Performers

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).

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).

Sasha (they/she) is a creative facilitator, multi-skilled  

theatre maker and visual artist specialising in Acting, Dance, Puppetry, Spoken word, Directing, Fine art, Set and Costume design. Their roles within Corali include being a Support artist, a Dancer and Corali Voice representative. Originally Sasha trained in Technical theatre, Stage management, Art and Design at Lewisham college, Lambeth college, Art4space and ALRA. Organisations Sasha has volunteered, trained and worked for Lewisham Youth Theatre, Cabrolè arts Purple Moon Drama, Arcola Theatre, Emergency Exit Arts, Bankside Open Space Trust, The Old Vic, London Bubble Community Theatre, Punchdrunk, Candoco Dance Company, British Musical Youth Theatre, Blue Elephant Theatre, and Futures Theatre.  

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).

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.

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 was part of the Super Hot Hot Dog tour 2023-24.

Sheri studied Performing Arts at Lewisham College and graduated in 2024. Sheri has recently started a placement at Siobhan Davies Studios in collaboration with Southwark College.

Aaron has been a dedicated participant and dancer with Corali for many years. He brings a gentle yet compelling stage presence to his performances, captivating audiences with both subtlety and strength. His performance credits include Bowled Over (2019), presented as part of the Co Motion Festival at Rose Theatre Kingston; Sounds Good to Me (2020); and Phantasia (2025) at The Place. Alongside his performance work, Aaron regularly attends Corali’s community class, Explore, as well as the Professional Development Class (PDC), continuing to deepen his artistic practice.