Weronika Orzelek (she/her) is a movement artist, somatic practitioner, and a yoga teacher based in London. Grounded in embodied research, her work is guided by curiosity, care, and sensory awareness. Drawing from contemporary dance, yoga, and somatic practices, she explores the body as a site of memory, transformation, and storytelling.
Through performance, teaching, and collaboration, Weronika combines technical precision with sensitivity to the body’s innate intelligence. Her work invites exploration and reflection, where movement becomes a language of connection—with oneself, others, and the surrounding environment.
She believes movement can nurture resilience, creativity, and community—offering not only a way of dancing, but a way of being more fully present in the world.
Weronika graduated with a BA (Hons) from Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance and is a Yoga Alliance–registered teacher, drawing on 265 hours of training with Joga Yoga Bali and ZazYoga.
Weronika is a graduate of the MA Dance: Performance programme at LCDS, where she was a member of Cohort 02. During the programme she worked with project leaders such as Dickson Mbi Company, Alexander Whitley Dance Company, Theo Clinkard, Steve Kirkham, Holly Blakey, Hannes Langolf, Seke Chimutengwende, Benjamin Jonsson, Rakesh Sukesh and Alleyne Dance under the course leadership of Tom English, Tina Afiyan Breiova and Dr Andrew Sanger, working closely with individual mentor David Kam.