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The Manor Series: Sebastian Skov From Denmark to the World Stage

From Denmark to London and some of the biggest stages in the world, Sebastian Skov brings years of performance experience to The Manor LDN.

30 September 2026 · 1 min read

CHOREOGRAPHY BY SEBASTIAN SKOV

ARTIST: SWV FT MISSY ELLIOT - CAN WE

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

Sebastian Skov’s career has taken him a long way from his training in Denmark. Over the past decade, he has built a career that moves comfortably between live performance, music, fashion, theatre and film — developing the versatility needed to step into very different creative worlds.

His credits read like a timeline of modern pop culture. Sebastian has performed with artists including Dua Lipa, Rita Ora, P!nk, Kylie Minogue and FKA twigs, while appearing at the BRIT Awards, on The X Factor and The Voice UK. His work has also taken him into fashion and film, including a Louis Vuitton campaign and a role as a dancer in Greta Gerwig’s Barbie.

That range is part of what makes Sebastian’s approach to dance so compelling. His career has never been confined to one kind of performance, moving between commercial work, theatre, fashion and major live productions. Each experience brings something different to the way he understands movement, performance and what it means to command a stage.

For The Manor Series, Sebastian brought that experience into the studio, sharing his approach with dancers at The Manor LDN through choreography set to SWV’s “Can We” featuring Missy Elliott. The track’s unmistakable R&B groove gives the class space for musicality, texture and performance — connecting the studio back to the kind of movement that has shaped Sebastian’s career.

Watch Sebastian Skov’s “Can We” choreography below and experience his movement at The Manor LDN.

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