About Phoebe
Phoebe Brack is a multidisciplinary dance artist, choreographer, and educator whose creative language weaves together the rhythmic intensity of Flamenco with the expressive richness of global movement traditions, including Bollywood, Belly Dance, and the ritual dances of the Amazigh people of the Moroccan Sahara. Her work is a living dialogue between cultures—an evolving tapestry of rhythm, story, and embodied emotion.
Her artistic journey began during her high school years, when she embarked upon her professional career as a flamenco dancer performing across diverse venues and projects. Alongside her early performance experience, Phoebe undertook rigorous training in Ballet, Contemporary Dance (Graham, Limón, Release), and Jazz (Lyrical, Modern, Afro), while cultivating a broad creative and intellectual foundation through studies in visual arts, film, music, textile art, philosophy, woodwork, and science.
Deeply shaped by her immersive studies with the renowned Roma dynasty Los Farrucos, she developed a profound understanding of flamenco’s rhythmic architecture, emotional gravity, and spiritual essence. This traditional grounding has since expanded into a unique, cross-cultural artistic vision—one that embraces the expressive sensuality of Middle Eastern dance forms, the cinematic vibrancy of Bollywood, and the grounded, earth-rooted movement aesthetics inspired by the Amazigh desert cultures. Her academic and research pursuits extend into the future-facing field of creative innovation. As a Master’s candidate in Creative Industries Futures (MA/MSc) at ACM / Middlesex University London, Phoebe’s research explores Flamenco Alchemy Academy—a hybrid initiative merging flamenco with Jungian shadow work, archetypal inquiry, and holistic well-being practices. Designed as a transformative sanctuary for women within and beyond asylum centers, the project bridges artistic expression and psychological healing through movement.
As a teacher and choreographer, Phoebe has brought her expertise to a wide range of educational and cultural institutions, including:
IKEA, SKVR Rotterdam, Jeugdtheaterschool de Cast, Centrum voor de Kunsten Beverwijk, Schunck Heerlen, MIK Kinderopvang, De Vrolijkheid, Vluchtelingenwerk Nederland, De Domijnen Sittard, Kumulus Maastricht, VAZOM Kerkrade, MBO Dans Sittard & Leeuwarden, VIA ZUID, Sally Dansgezelschap Maastricht, Robeco Summer Concerts, Concertgebouw Amsterdam, Schrittmacher Festival, Maas Festival, Pas Festival, Dunya Festival, Bruis Festival, and Humankind Kinderopvang.
Within these contexts, she has developed inclusive and intercultural dance programs that nurture creativity, confidence, and cross-cultural understanding among diverse participants—from children and refugees to professional dancers. Her pedagogy integrates technical precision with emotional authenticity, encouraging students to move not only from the body but from the soul.
Her choreographic voice was further refined during her two-year residency at Danslab / Sally Dansgezelschap Maastricht and VIA ZUID Limburg, where she created De- and Recode—a contemporary reimagining of flamenco that deconstructed and reassembled its traditional codes in conversation with modern dance. Today, Phoebe continues to expand her creative terrain, crafting performances that celebrate movement as a universal language of transformation, resilience, and cultural unity.