Madeleine Brown
Anabelle Larosa
Eugenia Machado
Caroline Hopkins
Antonia Escobar
Cristina Tacuri
Savanna-Rose Deans
Sarah Vella
Taylor Katavich
Nandini Chadrasekaran
Specialising in the Indian-classical dance style of Bharatanatyam and the Indian-classical music style of Carnatic Vocal; Nandini Chandrasekaran is a teacher, performing artist, choreographer, NDIS service provider and Community Worker. She is the Artistic Director and Founder of ‘Natwar School of Arts and Dance’ and offers training in Bharatanatyam, Semiclassical Dance, Carnation Music and even Dancercise. Through her institution, she has been proudly contributing over the last 6 years to the rich cultural heritage of India around Australia. Nandini’s training began with her Ammama – Grandmother, her first Guru at two years old and ever since has been performing on many stages and district competitions. Her love and dedication to teaching and choreographing has brought her to be a recipient of the Women Achiever Award in ‘South Indians in Sydney’s (SIS) Summer Mela 2024 and now, a dance partner at Cancer Council’s Stars of Sydney South-West Charity Gala.
Holly Bishop
Minerva Chudnovsky
Chyncia Salerno
Jessica Spiteri
Jessica began dancing at the age of two as her parents wanting her to continue the family’s Spanish culture in Australia. She trained in flamenco, ballet, hip hop and contemporary dance for 21 years. From a young age, she discovered her passion for dance and dreamed of one day teaching and owning her own dance school. At the age of 14, Jessica began her teaching career in flamenco and ballet with children. Over time, her teaching expanded to other age groups and found her niche in flamenco. Having been fortunate enough to travel to Spain, she studied flamenco at Amor de Dios in Madrid, which has given her the skills to perform in numerous festivals, weddings and at Casa Asturianas restaurant in Sydney. Jessica is a co-founder of West Dance Co located in St John's park where she teaches flamenco.