THE SUPREME DANCE TEAM

Meet our the incredible teachers that lead the learning here at Supreme Dance..
Nicole and the team are extremely passionate about their profession and always encourage and motivate their dancers to push themselves to their fullest potential. SUPREME want to provide the highest level of teaching and personal coaching possible - to each and every pupil!

Nicole Romasz

Ms Nicole started dancing at the age of 3 and has extensive experience in RAD & ISTD training. She has had a wonderful childhood career performing in numerous pantomimes and touring with ‘Barneys colourful world’. She furthered her training at Tring Park for the Performing Arts and at Laine Theatre Arts. Nicole has worked on several professional jobs, including dancer for the Wimbledon opening ceremony and working with Cheryl Cole in 2014. However, her passion has always been teaching and choreographing. Nicole has taught at many dance schools throughout the years, winning many awards for best choreography and dance competitions. She opened her own dance academy during lockdown in 2020 and has grown the school to the high standards of young versatile dancers you see today! 

Maisy Burr

Maisy is a passionate dance teacher at SUPREME Dance, who started learning Ballet at the age of 5 and added Street Dance while in Junior school. She has performed in competitions like The British Red Cross and trained at Studio 68 under members of Flawless. Maisy achieved a grade 9 (A*) in dance GCSE and studied Level 3 Dance at West Herts College, where she choreographed shows and achieved a Distinction, Merit, Merit. She now teaches full time and has professional experience as a performer in a music video. Maisy is excited to share her knowledge and inspire the next generation of SUPREME Dance dancers.

Lucy Malin

Lucy is a qualified teacher with the Association of Royal Academy of Dance (ARAD) who trained at Ballet West in Scotland and graduated with a 1st in her BA (Hons) Professional Dance Degree. She has competed nationally and internationally, making it to the finals of the 'BBC Young Dancer' 2018 and the 'Genee International Ballet Competition' in Hong Kong in 2018. Additionally, Lucy has performed in many productions including 'The Nutcracker', 'Swan Lake' and 'Giselle' in Galway, Ireland as the Principal Guest Artist portraying the Sugar Plum Fairy. She is enthusiastic about sharing her passion and knowledge of dance with students of all levels, fostering a welcoming and inspiring environment while maintaining the discipline necessary for this demanding art.

Dennis Victory

Aside from SUPREME, Dennis is also teacher at St. Edwards School, Bucks New University, and Tring Park Associates. He has acted in TV shows such as Buddy, Press Gang, and Casualty, as well as films like A Kind of Hush, Baby Mother, and A Kid in King Arthur's Court. His theatre credits include The Full Monty, Daddy Cool, Fame, and Dirty Dancing. Dennis is one of the first 2 UK-based ISTD qualified Hip Hop and Street Dance teachers, as well as a qualified Acro teacher with Acrobatic Arts.​

Alana Rixon

Alana began dancing at age 3, training in various styles like ballet, jazz, tap, modern, and street dance. She completed her professional training at Wilkes Academy and landed her first professional job at 19 in Thriller Live UK and international tour. Alana has since performed in the MTV EMA awards in Budapest and Düsseldorf, danced for artists like Ava Max, WizKid, and appeared in the new 'Barbie' film.

​Alana has been teaching commercial, jazz, and contemporary dance for 3 years, and loves teaching the hardworking and talented students at SUPREME Dance. She is versatile, passionate, and dedicated, and hopes to inspire her students and share her knowledge with them.

Tommy Langdale

Tommy is British artist and creative with a background in musical theatre and dance education. Tommy’s early performance path led him to work with Silva young as a child and perform for the queen at the Royal Albert hall. Later influences and mentors would shape Tommy’s Music Theatre and creative leadership career. After training with Philip Foster, as a singer Tommy performed in Pictures of life a new work for Lionel Sigeal and later Sir Tim Rice as his lead tenor vocalist for a self entitled show (An Evening with Sir Tim Rice) Tommy has a background in grass roots Jazz, mastering styles from fosse, matt Mattox and Aliey. Tommys Jazz tech training was provided under the guidance of Teresa Kerr (London studios/Ready Steady Go) this disco tech jazz, combined with American styles of cabaret jazz define Tommys unique style as a choreographer and dance trainer.