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Denzel Chisolm Danced the Super Bowl. He Keeps Selling Out Here.
Bronx-born, Kylie Minogue-approved, always a sold-out night at The Manor LDN
25 March 2026 · 1 min read

Choreography by Denzel Chisolm
ARTIST: MAETA - QUESTIONS
location: the manor ldn dance studio, finsbury park, north london
Denzel Chisolm has taught pop-up classes at The Manor LDN before, and every single one has sold out. That's not a coincidence — it's the same instinct that's carried him from the Bronx, New York, onto some of the biggest stages in the world, most recently performing as part of Bad Bunny's Super Bowl LX halftime show in front of one of the largest television audiences on the planet.
His résumé reads like a masterclass in range: performing as a dancer alongside Janet Jackson, choreography and performance work connected to Kylie Minogue, and now a Super Bowl credit that few dancers anywhere in the world can claim. What ties it together is where he started — a kid from the Bronx who's turned that foundation into a career spanning some of the most-watched stages in entertainment, without ever losing the energy that made him worth watching in the first place.
That's exactly the energy London dancers keep showing up for. Sold-out classes don't happen by accident, and neither does a return booking at a studio built to match performers of Chisolm's calibre — The Manor LDN's Finsbury Park space continues to be where that Bronx-born energy translates directly onto the studio floor.
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