Scarlett Jasper-Webber is a contemporary dance artist based in London. She graduated from Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance, with a first class degree in contemporary dance. Her training spans contemporary dance, ballet, jazz, ballroom, and Latin, and she often draws from these diverse movement styles to inform her artistic practice and movement language. She is an associate dance artist with The Presence Project in Singapore, having performed in their works titled LEFTFIELD and Repeat Storm, as well as facilitated workshops under the company. Scarlett has worked on a range of projects including performing for the opening of the Ocean Court at the National Maritime Museum, Protein Dance’s (In)Visible Dance and as an alternate dancer for The Peculiars by Amanda Gough, which opened The World of Tim Burton exhibition at the Design Museum.

Scarlett has a particular interest in cross-disciplinary collaboration and is inspired by the connections between dance and other art forms. Her creative work explores movement generation, improvisation, and embodied creativity, encouraging dancers to engage with curiosity, individuality, and personal expression, with a technical flair. As both a performer and educator, she values creating supportive environments where participants can develop confidence, creativity, and a deeper connection to movement.

Scarlett is currently the teacher for our Youth Dance Programme in Kingston.