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The Manor LDN's New Series Opens With Jam Republic's Latrice Kabamba
Latrice Kabamba of Jam Republic, live at The Manor LDN
25 March 2026 · 1 min read

Choreography by Latrice Kabamba
The Manor LDN was thrilled to welcome the incredible Latrice Kabamba, a member of the world-class choreography group Jam Republic, for an unforgettable class — and the timing made it even more significant. This was the very first session in an exciting new pop-up collaboration series, brought to The Manor LDN by Space to Create, kicking off with a name that instantly raised the bar for whatever comes next under the STC PRESENTS banner.
Known for her exceptional dance skills and fierce determination, Kabamba made her mark on Street Woman Fighter 2, the South Korean dance competition series that turned Jam Republic into one of the most closely watched crews in street dance right now. That same energy and passion carried directly into the Finsbury Park studio — the kind of intensity that doesn't dial down just because the audience shifted from a televised competition to a room full of London dancers.
For a series built to bring genuinely exciting collaborations to The Manor LDN, this was about as strong an opening statement as it gets. Stay tuned for the next STC PRESENTS — if this is where the series started, it's worth paying attention to wherever it goes next.
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