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DANCE // OFFLINE 2025: Zaniah Fae: Where Movement Meets Vision

From Aotearoa, New Zealand to the London dance scene, Zaniah Fae brings her distinctive creative vision to DANCE // OFFLINE 2025.

30 September 2026 · 1 min read

CHOREOGRAPHY BY ZANIAH FAE

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

HOSTED BY: INDIGO AT THE 02, PENINSULA SQUARE, GREENWICH

Zaniah Fae’s dance journey began in Aotearoa, New Zealand, before taking her across Australasia and internationally. With more than a decade of professional experience, she has developed a career that moves between performing, choreography and movement direction. While her work is rooted in Commercial choreography, there is a clear sense of intention behind what she creates — energetic, powerful and built to make an impact.

Her career has taken her into the worlds of music, fashion, brands and live performance. Zaniah’s credits include Tyla, Girli, Ngaiire, Milan Ring, Pania and Young Franco, alongside work with Sydney World Pride and brands including Hermès, Adidas, Pepsi, TEDx and FIFA. Her creative practice extends further too, with her portfolio spanning movement direction, choreography, concept, casting and styling.

That ability to move between disciplines is part of what makes Zaniah’s work distinctive. She continues to create open choreography across studios in London and Sydney, while developing original creative concepts of her own. At The Manor LDN, she has become part of a faculty built around artists who bring their own experience and movement language into the room.

In September 2025, that creative voice stepped beyond the studio and onto the stage. Zaniah Fae was part of DANCE // OFFLINE // EMERGE at Indigo at The O2, as The Manor LDN brought more than 30 choreographers and performers together for its first major live showcase. It was a chance to experience her choreography exactly where it belongs — live, in front of an audience, and completely OFFLINE.

Watch Zaniah Fae’s DANCE // OFFLINE 2025 choreography below.

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