Meet the Team

Tiffany Annan is a multidisciplinary dance educator, choreographer, and movement specialist with over 35 years of training and more than 20 years of teaching experience. Originally from Vancouver, BC, she has trained extensively across a diverse range of styles including Jazz, Ballet, Tap, Hip Hop, Contemporary, Lyrical, Musical Theatre, Commercial, Polynesian, and Irish. She was mentored by renowned choreographer Rachael Poirier, whose influence helped shape her dynamic and versatile approach to movement.

Following a successful competitive career, Tiffany established herself as a respected educator and adjudicator, known for developing technically strong, well-rounded dancers. She has coached students to success at both national and international levels, with a focus on performance quality, athleticism, and artistic expression.

In 2012, Tiffany relocated to London, England, where she joined the faculty of the London Dance Project and later became Owner and Artistic Director in 2016. Under her leadership, the studio cultivated a reputation for high-level training and competitive excellence.

Her professional credits span stage, commercial, and collaborative works, including performances at the PNE, corporate engagements with Total Entertainment Network, and assistant choreography for UK recording artist Little Pale. She has worked alongside industry professionals such as Adam Garcia and contributed to immersive productions including Secret Cinema: Grease. Tiffany also served as Movement Director for the West End production of The Screenwriter’s Daughter, in the iconic Leicester Square.

Her international experience includes choreography and performances at the Magic & Illusion Festival in Athens, Greece, and she was featured in the CBC documentary The Fear of Dancing, highlighting her dedication to the art form.

Now based in Edmonton, Alberta, Tiffany continues to teach, choreograph, and mentor dancers while pursuing ongoing professional development. She is certified in mUvmethod Stretch (Levels 1 & 2) and Progressing Ballet Technique (Level 1), and is currently completing her 200-hour yoga teacher training. A former competitive powerlifter, Tiffany integrates strength training, mobility, and biomechanics into her teaching, bridging the gap between artistry and athletic performance.

Known for her high-energy teaching style and meticulous attention to detail, she is passionate about developing dancers who are not only technically proficient, but also strong, versatile, and resilient artists.