PARTNERS & COLLABORATION

We are fortunate to coordinate various dance projects and events

with talented partners who are greatly respected for their knowledge and expertise . We are also proud to collaborate with leading International Professional Dance Associations.

The exciting new Dance space in Moschato, Athens. VAMOS Dance Academy by Maxim Stadnik & Athina Palaeologou. This dynamic team are among the very best Professional Latin Dance couples in Greece. They have represented their country many times internationally, and have won numerous championships & competitions both in Greece and abroad. With many years of experience and expertise of various dance styles, they offer a wide range of dance options to students of all abilities.

DANCE Evolution Symeonidou, in Gerakas, Athens. Has a long and very successful history of producing accomplished Dancers who have gone on to enjoy international success. A highly respected dance studio, created by a highly respected Dancer/Teacher, Ioanna Symeonidou. Her passion and dedication are the heart beat of this very successful school. Years of experience and knowledge of a wide range of dance styles and genres, ensures that students engage and develop with great results.

The dance academy JR is proud to work in collaboration with the International Dance Teachers Association (IDTA) Jason Roditis has been a member of the IDTA for over 25 years, and has lectured for the Association many times in both Greece and England. Jason is also currently the Vice President of the IDTA Greek Area. The IDTA is a leading dance qualification awarding entity, and a global membership Association for professional dance teachers.

The WDO was derived from the collective desires of many competitors, teachers, coaches, judges, organisers and organisations to have Amateur World Championships and other Competitive Dance Events around the globe, with equal opportunity for all dancers.

The WDO started as the World Dance Organisers in 2019. The Inaugural WDO meeting was held on the 30th of May 2019 in Blackpool, England. The meeting was overwhelmingly supported by the profession and principles of fairness, integrity, freedom, human rights and liberty for all were discussed.
It was declared that the WDO would be dedicated to supporting these principles in dance and providing new opportunities worldwide, through a non-profit organisation.