Journal · Choreography
The Manor Series: Vikki Clark A Dancer of Many Disciplines
From jazz and commercial dance to theatre and creative direction, Vikki Clark brings versatility, precision and performance to The Manor LDN.
30 September 2026 · 1 min read

CHOREOGRAPHY BY VIKKI CLARK
ARTIST: JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE - LET THE GROOVE GET IN
LOCATION: THE MANOR LDN DANCE STUDIO, FINSBURY PARK, NORTH LONDON
For Vikki Clark, movement has never existed in just one world. Her career spans jazz, commercial dance, theatre and choreography, with a creative practice that moves between performance and the process of creating work itself. She is also part of the teaching faculty at London Studio Centre, where she works across Jazz, Commercial Dance and Tap.
That versatility can be seen throughout her work. Vikki has contributed to Everland, ZooNation Youth Company’s production created for the Royal Opera House’s Next Generation Festival, as both a contributing choreographer and creative assistant. Her work has also included A Conversation with Alicia Keys, created with London Studio Centre.
It is that understanding of performance that makes Vikki’s approach to choreography so compelling. There is an emphasis not just on getting through the steps, but on how movement lands — musicality, detail, character and the connection between technique and performance.
For The Manor Series, Vikki brought that perspective into the studio, working with dancers through choreography set to Justin Timberlake’s “Let The Groove Get In”. The track’s unmistakable groove creates the perfect space for musicality and performance, allowing the choreography to move between precision and freedom.
Watch Vikki Clark’s full “Let The Groove Get In” class below and experience her approach to movement at The Manor LDN.
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