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Over 100 Dancers Showed Up. It Still Sold Out.
Straight from LA, Kaycee Rice sold out The Manor LDN
26 March 2026 · 1 min read

Choreography by Kaycee Rice
Straight from LA, Kaycee Rice brought her talent to The Manor LDN — and the room proved just how much of a draw that actually is. Over 100 dancers packed into a single sold-out session, the kind of turnout that turns a class into an event and makes clear exactly why exclusive sessions like this one matter. Rice shared her expertise across a genuinely full room, not a small, curated group.
That scale of demand tracks with a career built on genuinely rare credentials. Rice's résumé includes performing at the Super Bowl halftime show alongside Katy Perry and Missy Elliott, and at the Oscars alongside Pharrell Williams, alongside a featured appearance in a Justin Bieber music video — the kind of background that explains why dancers were willing to fight for a spot in the room rather than wait for the next available class.
The session itself focused on contemporary choreography, musicality, and performance, giving dancers across that packed room the chance to train in Rice's dynamic and versatile style. For a studio that regularly hosts sold-out sessions, this one stood out even by that standard — proof that when a name like Kaycee Rice lands on the timetable, London dancers show up in numbers.
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