• James Stein : President

I moved to Cambridge a few years ago, having been dancing all sorts of things since the beginning of university, and landed on my feet with all the lovely people in the Cambridge lindy scene. As much as I can I’ve been a regular at CLH events, and I enjoy helping to keep the society going at such a lively level with a range of events and a great atmosphere. As an physicist and engineer I’m organised, sociable, more than happy to do technical stuff, and have even been known to make the odd cake!

• Jo Bradley

I’m Jo, I helped out with the CLX ’09 walking tour and have been a volunteer on the door ever since, so hopefully I’m a familiar face! I love dancing and Lindy and am really looking forward to another year with the added excitment of being on the committee!

• Heike : Treasurer

I caught the first glimpse of the Cambridge Lindy Hoppers during one of those jazz on the green events in the summer of 2008 and remembered that I always wanted to be able to dance to jazz/swing music. An opportunity presented itself there and I’ve been dancing with CLH since.

• Tom Rees : Webmaster

My name is Tom and I love Lindy Hop. It is splendid and lovely, and everybody involved is fluffy and gorgeous, so I look after this website and various other things. I performed in our swingin’ ultraviolet jazz piece in this year’s show “Inspired” at the ADC, and I did the CLX 2010 walking tours. And lots of dancing. Lots and lots of dancing.

• Siobhan McGowan

I’m relatively new to Lindy hop and hadn’t learnt any other types of dance before I joined. My love of swing music brought me to a lesson and I’ve been dancing as much as I can ever since.

• Carissa Sharp

I use the name Carissa as a weak form of cover to hide my true identity while I hide out in England and wait for the heat to die down. They will never find me here. They will never bring me to justice. My new identity as a “lindy hopper,” in addition to being nifty-sounding, gives me the opportunity to work on my coordination for ninja-fu in an entertaining and endlessly creative form of “social” dance.