Teaching

Classical Ballet

With fifteen years of experience within prestigious institutions such as the Ballet de l'Opéra de Lyon, Scapino Ballet Rotterdam and the Rudra Béjart Lausanne school, Tadayoshi has collaborated with many choreographers, showcasing classical technique through a wide range of artistic approaches.

In 2006 he received the VSCD Swan award for the best performance in the Netherlands for his interpretation of the solo Affi by Marco Goecke.

Holder of the French State Diploma in Classical Dance, he now passes on his expertise teaching in various companies and schools.

Argentine Tango

Tadayoshi discovered Argentine tango in 2019 during a trip to Buenos Aires. He immediately learned both roles in order to better master this improvisational technique and explore the relationship between leader and follower.

He regularly teaches workshops across Europe to promote the practice of both roles. An active member of Tango Queer.

Queer tango is an approach to Argentine tango that challenges traditional gender roles. By dissociating the roles of leader and follower from gender, anyone can lead or follow, regardless of sex or sexual orientation.

It is both an artistic and social practice fostering creativity, connection and freedom of expression, and an inclusive movement advocating for equality and diversity in the milongas. Queer tango prioritises relationship, improvisation and connection between partners over gender.