert Hall and the Edinburgh Festival. Natasha taught herself a variety of dance styles and as a result is firmly of the belief that anyone can dance. Her training predominantly lies in drama and acting, with qualifications from LAMDA and the Victoria College of Music. A member of the National Youth Theatre, she has also played major roles in a number of semi-professional plays and musicals and is therefore well placed to teach both dance techniques and the art of performance. Natasha loves to watch her students progress from the nervous 'can't do it's of the first half-hour to the confident performers of the last, and finds that pole dance and burlesque are a fun and exciting channel for this progression.












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