Galatia Savva holds a BA (Hons) from the Rambert School of Ballet, where she trained under and later dance with Ross McKim, and completed her PDTD with Distinction at the RAD.
At Rambert, she performed works including Raymonda and Giselle on the Linbury Stage at the Royal Opera House, alongside contemporary creations by Ross McKim.
Her formative training established a rigorous technical foundation and a disciplined creative sensibility that have informed both her performance and choreographic careers.
As a professional dancer for 12 years, she performed with Balletto di Toscana, Ballet Cyprus, Watkins Dance and Moving Visions, working across a diverse repertoire that fused neoclassical technique with contemporary expression. These engagements deepened her artistic range and exposed her to varied choreographic methodologies, enhancing her capacity to communicate narrative and emotional nuance through movement.
Simultaneously, she worked with Pineapple Dance Group and was represented by three agents as a commercial dancer.
Back home, Galatia established a broad teaching practice in RAD syllabus from Primary through Solo Seal, contemporary, neoclassical, modern/commercial styles, and coaching for competitions and auditions. She taught baby ballet at Kinderland kindergarten for eight years.
In 2015 she choreographed her first full neoclassical production, From Dawn to Dusk, for Lefkosia Youth Ballet, followed by Between Lines for Dance House Lefkosia in 2018. In 2019 she served as a guest teacher for legendary Lambros Lambrou in Limassol.
An award-winning choreographer, Galatia has received 51 distinctions in Pancyprian and Panhellenic competitions, 42 for original choreographies. Her work centers on portraying powerful, independent women and addressing cultural issues—such as femicide, societal pressures and political scandals alongside themes of loss, body love and self-acceptance.
In 2014 she joined the Board of Directors of Lefkosia Youth Ballet, serving as President in 2021 and Vice-President until 2026.
She serves as the Artistic Director of Dance Flow Studios, continuing to mentor, create and advocate through dance.
With over 10 years of experience in dance, participating in pancyprian rhythmic gymnastics
competitions, graduating from University of South Wales I specialize in Contemporary, contemporary
ballet, pre-babies and babies classes as well as contact and improvisation.
I have had the privilege of teaching students of all ages and skill levels, fostering both technical
ability and artistic expression in every class.
As a performer, I’ve danced next to artists like Elena Paparizou, Sakis Rouvas, Giorgos Papadopoulos
and have danced for artists like Matthew Gough, Krystal Lowe, Jo Fong, Valentin Tszin and many
others and I am continuously striving to push creative boundaries while maintaining a strong
connection with the audience.
Recently I have been part of the theatre production ''Je'Suis Malade'' in Cyprus, and participated
in Shows for Calzedonia and Super Music Awards.
My passion for dance is matched by my commitment to inspiring and mentoring the next generation of
dancers.
A passionate interpreter of flamenco and Spanish dance forms, Elisavet Atsikkou “La Llama” is a
registered teacher with the prestigious Spanish Dance Society, with over twelve years of dedicated
study in these distinct art forms. Her comprehensive training encompasses flamenco, danza
estilizada, and escuela bolera.
Her commitment to artistic excellence has led her to study with some of the world’s most respected
masters, including the legendary Manolete, La Lupi, Tamara Lopez, Angel Muñoz, Encarna Lopez, Marta
de Troya, Ana Espino Delgado, and Jose Lucena, among many others. This extensive training has
profoundly shaped her artistry, enabling her to embody the authentic spirit and techniques of each
dance.
Through her performance, she invites the audience to experience the intensity, sensitivity, and
inner strength that dance expresses in all its forms.
