RAD Singapore Senior Summer School 2026

Alexander trained at The Royal Ballet School and joined Birmingham Royal Ballet on graduation. He joined The Royal Ballet as a Soloist in 2011 and was promoted to First Soloist in 2012 and Principal in 2016.

Alexander was born in Sydney and trained at Academy Ballet, Sydney, before joining The Royal Ballet School. In 2003 he won the silver medal at the Genée International Ballet Competition and was a Prix de Lausanne finalist. He joined Birmingham Royal Ballet (BRB) in 2005, and was promoted to first soloist in 2009.

Alexander Campbell started as Artistic Director of the Royal Academy of Dance in April 2024, following his role as Principal of The Royal Ballet, a position he held from 2016-2024.

Originally from Canterbury, Belinda graduated with a first-class BA (Hons) in Ballet Education from the Royal Academy of Dance in 2019. She also gained a Distinction in becoming a Licentiate of the Royal Academy of Dance and received the Iris Truscott Scholarship in her final year. Belinda then went on to complete an MA in Dance Performance at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance, whilst being a member of Transitions Dance Company. It was from this experience that she decided to combine both her teaching and performing career paths.

Belinda teaches ballet, contemporary and creative dance to a wide range of participants in private dance schools and community settings in and around London for organisations such as Rambert and the RAD. She is passionate about helping participants explore their creative potential whilst simultaneously improving their technical ability and confidence.

Belinda is also a freelance contemporary dancer and has performed internationally in stadium events, for television and in theatres, including the Royal Opera House. Belinda’s experience of teaching and performing culminates in fun, challenging and rewarding dance lessons, where the students will feel supported in a safe and positive environment.

Janek Schergen danced with Royal Winnipeg Ballet and Pennsylvania Ballet, before progressing to be the Ballet Master at The Washington Ballet, Royal Swedish Ballet, Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre, and Norwegian National Ballet over the years. He became the Artistic Director at Singapore Ballet (formerly Singapore Dance Theatre) in 2008, where he taught the debut ballets presented in 1988.

Janek Schergen has staged many classical productions (including Swan Lake, The Nutcracker, Don Quixote, and Cinderella), and developed programmes for Singapore Ballet, including the Scholar’s Programme, One @ the Ballet, The Ambassadors Circle, Celebration in Dance (a collaboration between SDT and the RAD), and many other platforms.

He has been on several assessment committees for the Singapore National Arts Council, and on the judging panels in many international dance competitions. He also received the Public Service Medal at the National Day Awards 2017, the “Swede of the Year 2019” Award by the Swedish Chamber of Commerce Singapore, and the Lifetime Achievement Award at the International Ballet Grand Prix (Singapore) in 2023 for his decades of outstanding contribution to the Singapore dance scene.

Rosa is a versatile artist and dedicated educator, with unwavering dedication and boundless passion. After six years of intensive training at Sunhwa Arts School, she graduated as the top performer in her class, before earning a Bachelor’s Degree from Ewha Womans University and a Master’s Degree from Sejong University. As her final university year, she was given the prestigious role of Principal in Korean National Ballet’s production of “The Nutcracker”, and had the privilege of dancing with the Royal Swedish Ballet’s Swan Lake.

Since then, her journey in the world of dance has been nothing short of remarkable. As a Principal with Singapore Ballet, she achieved significant recognition, including gracing the cover of Dance Europe Magazine. Through the years, she has received plaudits for her astute performance in classical ballet pieces such as Swan Lake, Romeo and Juliet, Sleeping Beauty, Don Quixote and many more. She also had the privilege of dancing in several pieces choreographed by the renowned choreographers like Choo San Goh, Gorege Balanchine, Edwaard Liang, Val Caniparoli, and Natalie Weir.

In addition to her remarkable career with Singapore Ballet, Rosa generously shares her passion and expertise with the next generation of dancers. She serves as an adjunct lecturer at Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts, imparting her knowledge and inspiring budding talents.