Staff A-Z

Dr Rebecca Stancliffe is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow (Arts and Community) at Trinity Laban where her evaluation and research activity focuses on participatory arts, arts and health, collaboration, and digital methods. Rebecca is currently working on the collaborative research project ‘Dance, Health and Well-being: Debating and moving forward methodologies’ with colleagues from Trinity Laban, Exeter University and Dance in Devon. Rebecca is also conducting a post-phenomenological study of music and dance to examine the transformation of practice and engagement through online delivery. She is also evaluating Trinity Laban’s Singing for Lung Health programme delivered in partnership with Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust.

Leanne graduated from the MSc Dance Science programme at Trinity Laban in 2018. During her studies she investigated relationships between hypermobility and proprioception among adolescent dancers’ as part of her thesis project. Before studying her master’s degree, Leanne completed a BA in Dance Performance at Middlesex University where her passion for dance science began through learning dance science modules and writing a dance science dissertation exploring the well-being of dancers with scoliosis.

Christine Tanner completed her training in 1981 at the Arts Educational Schools and The Royal Ballet School. She has worked with companies including Stadttheater Bern (Switzerland) Scapino Dance Co (Holland), Mark Baldwin Dance Co and Nederlands Dance Theatre.

Rahel Vonmoos is a Swiss/British independent dance maker, performer and lecturer. She has created a substantial body of work, presented in theatres, galleries and site specific places in Europe and USA; at the Hayward Gallery, Dance Umbrella and Spring Loaded Festival in London. Her work To Find a Place, was a Compass Commission 2015, and premiered at GDA in January 2016. Her ongoing research deals with ‘mothers and sinks’. Since 2008 Rahel uses projections in her work.