Alistair Wroe is a London-based dancer, performer and choreographer whose practice spans contemporary dance, live music, film and fashion.

Since 2022, he has collaborated with pianist Raffaello Moretti, choreographing and performing solo works at venues including Carnegie Hall in New York and St John’s Smith Square in London. Their collaboration has also included filmed performances at Abbey Road Studios .His recent credits include CD3 Collective’s The Application, presented at the Institute of Contemporary Arts, London, in 2026 as part of Queer East’s performance programme. In 2025, he collaborated with singer and producer Malthus on live electronics and lighting for FOLD’s FuturShock×Outputs programme during Frieze Week.

Alistair performed in UY Studio’s UY ZONE at Halle am Berghain and Tanja Bombach’s film ALOW, Catalogue of Disguise for Trauma Bar und Kino, both in Berlin. For S.S. Daley’s AW22 presentation at London Fashion Week, he co-devised the choreography and appeared as both dancer and model in a work exploring intimacy and British class hierarchies.He toured with Jack Philp Dance and performed with Möbius Dance and Kenny Shim Collective as part of a UK–Malaysia cultural exchange. His screen credits include the lead performance in ‘The Irrepressibles’ music video Let Go, directed by Savvas Stavrou.

Alistair holds a BA (Hons) in Contemporary Dance from Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance and an MA in Contemporary Dance from London Contemporary Dance School. As a member of EDge, he toured works by Philippe Blanchard, Tom Roden, Joseph Toonga and Alexander Whitley across the UK and Europe. Additional credits include work with Pet Shop Boys, Craig Green for Dazed, Au/Ra, Dasha Rush, Marie-Gabrielle Rotie and Tom Rosenthal.