Our Teachers

Qualified, DBS-checked, and passionate about helping every child find their confidence through dance.

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Lorraine Razzell
Principal & Founder

Lorraine Razzell

BA (Hons) LRADARAD RTS

Lorraine started dancing at the age of 3 at her local dance school in Harrow where she completed RAD and ISTD examinations in Ballet, Tap, Modern, National and Classical Greek. She also took part in numerous performances and competitions, including the prestigious All England Young Dancer Competition.

Highlights

  • BA (Hons) from the Royal Academy of Dance, London
  • Thirteen years leading dance at St James Schools, London
  • Safeguarding and Mental Health Lead experience
  • Founded The Dance Barn in Oxfordshire (2018), now Intune Dance and Movement

The rest of our team

  • Rachael Carlton-Walker

    Rachael Carlton-Walker

    Rachael trained at The Royal Ballet School from the age of 9 as a Junior Associate and progressed to Elmhurst Ballet School from the age of 11 until 16. She studied a range of dance styles, from English, to Bonneville, Vaganova, Cicchetti and the RAD style of dance during her ballet career. She received a distinction in all grades of Royal Academy of Dance (RAD), became Most Promising Dancer at the age of 16 at Elmhurst and was picked as the Model Dancer for Promotional Filming for RAD. At the age of 14 Rachael was also awarded Choreographer of the Year by David Bintley - Former Director of The Birmingham Royal Ballet. At 16 Rachael was offered a student company position with the Hamburg Ballet where she performed in many ballets including Nutcracker, Swan Lake, Romeo and Juliet and many more. Rachael also has extensive experience in singing (operatically) together with numerous musical theatre styles. She also trained at The Arts Educational School in London Summer school at age 19 studying musical theatre and jazz. She was chosen to sing and dance at the Symphony Hall Birmingham with the Birmingham Royal Ballet in front of Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall and perform solos in the annual Summer Shows, solo competitions, and Awards ceremonies in front of the likes of Dame Gillian Lynne. Unfortunately, during training Rachael sustained a spinal injury which caused her to become partially paralysed for a period of time. Once healed, she realised she could never dance again to the high standard she had previously achieved and chose to move into teaching instead in order to pass her passion on to others. After my injury, Rachael went on to study Biology, Chemistry, and Physics for a career in the medical world. She is also am now taking my Level 2 Gym Instructor, Level 3 Personal Trainer, Level 2 Exercise with children and a Scott Pilates instructor Couse so she can teach specialised Pilates, yoga and balletics.

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  • Emma Tuck

    Emma Tuck

    DTF Fellowship in ModernDTF Majors in Modern and Ballet

    Emma started dancing at the age of four and worked through examination grades in Ballet, Modern, Acrobatic, and Lyrical, as well as studying Tap and National dance, with the Dance Teachers Federation (DTF). She became a student teacher at the age of 13 and took her Majors in Modern and Ballet, achieving DTF Fellowship in Modern at 25. She has also appeared in many local productions including We Will Rock You, High School Musical and annual pantomimes. More recently Emma has run dance classes for local amateur dramatics groups, fitness groups, charity events, and children's parties, before joining Intune Dance & Movement in 2022.

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  • Natasha Butler-Brown

    Natasha Butler-Brown

    RAD Ballet ExaminationsIDTA Tap ExaminationsQTS - Birmingham City University (2016)

    Natasha trained from the age of 3, achieving her examinations in RAD Ballet and IDTA tap, with Leamington and Warwick Academy of Dance; where she later became a teaching assistant as her first job. Her passion for dance continued throughout her time at the University of Leeds, where she expanded her experience across multiple genres, including contemporary, lyrical, modern and street; she participated in annual shows, charity events and dance competitions, taking first place in Edinburgh aged 20. Natasha qualified as a secondary school teacher with QTS from Birmingham City University in 2016 and has a decade of experience working with students, building strong relationships and focusing on inclusion. Outside of teaching, Natasha is extremely creative and loves to paint, embroider and bake tasty treats!

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  • Ruby Clive

    Ruby Clive

    BA (Hons) Professional Dance and Musical TheatreIDTA Licentiate in Dance TeachingRAD Ballet up to Advanced 1Level 3 Personal Trainer

    Ruby began dancing at the age of 5 and went on to graduate from Dancebox Studios and Theatre Works with a BA (Hons) in Professional Dance and Musical Theatre, training in a wide range of styles. She has performed across the UK at conventions, dance events, and in multiple shows. Ruby is IDTA qualified with a Licentiate in Dance Teaching, has completed her RAD Ballet exams up to Advanced 1, and is also a Level 3 Personal Trainer. Ruby has always known she wanted a career in dance and loves sharing her passion with others, supporting children as they discover new skills and achieve their goals.

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