Visual Identity by Clitories (Rukaya Springle).

Demi Sorono

B-girl (breakdancer) and Hip Hop dancer

Hailing proudly from the Philippines, Demi Sorono, a self taught B-girl (breakdancer) and Hip Hop dancer, definitely made her mark as one of Australia’s favourite dancers on “So You Think You Can Dance 2008”. When it comes to performing on stage, she is a force to be reckoned with. A devoted mum to her 10 year old son, she still manages to teach, perform, barber and massage. Demi is a pocket rocket who exudes an energy that is infectious and a commitment to her craft that can only be described as utterly fearless! Ps. You might’ve seen her as the ‘Ninja’ on PRANK PATROL!

Words that describe me:
Warrior| Jack | Energiser

Words that describe my practice:
Artistic | Healer | Fun

Photo courtesy Demi Sorono

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