The Choreographer Kylie Minogue Trusted for Qantas

Choreography by Devante Latorre

Not every choreography credit comes with a household name attached — but working alongside Kylie Minogue on a project for Qantas is exactly the kind of credit that does. It's a small line in Devante Latorre's résumé, but it says a great deal: the kind of trust major brands and global stars place in a choreographer when the margin for error is zero and the audience is watching closely.

That same precision showed up somewhere you might not expect: in heels. Latorre's heels pop-ups have built a reputation of their own, with a habit of selling out before they're even properly announced and clips regularly going viral the moment they hit social media. It's a different discipline from a Qantas campaign or an AFL Grand Final stage, but it demands the same exacting standard — sharp technique, full command of the choreography, and a level of performance polish that reads clearly even in a fifteen-second clip. His heels pop-up at The Manor LDN was no exception, drawing a room of dancers who'd clearly been waiting for exactly this.

That project sits inside a genuinely wide-ranging career — one that's also included performing at World Pride, sharing a stage with Katy Perry at the AFL Grand Final, and commercial work with brands including Coca-Cola and Pepsi. But watching Latorre teach heels specifically captures something the bigger, louder credits sometimes don't: the same global-stage precision, distilled into a style built entirely around control, confidence, and presence. That's exactly the kind of detail-level thinking he brought into The Manor LDN's Finsbury Park studio.