Dance for All Thailand
Art & Dance Education for All
Dance for All Thailand is a creative education platform that brings art, dance, and movement education to children, families, schools, and communities. We believe that dance is not only about steps or performance, but a powerful way for children to learn, express themselves, connect with others, and understand the world through their bodies, senses, emotions, and imagination. Through inclusive workshops, creative learning programs, and multisensory art experiences, we create spaces where children can move, play, explore, create, and grow with confidence.
Our mission is to make art and dance education accessible, joyful, and meaningful for all — nurturing future artists, future audiences, and lifelong learners.
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Our Founder : Kru Som Wipavee Patoompong
Som is a dance and movement educator, Certified Laban Movement Analyst, and Ways of Seeing Practitioner, dedicated to expanding access to meaningful Art and Dance Education in Thailand. With over 20 years of teaching experience across the entertainment industry, schools, studios, and universities, she brings a rich and diverse perspective to her work.
She is certified in various dance genres, including ballet teaching certifications from RAD and ABT, jazz dance certification from ADA, and Spanish dance certification from PDB, Spanish Dance Society. She also completed a modern dance teacher training program at the Martha Graham School in New York. Beyond dance, Kru Som has a strong interest in theatre and movement-based performance. She has explored techniques such as the Michael Chekhov Technique at the Michael Chekhov School in New York and physical theatre with SITI Company. She has worked as a movement coach, physical acting coach, movement director, and choreographer in the entertainment industry.
She is the founder of Dance for All Thailand, where she creates inclusive learning experiences through movement for people of all ages and backgrounds. She holds a Master’s degree in Dance Education from New York University. Currently, she serves as a part-time lecturer in the Department of Dramatic Arts, Faculty of Arts, and the Faculty of Communication Arts at Chulalongkorn University. She is also a guest lecturer for workshops and teacher training across a wide range of sectors.
Her work is rooted in the belief that joyful, multisensory learning can nurture creativity, empathy, and a lifelong connection to the arts.
