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3 Sold-Out Classes and Counting: Devante Latorre

Movement Lifestyle LA. Now, The Manor LDN.

8 April 2026 · 1 min read

Choreography by Devante Latorre

Three classes. Three sellouts. That's Devante Latorre's record at The Manor LDN so far, and if his teaching history is anything to go by, it's not likely to change. Known for his unique style, precision, and raw musicality, Latorre has brought serious heat to every session he's taught in Finsbury Park — the kind of consistency that doesn't happen by accident.

That consistency comes from serious pedigree. Latorre has led classes at some of the most renowned studios in the world, including Sydney Dance Company, The Dream Dance Company, and Movement Lifestyle in LA — a genuine home for hip hop and commercial dance on the West Coast — before adding The Manor LDN to that list. It's rare for a single choreographer to have taught at that level across three continents, and even rarer for a London studio to be mentioned in the same breath as names like Movement Lifestyle.

That three-continent pedigree is exactly why the sellouts keep happening. Dancers aren't just booking a class; they're booking access to a teaching standard that's been tested at some of the industry's most respected studios worldwide, now landing consistently at The Manor LDN rather than as a one-off visit — which says as much about the room he's choosing to keep returning to as it does about him.

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