Royal Conservatoire Dance welcomes two new teachers to the programme: Marilva Vismale and Keshaw Manna. They teach hip-hop/urban to students in the first and second year of secondary school at the School for Young Talent.
Marilva Vismale began her dance journey in 2005 in The Hague, developing in modern and hip-hop. In 2013, she attended the Urban Dance course in Utrecht, where her passion for hip-hop grew. Since 2018, she has been a dance teacher with a focus on hip-hop and house.
Keshaw Manna, also completed the Urban Dance course in Utrecht and is now a performing hip-hop dancer. He participates in national and international hip-hop and breakdance competitions and integrates urban dance styles into theatre. He also gives workshops and classes, including classes at the Royal Conservatoire.
