Established in London in 1999
Xpozure Performing Arts School
Dance | Drama | Vocals
Discover your talent. Develop your skills. Find your stage.
One school.
Three disciplines.
Xpozure is a performing arts school. Dance, drama and vocals carry equal weight — train in one, or train across all three.
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Safari AfroSoca running now
Dance
Where Xpozure began — street rooted, stage ready.
Street Dance
Hip-Hop
Breaking
Choreography
Performance Dance
Safari AfroSoca
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Not currently running
Drama
Text, character and presence — built in the rehearsal room.
Acting
Theatre
Improvisation
Stage Performance
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Not currently running
Vocals
Technique, control and the confidence to be heard.
Singing
Vocal Development
Performance
Since 1999
Xpozure since 1999
Our roots are in street dance. Our future is performing arts.
Xpozure began in 1999 through street dance, breaking and hip-hop culture in South London — classes in community halls, crews built from the ground up, and young performers given somewhere to be taken seriously.
Over the years Xpozure has developed performers, supported communities and created opportunities to perform, from local showcases to festival stages.
Today Xpozure is expanding that work across Dance, Drama and Vocals — the same standards, a wider stage.
Discover Our Story3×
Street Dance Weekend competition winners
3rd
Notting Hill Carnival 2002 parade competition, with Elimu
Featured Class
Dance programme
Safari AfroSoca
A high-energy Afro and Soca dance class built around real repertoire and performance work. Taught in Mitcham, open to everyone.
All Levels
Beginners Welcome
When
Every Tuesday
Weekly class
Where
Vestry Hall
Mitcham, South London · Cricket Green, 336–338 London Road, CR4 3UD
Time
7:00 PM – 8:00 PM
60 minutes
Price
£8 Drop-in
No membership needed · Children: £32 per child per month
From classroom to stage
Learn. Develop. Perform.
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Discover
Find the discipline that interests you.
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Develop
Build your skills, confidence and performance ability.
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Perform
Take your skills onto the stage.
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Grow
Continue developing as a performer.
From classroom to stage.
Xpozure creates opportunities for performers to develop their skills and perform through showcases, productions, community events, festivals and other performance opportunities.
See Performance OpportunitiesDirector
Paulanthony “Pauly” Skerrett
Director of Xpozure and founder of the Antigua and Barbuda U Can Dance Festival.
1990
The Generation Game, BBC
Pauly performed on BBC's The Generation Game with Sir Bruce Forsyth, alongside dancers Paul Delpratt-Spence and Wayne Morrison, bringing street dance to a prime-time British television audience at a time when the style was still emerging within mainstream entertainment.
2002–03
Unity London
Pauly created and organised Unity London, a large-scale, entirely self-funded dance workshop at Brixton Recreation Centre. More than 2,000 participants attended on each occasion, learning from companies including the British Street Dance School of Excellence, Boy Blue and Eclipse.
Today
U Can Dance Festival
Pauly founded and created the Antigua and Barbuda U Can Dance Festival, bringing schools and community dance groups together through performance, workshops and the celebration of dance.
Annual project · Antigua and Barbuda
Antigua and Barbuda U Can Dance Festival
Founded by Xpozure Director Paulanthony “Pauly” Skerrett, the festival brings children from schools, community centres and churches across Antigua and Barbuda together each year to perform on one stage. Supported by the Antigua and Barbuda High Commission.
Your stage
starts here.
Dance. Drama. Vocals. Find where you belong.
General enquiries: enquiries@xpozure.com · Music creation / The Way: theway@xpozure.com · Director, Pauly Skerrett: 07899 882557