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Jay Revell, Black Skull Creative's Co-Founder, Lands in The Manor LDN

The choreographer behind Little Mix and RAYE just landed in London.

25 March 2026 · 1 min read

Choreography by Jay Revell

Jay Revell's first pop-up class at The Manor LDN was, by every account in the room, unforgettable — and given his résumé, that's exactly what dancers should have expected. One of the UK's most in-demand choreographers on the global stage, Revell brought elite-level stage performance training directly to London, pushing creativity, precision, and performance quality to a level rarely available outside a professional touring environment.

His credits speak for themselves: Christina Aguilera, Little Mix, and RAYE, alongside a reputation that's made him a leading force in commercial dance, choreography, and creative direction. Revell is also the co-founder of Black Skull Creative, and his work has extended well beyond music into major international projects, including Riot Games and Riyadh Season in Saudi Arabia — the kind of scale-spanning career that touches gaming, global entertainment, and pop music without losing consistency across any of it.

That range was exactly what shaped his class at The Manor LDN. Focused entirely on performance-driven choreography, the session gave dancers the tools to deliver real energy, stage presence, and technical precision — not choreography for its own sake, but movement built to actually hold a stage. Revell's teaching style pushed dancers to elevate both performance quality and confidence, inside a studio environment built to match the level he was bringing into the room.

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