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Domenick Stevens: Making Every Move Count

From major stages to the studio floor, Domenick Stevens brings precision, versatility and performance energy to The Manor LDN.

25 September 2026 · 1 min read

CHOREOGRAPHY BY DOMENICK STEVENS

ARTIST: BRANDY - CAN YOU HEAR ME NOW

LOCATION: THE MANOR LDN DANCE STUDIO, FINSBURY PARK, NORTH LONDON

From major stages to the studio floor, Domenick Stevens brings precision, versatility and performance energy to The Manor LDN.

There is a difference between learning choreography and knowing how to perform it. For Domenick Stevens, that distinction sits at the heart of his work. A professional dancer whose career spans television, film, live performance and commercial work, Domenick has built a reputation for bringing presence and precision to every space he steps into.

His credits read like a tour through contemporary pop culture. Domenick has performed alongside artists including Ciara, Busta Rhymes, Missy Elliott, Kid Cudi, Cher and Karol G, as well as joining Omarion on The Millennium Tour. His work also extends beyond the stage, with appearances in music videos and commercial campaigns for brands including Sony. Across each project, versatility is a constant — adapting to different artists, environments and creative worlds while maintaining his own performance quality.

That experience naturally feeds into the way Domenick teaches. His classes are not simply about getting through the steps; they are about understanding the energy behind them, committing to the movement and finding the confidence to perform it. At The Manor LDN, that approach comes through in his choreography to Brandy’s “Can You Hear Me Now?”, bringing together musicality, attitude and performance in a routine made to be felt as much as it is danced.

Watch Domenick Stevens’ choreography to “Can You Hear Me Now?” below and experience his movement language for yourself.

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