I was born in Luxembourg and began dancing when I was five years old. After graduating from secondary school, I spent two years in Paris, France, dancing and studying at the IFPRO Rick Odums, where I received the Diplôme d'Etat de Professeur de Danse.
New York City was next, where I graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Dance (Marymount Manhattan College), followed by a Master of Fine Arts in Dance (Tisch School of the Arts, New York University). In New York, I was able to complement my previous experiences with many great performance, choreography and teaching opportunities, both in the professional realm and in university settings.
After moving to London, I began working independently as a dancer-choreographer. Writing about art and dance became an important component of my work, and many of my small articles were published in magazines and newspapers in the UK and Luxembourg. In parallel, I completed a PhD in Cultural Studies at Birkbeck College, University of London.
Image by Uli Kaufmann
More recently, my interest in the human body led me to embark on yet a new adventure: the study of human medicine. I now work as a physician and still regularly teach, choreograph and - occasionally - perform dance.