Burn the Floor Ignites Manila This July with Full Cast Announcement

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Get ready to feel the heat as the global dance sensation Burn the Floor: Ballroom Reinvented storms into The Theatre at Solaire from July 10 to 15, 2025, for a limited run that promises to set the Manila stage ablaze with passion, rhythm, and electrifying energy.

Fresh off its world tour spanning over 180 cities, this latest installment of Burn the Floor is more than just a ballroom show—it’s a theatrical experience that reimagines classic dance for the modern age. And today, Burn the Floor and GMG Productions are thrilled to announce the full international cast that will be lighting up the stage this July.

A Proud Homecoming: Dion Holganza Joins the Cast


Among the dazzling lineup of dancers and performers is Filipino vocal powerhouse Dion Holganza, hailing from Cebu City. From her roots fronting local bands to captivating audiences on cruise ship stages around the world, Dion has proven herself as a dynamic talent. After making her Burn the Floor debut internationally, this marks her first-ever performance in Philippine theater—a proud and much-anticipated homecoming.

Meet the Cast

Joining Dion is a phenomenal ensemble of world-class dancers and artists, including:

  • Erika Attisano

  • Tyler Azzopardi

  • Ellie Beacock

  • Lily Cornish

  • Dylon Daniels

  • Marcella Daniels

  • Andrea De Angelis

  • Marco De Angelis

  • Alberto Faccio

  • Jorja Freeman

  • Igor Gutan

  • Sophie Holloway

  • Flaminia Iannone

  • Ivan Khlebutin

  • Leonardo Lini

  • Martin Ruvira

  • Mark Stefanoff

  • Jamie Valiente

  • Gustavo Viglio

  • Nicole Wirt

“This cast is electric,” says Burn the Floor founder and producer Harley Medcalf. “Each performer brings something unique with their technique, passion, and personality. Together, they create a chemistry that’s absolutely explosive on stage. We’ve toured the world, but there’s something truly special about this company, and I know Manila audiences will feel that energy the moment they step on stage.”

Reinventing the Ballroom

Now celebrating 27 years of dance innovation, Burn the Floor takes traditional ballroom styles—like the Waltz, Foxtrot, and Tango—and fuses them with the raw power of Latin dance forms like the Samba, Rumba, and Jive. The result is a genre-defying spectacle filled with heart-pounding music, high-octane choreography, and moments that leave audiences breathless.

Save the Dates

Burn the Floor: Ballroom Reinvented runs in Manila from July 10–15, 2025, at The Theatre at Solaire.

šŸŽŸ️ Tickets are available exclusively via TicketWorld
šŸŒ Stay updated at www.burnthefloor.com and www.gmg-productions.com
šŸ“² Follow on Instagram: @burnthefloorofficial | @gmg.productions

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