Rooted in universal design, the work of Jurg Koch and Dance Unstuck, my methodology begins from a simple premise: if a movement, a space or a concept works for the widest possible range of bodies, it works better for everyone.
Rather than adapting dance for disabled bodies, I focus on the essence of each movement and invite every body to realise it in a way that is fully theirs.
It’s about shifting perspective. An injury, a crutch or wheelchair: they offer opportunities for possibility.
Instead of diversity being a tick-box exercise, can they be fuel for transformation?

Inclusion doesn’t have to mean starting over. I work collaboratively and always tailored to your company’s unique rhythm and needs.
You can choose from a variety of engagement models, including:
Quiet, behind-the-scenes insights that respect your flow
Focused sessions that introduce key inclusive practices
Accessible training for your team, anytime
Combine in-person and digital support
Time is precious in a ballet company.
Rehearsals are tight. Seasons are packed.
I approach every engagement with deep respect for your realities and I know change can feel risky.
I understand your training, touring and performance demands
I build trust by working with your team
I respect your artistic vision and existing methods
I never push for sweeping change
I offer new tools, perspectives, and language to expand your creative range
I offer professional development for choreographers, assistants and rehearsal directors. My collaborative approach uplifts your team without putting pressure on leadership – it’s a behind-the-scenes presence that helps change grow organically.
Video: Jo Meredith, Creative Director at the National Youth Ballet, talks to camera about working with Suzie.
Jo is sitting on a blue sofa and the wall behind her is white. The sofa has two cushions - one pale green and the other is rust coloured.
Jo is a white woman with red hair. Her hair is up and her fringe sweeps across her forehead. She smiles and speaks enthusiastically about Suzie. Her eyes are kind and sparkling.