Having studied Geology at Oxford University in England Thomas Noone went on to train as a dancer at the Rambert School, London. He then worked for Djazzex, Itzik Galili and Reflex Dance in the Netherlands followed by a period in Belgium with Frederic Flamand at Charleroi Danses/Plan K. After moving to Barcelona he danced with Rami Levi, Compañia Metros, (Ramon Oller), and Compañia Gelabert-Azzopardi.

Whilst working as a dancer in Barcelona he created various pieces including Still (Ricard Moragas prize, 1999) Credo (XIV Certamen de Madrid 1st prize) or Softly Spoken (performed in the repertory of Rami Levi Dance Company), before forming his own group. With Thomas Noone Dance he has created sixteen productions collaborating with festivals and theatres such as the Grec Festival Barcelona or the Mercat de les Flors and performed throughout Spain as well across Europe and Latin America.

As an guest choreographer he has created works for the integrated dance company StopGAP and Verve (the performance group of the Northern School of Contemporary dance) in the UK, Norrdans in Sweden, and at the end of 2011 he will create a new work, Many, in collaboration with the composer Philip Sheppard for the Ballet de L’Opera du Rhin to premiere in January of 2012.

Besides his activities as a choreographer and director Thomas Noone has been the Dance assessor for the sat! Sant Andreu Theatre, Barcelona since 2005. In this role he has organised 6 editions of the festival Dansat!, forged an international collaboration with the Grec Festival and set up an annual week of Integrated dance in the SAT! as well as supervising the general dance program.

He has also been a guest teacher at the Institut del Teatre in Barcelona, mentor on choreographic coaching programs and jury for various competitions including the Concurso Internacional de Ribarroja del Turia and Barcelona’s City Councils choreographic competition for short pieces.