Hi I am Mark Wildgust I am the owner of Trinity Dance School. I started dancing in 2016 in Dublin and immediately fell in love with Salsa. If I am honest I was not a natural and to combat that I took many private lessons with the amazing Angelica Duque and eventually I improved. I teach the Beginners level in Salsa and Bachata.
After becoming addicted to Salsa I became extremely interested in the organisation of Dance events, I participated in many choreos and then with Angelica I brought the Carnaval Intl Festival to Dublin – which for a new concept was an amazing success.
In 2021 after Covid was over – with Rebecca Ryan and Seda Kutlu I created Trinity Dance School – our idea was to put a bunch of excellent teachers together and offer a service par excellence to the Latin Dance Community in Dublin – a place where people had a chance ( if they desired) to improve their dancing skills and to provide teaching at the highest level.
Trinity Dance got on the map really quickly and our classes grew substantially from month to month – twinned with a couple of great socials ( which are always full) every month.
I am concentrating a lot now on teacher skills development, and quality of teaching and to that effect we have worked with many great artists – to hone skills – to do bootcamps and generally give our teaching staff the best platform to work from as possible.
It is evident that Trinity Dance has become an automatic success in Dublin – I am very proud of our whole team and I promise we are working in the background to make our community services better all the time.
Hello everyone, My name is Rebecca, and I teach Salsa, Bachata and Ladies Styling at Trinity Dance School! Dancing has been part of my life since 2017, where I quickly got addicted to salsa and bachata. Not long after I took a sabbatical year from my career to study salsa and bachata at the renowned Sosa Academy in Milan. After my return from Milan, I discovered my passion for teaching dance.
Recently, I've started 2 ladies’ styling teams and choreo projects at Trinity Dance School, which I intend to continue growing with 2-3 more projects in the pipeline in winter 2023 and our Xmas party. Aside from dancing, I am also deeply passionate about fitness and exercise, whether it’s gym, yoga, acro yoga or tag rugby. I’m just happy when I’m active.
What I find most fulfilling about being part of this school is the incredible energy students bring each week, and seeing everyone’s growth over time as well as friendships (and romances) blossoming.
I am dedicated to giving each student the best experience and embracing their potential. If you ever have questions, please know you can ask me! On a more personal note, I have a fun fact to share with you all – I actually grew up in the Italian Alps!
Another interesting fact is that I am part of the team that started the school. As Co-founder of Trinity Dance School, along with Mark and Seda in 2021, we had a vision to reconnect the dance community in Dublin after the challenges of the pandemic, where many dance venues closed. Our ambition was to re-start the Latin dance community and even with all the challenges that we had, I get emotional seeing how successful the school is after only one year of operation.
In such a short amount of time, the school has connected hundreds of people and created incredible dance opportunities for enthusiasts of all levels. Thank you to everyone who is part of this because it wouldn’t be where it is today without you. See you Tuesdays and Thursdays 
Hi folks, my name is Paolo. I'm a dancer and teacher who has always been passionate about Salsa on2.
My career began about 15 years ago, starting with evening courses, then moving on to private lessons, and finally to specific preparation in order to access the Italian national competitions.
In the meantime, during my third year of competitions, I took part in the first professional group of salsa called "Latin Style" (artistic director Gabriele Maccioni), who was my first and great teacher, fundamental in guiding me in this path of growth, I will always be grateful to him for that.
Later I danced in one of the most prestigious groups well-known in the world, "Ansima Production Ballet", led by the artistic director Marco Ferrigno.
After this experience, a friend and I decided to make our dream come true, and we decided to create our own salsa duo called "Los Socios", with which we debuted in a prestigious competition called "Valetodo", in which we ranked second. But this was only the beginning of a great series of successes that led us to dance and teach on the biggest stages of European congresses, and also to win a European Championship in 2014 "Salsa Solo", and a World Championship in 2016 "La Negra". Sauce - Pasos Libres."
Subsequently, I made the big decision to move to Dublin (2018), not an easy choice but for which I will always be grateful. With the move, I decided to focus exclusively on teaching. But as time went by the adrenaline of the stage began to wane, that's why at the beginning of 2022 I decided to get back in the game, but this time together with someone I've always respected, Yuri Colucci.
I am currently part of the most innovative and talented group in the world called "Ccrew", with which we participated in the "Pasos Libres 2022" finishing fifth respectively, and we had the opportunity to be present at various congresses all over Europe.
I am proud of the decision I made 15 years ago, it led me to an incredible experience that I will never forget. Teaching for me has always been a godsend, seeing my students improve week by week always gives me a great deal of strength to make sure I can do my best to help them achieve their dance goals.
A fun fact is that I started dancing, losing a bet during a football match.
The price I had to pay was to go to a Salsa & Bachata evening, and from there I immersed myself in this world which has given me great satisfaction so far.
