Aleth Berenice

Aleth Berenice is a choreographer, performer, and educator specialising in Martha Graham Technique and contemporary movement practice. She trained at the Martha Graham School of Contemporary Dance in New York, where she completed both the Professional Training Program and Pedagogy Program, following earlier studies at The Alley School and the Royal Academy of Dance, where she graduated with First Class Honours in Ballet Education. 

As a performer, Aleth has performed works from the Martha Graham repertory including Lamentation, Chronicle, and Appalachian Spring, alongside contemporary and interdisciplinary projects presented internationally across the United Kingdom, Europe, and the United States. 

Her choreographic and film work has received multiple international awards and screenings, including presentations at Lincoln Center in New York, Florence Dance on Screen, and the Women in Dance Leadership Conference in Los Angeles. She is the recipient of the Pearl Lang Award from the Martha Graham School of Contemporary Dance, recognising excellence in choreography, and the 2026 LBC Gainsbury Award from the London Ballet Circle. 

Alongside her artistic practice, Aleth has taught and lectured internationally for institutions and organisations including English National Ballet, English National Ballet School, the Royal Academy of Dance, Acosta Dance Centre, and professional training programs across Europe. 

Her pedagogical approach focuses on the embodied logic, expressive dynamics, and contemporary relevance of Martha Graham Technique as both a physical discipline and artistic language. 

Website: www.alethberenice.com 

Instagram: @Aleth.Berenice 

Class description:  

 Prepare your body for the day ahead with this Contemporary Graham based class. Through the pillars of contraction, release and spiral we will challenge your centre of gravity through the use off-balance; and explore musicality with uneven rhythms and challenging rhythmical combinations. You can expect a spinal warm up, floor work, standing combinations, and plenty of travelling and jumps at the end of the class.