Patricia Langa, choreographer since she was a student at Rambert School, she is fuelled by a passion for unveiling untold stories and highlighting overlooked historical figures from Spanish History. Committed to connecting diverse individuals and giving the space to express themselves, she seeks to make the language of contemporary dance more accessible, using humour, theatre and queer performance elements like drag and lip-sync.

Her vibrant Spanish energy is a defining feature of her work and has led to innovative projects such as Cabrolé!, a flamenco-inspired artistic and community initiative supported by Arts Council England, Southbank Centre & Instituto Cervantes London, and her short film QUEEROLÉ!, which was presented at V&A East in October 2025 as part of Focus On: Torrijos Ceiling.

One of her latest works is Conchita: Tribute to Lorca, created and performed by Patricia Langa for several Pride events such as at the European Commission in London for Lorca’s 90th anniversary of his assassination.

Another Recent work is A Dying Profession, co-created and co-performed with Paulina Lenoir. Together, Patricia Langa and Paulina Lenoir form the performance duo Conchola, and the work previewed at Shoreditch Town Hall in September 2026.

Other work choreographed by Patricia Longa: Franco The Dick-taker, Chewy She Moth Popera and others.

Inspired by her collaborations with Corali Dance Company, Thick & Tight, and Gary Clarke Company, Patricia is a passionate advocate for inclusivity and for breaking down barriers in dance and beyond.

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