Phoebe is originally from Essex, England having graduated from the University of Lincoln with a First class Honours degree in Dance alongside an award for Outstanding Performance in her academic year. Upon graduating, she worked in residence at Ponderosa, Germany and performed across Europe for artists in Berlin, Latvia, Sweden, Madrid, Ireland and London. On return to England, Phoebe went on to complete a master’s degree in Philosophy at Birkbeck College, University of London with a focus on the philosophical knowledge and value of dance within the arts. During this time, she worked closely on an Arts Council England funded project with choreographer and digital artist Kate Sicchio and Camille Baker. The choreography explored the use and manipulation of wearable technologies. Phoebe went on to perform for Sicchio and Baker on numerous occasions including for the International Conference for Live Coding. Phoebe is currently undertaking an Arts Practice PhD in Dance and Maths at the Irish World Academy of Dance, University of Limerick funded by the Irish Research Council. Her research works interdisciplinarily with dance and complex maths with the aim of creating new choreographic structures. Her choreography uses mathematic structures such as differential equations, chaos systems and geometry to create process performances. Phoebe is currently based in Limerick as a freelance dance artist, PhD researcher and Guest Lecturer at the University of Limerick.