![[ID: Abbie, a short and compact white standing dancer. She is in a diagonal back bend leaning towards her right. With one arm wrapped around the front of her body and her left arm reaching up behind her head. She is wearing a light high-necked top with dark green suit trousers. Abbie has wavy/curly light brown hair just above her shoulders, that is tied half-up with large wispy hair bits flying away.]](https://static.wixstatic.com/media/46360a_9109287c4e3d4daf9f225ce2ac9789fd~mv2.jpg/v1/fill/w_570,h_474,al_c,q_80,usm_0.66_1.00_0.01,enc_avif,quality_auto/46360a_9109287c4e3d4daf9f225ce2ac9789fd~mv2.jpg)
Abbie Thompson
Contemporary Dance Artist
About Abbie
Abbie is a contemporary dance artist who grew up on a farm in Norfolk, attempting to teach animals to dance.
After graduating from Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance, Abbie joined Stopgap through Northern School of Contemporary Dance’s Professional Placement Scheme in 2019. Continuing to work with Stopgap, Abbie has performed in productions for stage, outdoor, gallery and film. Including performing on the BBC for the Festival of Remembrance and being featured in a dance film that was awarded Best Dance Film at the Together Disability Arts Film Festival.
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Abbie has also worked with Ascension Dance, Mercurial Dance, Turned On It’s Head and Scherzo Ensemble.​ Abbie blends her dance training with other skills, including Aerial Disciplines and Sign Spinning. She was part of the launch of Sign Spinning UK in March 2025.
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Abbie is a patient, full of energy dancer, who excels at creating quirky and detailed movement. Her own practice is driven by the enjoyment of movement. ​​
