Kate
(Katarzyna Mortoń)
Kate (Katarzyna Morton) is a multidisciplinary creator, choreographer, movement educator, fitness instructor, and founder of the Body Expressive Method. With over a decade of experience creating choreographies, teaching movement, and developing innovative dance concepts, her signature choreographic approach centers on emotional expression and energy enhancement. Rather than creating movement for its own sake, she designs choreographies that guide people toward authentic expression, body liberty, musicality, and a deeper connection with themselves through movement.
She is the creator of internationally growing concepts including Chair Dance Express, Partyrobics Fitness, Dance Visuals. The Body Expressive Method, become the foundation of instructor certification programs, inclusive artistic projects, and weekly movement education. Today, these methodologies are taught in dance studios, pole studios, fitness clubs, instructor training centers, and have also been introduced within prestigious Belgian universities.
Alongside her work in dance, Kate has an extensive background in education and international capacity building. Before fully dedicating herself to movement education, she designed and facilitated numerous educational projects focused on human rights, women’s empowerment, journalism, and civic participation across Europe and the Middle East. As an educator and training organizer, she worked with participants from diverse cultural backgrounds, using non-formal education methodologies, experiential learning, psychology, communication, and facilitation techniques that she later translated into the dance and fitness industry.
The unique combination of movement education, media and visual communication, and international educational practice led her to develop the Body Expressive Method: an innovative teaching approach that combines technical clarity with emotional depth. Rather than teaching choreography as a sequence of steps alone, the method helps instructors develop body liberty, emotional expression, musical understanding, and authentic movement while creating a safe, engaging, and transformative learning environment.
Her work has been recognized by public institutions as well as widely covered through national and international media.
