Founded in 2010 by multi-national champion b-girl (Flix) aka Leah Clark, Elements Collective is an internationally recognised dance company from Brisbane, QLD.
Across the years, they have become leaders & innovators in the Australian Hip Hop dance community creating award-winning touring productions, engaging community workshops & public events. As a proud QLD based dance company, Elements Collective (EC) are known for their expertise in Hip Hop dance genres on a national and international level.
EC's range of unique programs and activations splay across many platforms, offering accessible dance engagements that foster the next generation, create opportunities for emerging dancers and employ a team of highly skilled, local artists who teach, perform, create and produce.
Elements Collective ensures a place exists for artists to develop new skills and create a sense of community. EC pride themselves on engaging a team of both emerging and professional artists who push to inspire, adapt, create change and opportunities that align with todays social climate and company values. Within the Australian dance sector EC has been heralded as a beacon of practice within the Hip Hop dance community through our initiatives and programs.

Sammie Williams - Director & Choreographer
Calski - Music Production

One Way is a groundbreaking fusion of breaking, Hip Hop, and contemporary dance that pushes creative boundaries. Directed by Sammie Williams and featuring some of Australia’s best street dancers, this incredible show explores passion, purpose, and self-discovery through raw energy, intricate movement, and dynamic storytelling. With explosive choreography, a powerful soundtrack, and visually striking performances, One Way captivates audiences of all backgrounds- Blending high-impact movement with deep emotional resonance.

One Way Concept Development video here.

One Way - Hip Hop Dance Theatre : Guilty Toprock Scene here.

Beyond the performance, Elements Collective offers a range of dynamic engagement activities designed to connect with communities, inspire emerging artists, and leave a lasting cultural impact.

We provide interactive dance workshops, led by the show’s performers, where participants of all ages and skill levels can explore breaking, hip-hop, and movement storytelling. Artist talks and Q&A sessions give audiences insight into the creative process, fostering a deeper appreciation for dance as an art form. Schools and community groups can access behind-the-scenes experiences, offering young dancers and creatives firsthand exposure to professional dance theatre.

Our engagement extends beyond the tour with mentorship opportunities, supporting young artists in developing their skills and finding pathways into professional performance. With performance opportunities to join the cast when international touring. These activities build confidence, foster creativity, and strengthen the connection between street dance and theatre, making dance more accessible to wider audiences.