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In this episode, Harry and Danielle talk to Phoebe Bones, returning company member who played Juliet in MKDT’s Romeo and Juliet and is now taking on the role of Aphrodite in Pandora. She shares her thoughts on the creative process, how MKDT has opened her up to new styles of dance and how the company supports her vocational dance training.

This week, Harry and Danielle talk to Rachael Chen, first time company member and soloist in Pandora. She shares her thoughts on the exposure to dance disciplines and techniques MKDT has given her, alongside her growth as a person and the creative process.

This week, Harry and Danielle talk to Amy Jarrett, first time company member and soloist in MKDT’s Pandora. She shares her thoughts on the company’s choreographic process, learning environment and messages behind the upcoming show.

In this episode, Harry and Danielle talk to Georgia Phillips, a company member who’s joined MKDT for Pandora as a principal dancer in the role of Athena. She shares her views on the MKDT environment in contrast with the competition world, new skills she’s taken away from her experience and how MKDT is preparing her for a future dance career.

This week, Harry and Danielle talk to Hannah Smith, returning company member who’s progressed from a soloist role last year to a principal dancer in Pandora. She shares her thoughts on the company environment, opening up to different styles through MKDT and her growth as a person and dancer.

This week, Harry and Danielle talk to David Dean, returning company member who played the lead role of Romeo in MKDT’s Romeo and Juliet and is once again a principal dancer in Pandora. He shares his thoughts on the company environment, characterisation through his acting experience and dance progression.

In episode 1, Harry and Danielle talk to Jess Yeo, assistant choreographer for Romeo & Juliet and principal dancer in Pandora, who also turns out to be Harry’s sister! She shares her thoughts on characterisation, choreography and research and gives an insight into the workings of MKDT.