I am very satisfied with my experience here at Trinity Dance School, which lasted 2 fantastic years.
Looking forward to seeing you at our monthly classes and party!!!
Take care, see you soon. 
"Life is all about having a good time" M.C.
Hey there, I'm David, and my dancing journey began back in Venezuela at the age of 16.
As the years went by, my passion for dance grew stronger, and by the time I turned 18, I was already deeply immersed in teaching, performing, and competing. I've had the privilege of working with students of all ages, sharing my knowledge and love for various dance styles.
Some of my proudest moments include winning The Venezuelan National Salsa Competition in 2009 and achieving the title of South American Salsa champion in 2011. These victories validated my hard work and dedication to this beautiful art form.
Dance has taken me on incredible adventures around the world. From teaching workshops and performing on stage to being a judge at different events, I've been blessed to connect with dancers from diverse backgrounds, uniting through the universal language of movement. One fun fact that always brings a smile to my face is the reason I started dancing in the first place. It all began when my sister wanted to take dancing classes, but she didn't want to go alone. Being the supportive brother I am, I decided to join her, and little did I know that it would be the start of an endless love with dancing.
From that moment on, dance has been an inseparable part of my life. It brings me joy, self-expression, and a sense of belonging. I've even had the privilege of co-founding The Real Dance Studio, a place where others shared the magic and beauty of dance. So, there you have it - a glimpse into my life as a dancer. The dance continues to inspire me every day, and I'm grateful for the opportunities it has brought my way.
My name is Alba Morales, a Spanish girl who fell head over heels in love with Ireland, especially for its vibrant Dance community. It all began four years ago when a friend recommended that I join her in Dance classes, and from the moment I stepped in, I knew it was my passion. Before long, my teacher asked me to be his assistant, and this opened up a world of learning and confidence-building in social dancing.
I started to be an assistant with more teachers who taught me different techniques, and styles and reinforced my following skills. Dance was giving me happiness every single class and every weekend... I got addicted!
Unfortunately, COVID hit and I stopped dancing for more than a year but when I heard about Trinity I decided to go back to classes and enjoy the social dance again. 1 year ago Mark gave me the opportunity to be an assistant at Trinity. Not only I got many classes, trainings, Bootcamps, and performances opportunities, but also a teaching position which I'm very grateful for it's giving me lots of resources to keep learning and enjoy this beautiful passion. The fun fact is, that I cannot ride a bike or, in truth, I am very shy. However, I believe in the saying "Fake it till you make it!"
Hello, I'm Dada, I've explored various dance forms, but it was ballroom that captured my interest when I began it recreationally in 2013 for a couple of years. After a break, I stumbled upon salsa and bachata in Dublin in 2018, and that's when I truly discovered my passion for teaching.
While I don't engage in competitions, I'm enthusiastic about honing my skills for performances and eagerly look forward to expanding my knowledge and travelling to explore more dance opportunities in the future. Fun fact about me: I went to hip-hop classes to improve my knee work for the waltz.
Hey there, I'm Martina, from Slovakia My dance journey started in Dublin as a choreography junkie. Then in 2018, I started attending dance classes.
Among the salsa projects, the most memorable one was the Berlin competition last year. And speaking of last year, I started teaching at Trinity, where I've also been part of an amazing Teacher choreography project led by Giulia. But dancing isn't all I love. I'm also a big traveller! I've explored 51 different countries, and each time I travel, I try new things that I've never done before. One time, in Bolivia, I ended up climbing an ice-covered mountain that was 6000 meters high! In my classes, you can expect to learn not just dance moves, but also focus on partnerwork technique and focus on turns/spins - my love. Let's explore the joy of dancing together! Looking forward to dancing and sharing stories with all of you,
My passion for dancing started at the age of 6 years old. My first dance styles to learn were Break Dance and Street Dance. However, over the years I became interested in several other dancing styles such as Contemporary, Modern, Afro, Salsa, Bachata, Kizomba, and much more. During my teenage years, in my home country, I participated in several dancing competitions both local and national as well as performing and teaching others who wanted to be part of this beautiful art.
Soon after, I had the great opportunity to work as a professional dancer taking me on incredible adventures across the world, learning about new cultures, and several languages, and forge connections with many people. During an annual break, on a night out with friends, they took me to a Salsa and Bachata party. As soon as I entered the club, I was overwhelmed by the smiles on the people's faces and the incredible vibe and energy inside the room. At that moment I knew I had to learn how to dance like those people. So, I did!!! Some years later I came to be a Salsa and Bachata teacher myself!
Although many years have passed since then, I am still learning as the dance world is like a spiral, continuously evolving and there is so much more to learn. Apart from dancing, I am also a professional health and fitness trainer, which is my second great passion.
Fun fact about me - I can speak five different languages! 
I am looking forward to sharing the knowledge I acquired during my dancing journey so far and the one yet to come creating great moments with you all
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