With an ardent fervor for the art of dance, the melodious strains of music, and the annals of history, Monsieur Julien Tiberghien doth grace the stage as both a performer and an esteemed instructor. Monsieur Tiberghien specialises in the historical dances that flourished in the latter half of the nineteenth century and the dawn of the twentieth. He doth engage in diligent research and meticulous reconstructions of the captivating dances once performed in the elegant salons of Europe and across the vast Atlantic, which he so generously imparts during his esteemed classes, enlightening workshops, grand balls, and various splendid dance gatherings.

Endowed with a diverse background as a researcher, dancer, choreographer, and educator, Monsieur Julien finds himself deeply immersed within the esteemed realm of historical reenactment, partaking in numerous dance events across illustrious locales including Paris, Versailles, Edinburgh, Moscow, and Vienna. He displays his meticulous reconstructions, such as the Lawn Tennis Quadrille of the year 1881, the Quadrille des Abeilles hailing from 1863, the Mazurka Gawlikowski of 1857, and L'Etoile des Valseurs from 1890. Furthermore, he ardently designs his historically themed balls with unwavering passion and a scrupulous attention to detail.