Journal · Choreography
Paige Patton: More Than Just the Steps
From Australian stages to international performance, Paige Patton brings her versatility, musicality and distinctive energy to The Manor LDN.
28 September 2026 · 1 min read

CHOREOGRAPHY BY PAIGE PATTON
ARTIST: TATE MCRAE - REVOLVING DOOR
LOCATION: THE MANOR LDN DANCE STUDIO, FINSBURY PARK, NORTH LONDON
For Paige Patton, dance has never existed separately from performance. The Australian dancer, vocalist and performer has built a career that moves between choreography, live entertainment and music, developing a style defined by strong musicality, character and an instinct to fully inhabit whatever she is performing. It is that ability to connect movement with personality that has become central to her creative identity.
Paige’s career began in Australia, where she performed on major stages alongside Australian music acts and professional sports franchises before taking her work internationally. Today, she is part of Little Miss Nasty, the international performance collective known for combining dance, music, theatre and high-energy live performance. Joining the collective in 2024, Paige became part of a cast bringing its distinctive show to audiences across the world.
That experience has shaped the way Paige teaches. Her classes are not simply about getting through choreography; they are about understanding the music, committing to the performance and finding something individual inside the movement. Whether working in heels, commercial choreography or live performance, she encourages dancers to think like performers and bring their own presence into the room. The Manor has welcomed Paige for both choreography and Open Heels workshops, building a connection with an artist whose style continues to evolve.
At The Manor LDN, Paige brings that perspective to Tate McRae’s “Revolving Door”. The choreography gives dancers space to explore the track through musicality, attitude and performance, while experiencing the movement language of an artist who understands that sometimes the smallest detail can change the whole performance.
Watch Paige Patton’s “Revolving Door” choreography below and experience her movement language at The Manor LDN.
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