Our story
In 2014 Eleni Vassiliou and Konstantinos Petridis took over a disused textile workshop on Agias Sofias 22. Eleni had spent eight seasons in the corps de ballet at the Greek National Opera; Konstantinos had come home after ten years touring Latin ensembles across Europe. They had met at a community jam in Plateia Mavili and found they shared the same frustration — classical schools that turned away late starters, and Latin clubs that intimidated quiet learners.
The second floor opened in 2017, and with it contemporary under Andreas Markou. The first annual show ran at Theatro Olympia in 2019 to a sold-out house. In 2022 the youth contemporary ensemble took silver at the Hellenic Dance Competition in Thessaloniki.
In 2024 the school became the third RAD Registered Teaching Centre in Attica. Today three sprung-floor studios run from ten in the morning until ten at night, and the Wednesday tango class has a nineteen-year-old and a seventy-four-year-old in the same round.
