Central School of Ballet
Natasha King serves as the Head of Studies at Central School of Ballet since April 2019, contributing to student progression and the development of a research culture, while managing curriculum and postgraduate dissertation work. In addition, Natasha is a Learning Development Manager focused on higher education programmes and has held roles as a visiting lecturer across multiple institutions, including University of Bedfordshire and DanceEast Centre for Advanced Training. Natasha's extensive teaching experience encompasses various dance disciplines and includes roles in nutritional therapy and yoga instruction. With a strong research background, Natasha has led significant studies in dance psychology and health, and possesses a robust educational foundation, holding degrees in Dance Science and Psychology, as well as certifications in nutritional therapy and yoga.
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Central School of Ballet
Central School of Ballet is one of Europe’s leading centres for professional dance training. The school is led by Executive Director Mark Osterfield and Artistic Director and Professional Training Lead Kate Coyne. The school was founded in 1982 by Ann Stannard and the late Christopher Gable CBE, who established the school’s values of artistic expression in dance, and the importance of technique. Central offers a two year Foundation Degree in Professional Dance and Performance leading to a further year of training to complete a BA (Hons) degree, and a ballet-focused MA Choreography programme, all accredited by the University of Kent. Ballet Central is the Central School of Ballet's renowned graduate performing company. The company’s annual tour takes place from March to July each year; audiences across the country have the chance to see young and dynamic dancers on the cusp of their professional careers showcasing newly-commissioned works and celebrated masterpieces by the dance industry’s top choreographers.