With a lifelong dedication to movement, Bronwen has been immersed in various streams of the physical arts for decades. She was a competitive dancer from the age of six and became part of a youth company at 10. She was a delegate at British Columbia’'s provincial competition, BC Festival of the Performing Arts, three times and was both awarded runner-up and first place in Jazz, Stage/Musical Theatre division. She went on to professional ballet, cabaret, and commercial dance engagements—Ballet Ouest, Orchestre de symphonique de Montreal, MAC Cosmetics, Nautica, NY Jazz Co, Neverland Theatre, and many other event engagements—as a young adult in Vancouver and Montreal, and then took to teaching full time from 2008 onward. (Dance CV available upon request).

In 2008, she relocated to Buenos Aires to immerse herself into Argentine culture. Having recently completed a 500 RYT two-year program in Canada, however, she leaned more towards yoga than tango. She began to study Ashtanga Primary Series with Andrea Martinez and, a month later, Intermediate Series with Lino Miele. A year later, Bronwen moved to Oslo, where she was fortunate to attend daily Mysore classes with Alexander Medin and Basia Lipska. She also had the benefit of workshops and intensives during her time in Oslo with Dominique Corigliano (Ashtanga), Vijyaya Kumar (Sanskrit and Ashtanga), Edward Clarke of Tripsichore Yoga, and Dr. Ganesh Mohan of Svastha (Yoga and Ayurveda). Bronwen also attended Primary and Intermediate Series teacher trainings with Manju Jois, which spanned several weeks in Crete, Greece and Bologna, Italy. She began teaching yoga in Oslo in 2010 and assisted Basia Lipska later that year at Purple Valley Yoga in Goa, India.

In 2011, she arrived back in Canada and returned to her roots of dance. In 2013, she created Studio 253, a space in Kamloops that housed Mysore yoga and dance programs for youth and adults. She also began to explore other movement methods, including Franklin Method, Ido Portal, Gymnastic Bodies, Pilates, hand balancing with Yuri Marmerstein, and private contortion study with Catie Brier, San Francisco. She continued to perform through a variety of community based performances with Western Canada Theatre, BC Living Arts, Whitehorse Redezvous CanCan (choreographer), Monique Romeiko (dancer)“Re:”, Kamloops Arts Council, Monte Creek Winery, Kamloops Heritage Railway, Nikai Theatre Homegrown Festival and many others both as a solo performer/choreographer as well as with her group of Studio 253 dancers.

Bronwen continued to travel on her return to Canada and offered workshops and courses throughout British Columbia, Yukon and worldwide. Since 2016, she has a guest yoga instructor in Oslo, Dublin, San Flaviano, Rome and Tulum. 

In September 2018, Bronwen returned to Vancouver. She continues to teach conditioning and flexibility classes virtually through Tantra/Be1 Fitness. Her work at Tantra has allowed her opportunities to broaden her range into certifications in Pole and Lyra.

She made her first pre-recorded material during Covid, which is still available through Skillwell. Bronwen is thrilled with the release of her Members Only platform on February the 22nd, 2024, which contains videos on demand, livestream classes and progressive programs.

Bronwen currently divides her time between Vancouver and Kelowna, B.C., Canada. She is open for private bookings in both areas.