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Mille Lund: Precision, Performance, Presence
Danish dancer and choreographer Mille Lund brings international experience, technical precision and performance power to The Manor LDN.
25 September 2026 · 1 min read

CHOREOGRAPHY BY MILLE LUND
ARTIST: BEYONCE - NO ANGEL
LOCATION: THE MANOR LDN DANCE STUDIO, FINSBURY PARK, NORTH LONDON
From Denmark to the world’s biggest pop stages, Mille Lund is building a reputation for precision, versatility and unmistakable performance.
Originally from Denmark, Mille Lund has quickly established herself as one of the exciting names emerging from Europe’s commercial dance scene. Her career has taken her across music videos, live shows and international tours, working across pop, Latin and dance music while developing a style that is as technically precise as it is performance-driven.
The names on her résumé give a sense of just how wide that range is. Mille has performed for artists including Tate McRae, J Balvin, Rema, Zara Larsson, Ava Max, David Guetta, Bebe Rexha, Maluma, Becky G, Mabel and Jesy Nelson. She has also worked with Justin Bieber, while her screen credits include Jungle’s “Let’s Go Back” and “Keep Me Satisfied”.
What makes Mille particularly interesting is the consistency running through such a varied career. Whether she is performing alongside a global pop artist, working on a music video or teaching in the studio, her movement carries the same combination of control, confidence and performance quality. Her work sits comfortably between commercial choreography and heels, with a physicality that makes every detail count. The Manor LDN has already welcomed her for heels and choreography classes, giving London dancers direct access to the approach behind that growing reputation.
For Beyoncé’s “No Angel”, Mille brings that same precision into the room. The choreography plays with control, attitude and musicality, creating space for dancers to find the performance inside the movement rather than simply hitting the steps.
Watch Mille Lund’s “No Angel” choreography below and experience her movement language at The Manor LDN.
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