For Dancers Who Refuse To Be Invisible

Contemporary dance company empowering individuals reclaim their identity, confidence and self-expression through dance.

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Discover our range of dance programmes designed to empower, inspire and connect communities through movement.
A dance class in progress in a large studio, with participants moving expressively and an instructor leading from the front

A women-only beginner class that uses vocals and nasheeds in place of music, creating an expressive space where you can move freely, connect with yourself and explore identity without pressure.

A large group of young dancers reach their arms upward in unison during a dance class in a bright white studio

A women-only beginner class that uses vocals and nasheeds in place of music, creating an expressive space where you can move freely, connect with yourself and explore identity without pressure.

A dance class in progress in a large studio, with participants moving expressively and an instructor leading from the front

A women-only beginner class that uses vocals and nasheeds in place of music, creating an expressive space where you can move freely, connect with yourself and explore identity without pressure.

A group of dancers move in close proximity with arms raised and bodies interweaving in a dynamic contact exercise during a studio class

A women-only guided stretch session designed to improve flexibility, mobility and range of motion while helping you feel looser, lighter and more relaxed.

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Gallery

Discover the faces, moments and movement behind our company. Our gallery is a reflection of the people, passion and experiences that bring our community to life.

A group of young women run energetically down a South East London street beneath a railway bridge, past colourful shopfronts.
A dancer performs an acrobatic lift on a South East London street in front of a graffiti-covered wall
A diverse group of young dancers move expressively together in a warmly lit studio space, led by an instructor in a black hijab at the front
A large group of young people pose playfully together in a glass-walled corridor at a train station , many making peace signs and smiling
A young person reviews footage on their phone at an outdoor wooden table while a camera operator films them, graffiti wall behind
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Lola Alderman-Nieto

Dancer

“I think it's really exciting to see new companies, smaller companies start to explore the breaking boundaries of contemporary dance. I think it's something that hasn't been done yet much and I think it's something that is necessary.”

Hannah Cope

Dancer

“ I've been graduated for a year so I've not been around many dancers, to collaborate and feel the community environment of being with other contemporary dancers feels good to just connect with people on that level and I feel like Raliat really created a like safe space to push ourselves and work together and kind of get to know each other and I've really enjoyed it and I'd like to do more.”

Bobbi Walker

Dancer

“I think the new kind of ethos is something that’s really important especially in the dance world at the minute and I just feel privileged to be part of it especially like in the area of Deptford and the South East London I feel like culture really thrives here and it’s great to showcase that through movement which we all love”

Libby Garlick

Dancer

“I think what 1Syllable stands for is really important and saying things that are really important to be said in the contemporary dance world.”

Mya Koropecki-Nichols

Dancer

“I've been having a lot of fun just meeting new people, but also having my friends here and getting to dance with them and do a project with them.”