Thomas Michael Voss is an award nominated Choreographer/ Assistant Director/ Ballroom Dance Teacher with 26 years of experience. He started Ballroom Dancing at the age of 14 and trained at the UCT Ballet School and Trinity Laban London. He works across all genres in TV, Theatre and Film.
By Thomas Michael Voss Monday, January 23 2017, 11:09
Much Ado About Nothing by William Shakespeare, is generally considered one of the bard’s best comedies, and because it deals in mistaken identities, love, humour, alongside more serious themes of honour, shame, and courtship, it delivers a delightful evening of plot twists and comic confusions; all the ingredients for for a great night at the theatre.
By Thomas Michael Voss Monday, November 7 2016, 11:25
In a society of Babyccinos, Macrobiotic Meals, Naked Restaurants, Tantric Resorts, Yoga retreats, and so on, it seems everyone is trying very hard to discover the next new thing, sometimes going to extreme length to find self-improvement while contemplating the meaning of life. And it's worth the search, as research shows that doing so can positively affect your physical and mental state, short or long term, and influence your general well-being.
By Thomas Michael Voss Monday, October 31 2016, 08:21
Dance Company Modern Table, led by choreographer Kim Jae-Duk, closed this year’s London Festival of Korean Music with a sublime piece of art; a concoction of music, contemporary dance and song interwoven as smoothly as silk that led us on a journey deep into our soul, exploring the old and new and reassessing the past as reflected by the the future.
By Thomas Michael Voss Friday, October 21 2016, 14:57
The Peacock is well known for presenting world dance, such as Flamenco, Argentine Tango, and Cirque Du Soleil type shows. Now, in its third main reincarnation and running till 5th November 2016, BURN THE FLOOR (FIRE IN THE BALLROOM) is a worthy addition to that repertoire.
The evening is filled with almost all the favourite Ballroom and Latin American Dances and more, from Rumba, Cha Cha Cha, Samba, Paso Doble, Jive to Quickstep, Tango, and Viennese Waltz with post-modern twists.
By Thomas Michael Voss Friday, September 30 2016, 14:52
The Last Tango is a fun, dynamic and delightful show that moves swiftly through the evening portraying a love story through life.
BBC’s Strictly Come Dancing royalty and the nation’s sweethearts Flavia Cacace and Vincent Simone have moved into London’s West End Phoenix Theatre for a limited 10 week run of The Last Tango, the third of a trilogy and their last ever theatre show.
