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Natalie has been the principal of Rhythmic Moves School of Dance & Performing Arts for the past seventeen years and is enthusiastic about every facet of the performing arts. Natalie has studied Ballet, Tap, Jazz, Ballroom, Latin and Drama with a number of South Coast teachers, at Sydney Dance Company, and under EDTA Founding Director Daphne MacDonald. She has worked professionally as a choreographer, stage manager, lighting designer and performer - including appearing in Gil Stroming’s ‘Break The Floor’ on Broadway, New York. Most recently, Natalie is Assistant choreographer on Footloose (2012) & A Chorus Line (2011) and choregraphed The Last Eisteddfod (2007) and The Producers (2008) for the Arcadians. Natalie is known for her fun filled high-energy classes and her dedication to her students of all ages. She aims to be a positive role model for her students and looks forward to continuing to share her love for the performing arts with all her students in the future.
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Natalie has been the principal of Rhythmic Moves School of Dance & Performing Arts for the past seventeen years and is enthusiastic about every facet of the performing arts. Natalie has studied Ballet, Tap, Jazz, Ballroom, Latin and Drama with a number of South Coast teachers, at Sydney Dance Company, and under EDTA Founding Director Daphne MacDonald. She has worked professionally as a choreographer, stage manager, lighting designer and performer - including appearing in Gil Stroming’s ‘Break The Floor’ on Broadway, New York. Most recently, Natalie is Assistant choreographer on Footloose (2012) & A Chorus Line (2011) and choregraphed The Last Eisteddfod (2007) and The Producers (2008) for the Arcadians. Natalie is known for her fun filled high-energy classes and her dedication to her students of all ages. She aims to be a positive role model for her students and looks forward to continuing to share her love for the performing arts with all her students in the future.