Evie is a movement educator, contemporary dance artist, choreographer, and bodywork practitioner based on the Gold Coast, Australia. Her practice explores the relationship between movement, nature, and human connection, encouraging people to reconnect with themselves through curiosity, creativity, and embodied awareness.

With a background in contemporary dance, ballet, house, and hip hop, Evie's work has expanded to include movement practices such as Fighting Monkey, acrobatics, and the Ido Portal Method. Drawing from these influences, she creates spaces that balance technical development with exploration, inviting people to move with greater strength, confidence, and authenticity.

Originally from the UK, Evie has performed and toured internationally with companies including Jasmin Vardimon, Avant Garde Dance, and IJAD Dance Company. She has also choreographed collaborative works for stage and community projects, and in 2021 founded and curated The Evening: A screendance initiative supported by Arts Council England that celebrated dance film through residencies, workshops, exhibitions, and public events.

Since relocating to Australia, Evie has taught contemporary dance and creative movement across studios, schools, and community organisations. Alongside teaching, she coaches NDIS-supported clients through movement-based practice, designing sessions that develop physical strength, confidence, coordination, and self-expression while responding to each person's individual goals.

At the heart of Evie's work is a belief that movement is more than technique, it is a way of understanding ourselves, connecting with others, and deepening our relationship with the places we inhabit. Whether teaching in a studio, school, or one-to-one setting, she aims to create supportive environments where people can move, learn, and grow with confidence.