Performers

Paul trained at Centre for Advanced Training (CAT) at The Place. He is a graduate of National Youth Dance Company (NYDC) and London Contemporary Dance School. As well as performing extensively with Corali, Paul has also worked with Sivan Rubinstein and toured nationally with NYDC. He makes his own dance videos at Paul Davidson Dance. Paul’s Corali work includes Origami Atoms (2015), The People Race the Fish (2016), Dreams of Flying (2019), Adieu (2020) and Adieu film (2023).

DJ has a dance diploma from Lambeth College and a diploma in performance making from Central School of Speech and Drama. During his training he gained a vocational placement with Wayne McGregor/Random Dance, Jonzi D productions and New Adventures. DJ has worked extensively in London, the UK and also internationally. He is also a regular performer with Spare Tyre and Access all Areas. DJ has performed extensively with Corali, including most Origami Atoms (2015), The People Race the Fish (2016) Technicolour Everyday (2019), Adieu (2020) , Ode to Edith (2022-23) and Super Hot Hot Dog (2023).

Jackie joined Corali in 2003. She has accredited theatre training with Strathcona Theatre Company. She has performed extensively with Corali, including Origami Atoms (2015), The People Race the Fish (2016), Technicolour Everyday (2019), Adieu (2020) , Ode to Edith (2022-23), the Adieu film (2023) and Super Hot Hot Dog (2023). Jackie has also made regular appearances on the Community TV channel.

Veneshia has been a Corali dancer since 2014 and also performs with Beautiful Mess theatre company. With Corali, she has performed in Technicolour Everyday (2019) at The Place and on tour, Adieu (2020) and the Adieu film (2023).

Bethan trained at Alessandre Dance School and has a diploma in performance making from Central School of Speech and Drama. She has performed extensively with Corali, including Origami Atoms (2015), The People Race the Fish (2016) Undercurve Overcurve (2019), Adieu (2020) , Ode to Edith (2022-23) and Super Hot Hot Dog (2023).

Graham had a theatre background and gained formal accredited training with Strathcona Theatre Company, and a diploma in performance-making from Central School of Speech and Drama. He toured internationally with both Strathcona Theatre Company and Corali.  He also had TV and film experience, most recently appearing in The Sense of an Ending, alongside Charlotte Rampling and Jim Broadbent. Graham performed extensively with Corali, including Origami Atoms (2015), The People Race the Fish (2016), Technicolour Everyday (2019), Adieu (2020) , Ode to Edith (2022-23), Super Hot Hot Dog (2023).

Sheri joined Corali’s youth company, Kick Up in 2016. She is studying performing arts at Lewisham College and is due to graduate in June 2024. Sheri has performed with Kick Up in Bowled Over (2017) and Sounds Good to Me (2020). She has also performed with Corali’s main company for 9 Windows Reimagined (2017), Ode to Edith (2022 and 2023), Excellent Together at the Royal Opera House (a collaboration with Thick & Tight) and will be part of the Super Hot Hot Dog tour 2023-24.