Dickson Mbi

Kenny Wing Tao Ho

Assistant Choreographer
Kenny Wing Tao Ho is a choreographer and dance artist based in London. Born in Mansfield, to parents of Cantonese and Hakka Chinese decent, Kenny began training and competing as a breakdancer, he then started to study dance at Dance4’s Centre of Advanced Training before going to London Contemporary Dance School to train formally, graduating with a first class BA in Contemporary Dance.

As a dance artist Kenny began his career on the stage of London’s 2012 Olympics with Akram Khan, since then he spent many years working with renowned theatre and dance companies, first joining Protein Dance, then Hofesh Shechter Company and Gecko Theatre. He has been featured as ‘one to watch’ in Rankin’s Hunger Magazine and appeared on television around the world for the BBC’s identity season in Protein’s Border Tales and in Gecko Theatre’s feature film, Institute.

Kenny has also worked with artists Itamar Serussi Sahar, Nina Kov, Joe Moran, Eleesha Drennan, Sinman Dance Company, New Movement Collective, Just Us Dance Theatre, Renaud Wiser, Jose Agudo, Dickson Mbi, Chemical Brothers, Yeji Kim and Clod Ensemble.

As a choreographer Kenny is developing his practice of creating highly emotional and physical dance works, he recently created Flowers of Ruin which was received with high acclaim – an international commission for the GBA festival in China 2024. He has worked alongside Dickson Mbi as an associate and assistant choreographer for the works of Mokita, Ma Vie, Outcast, Enowate and Twice Born. He was also the associate director of Protein’s En Route (2022).

Kenny has recently performed in Oedipus at The Old Vic, starring Rami Malek and Indira Varma. He continues work with Dickson Mbi on their new production TELLUS, and is currently in touring YAK’s latest full evening work, ARRIVAL.