Alice
Alice began dancing at a very young age, exploring a wide variety of styles before falling in love with Lindy Hop in 2003. What began as a discovery quickly turned into a passion, leading her to gain recognition in renowned competitions such as ULHS (Ultimate Lindy Hop Showdown) and ALHC (American Lindy Hop Championships). Over the following decade, she became a regular finalist and prizewinner at ILHC (International Lindy Hop Championships), establishing herself as an internationally acclaimed dancer.
For more than 20 years, Alice has continued to evolve as an artist—still deeply passionate about dance and constantly seeking new challenges. She remains curious and committed to growth, pursuing new collaborations, and expanding her repertoire with disciplines like tap dance.
Her focus lies in refining quality of movement, deepening rhythmic clarity, and embracing the playful spirit of swing. Whether dancing solo or with a partner, Alice enjoys translating musical ideas into movement, maintaining a strong sense of flow and exploring a wide range of textures.
While her appreciation for performance has grown significantly over the years, her heart remains rooted in social dancing. As a teacher, Alice strives to foster self-expression—encouraging students to explore connection within the partnership and respond authentically to the music.
Born and raised in Mallorca, Xesc began dancing Authentic Jazz Dance (Lindy Hop, Solo Jazz, and Tap Dance) over a decade ago in Barcelona. He was so captivated by these dances that couldn’t help himself on learning them all together. At the time, he was studying a degree in Psychology, but soon it was clear that his life goals had shifted for good. Aside from learning the dance, he also started researching about it’s history, finding a great inspiration not only in the “old clips”, from the Whitey’s Lindy Hopper’s to the master’s of Tap Dance like John Bubbles, Honi Coles or Jimmy Slide (just to name a few), but also in documentaries, books, and any other resources he could find.
In 2017, he started teaching regular Lindy Hop and Solo Jazz classes in Barcelona, and soon he turned it into his way of life. He has taught regular classes in different cities of Spain such as Barcelona, Madrid, and Zaragoza, and weekend workshops and festivals both nationally and internationally.
He is also a member of the Cia. EnJazz, a dance company based in Barcelona created by Maria Ferrer and Aurélien Darbellay, with which he performed in various theaters, touring the show “Just a Mood” between 2021 and 2024.
Lately, he has done some teaching residencies in various European countries that allowed him to work with different partners in their local communities, while regularly taking part in both national and international workshops, festivals, and dance camps —whether by competing, teaching, learning, or enjoying social dancing.
Annie Trudeau
Brandon Barker
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