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Parents of young dancers rarely consider it a viable career. More frequently, they think that their child should dance for fun, then go to college and get a “real job”. In a sense, they are right. Dance is a short career and it doesn’t pay much. However, they are missing a crucial part about dancers: The training we go through makes us some of the most hard working, dedicated, and intelligent people you will ever meet. When a dancer is ready to retire from the stage, the

We all want to break out of the 9-5 slog, right? Whether you want extra cash, self-fulfillment, or to be the next Elon Musk, you'll probably have to work 5 - 9 for a time. But how do you balance investing your time for a better future without burning out? The Rise of Side Hustles In this economy, side hustles are a must if you want to find financial independence. In fact, according to American University: “Side hustles have become mainstream: surveys cited in the story sho

I trained hard for 15 years and finally landed a job at Nevada Ballet Theatre. 6 months later, the Covid shut down the world. The entire dance industry was on pause, no one could work, train, or perform. I didn’t know when things would re-open, if ever, but I did know that I wasn’t going to let that time go to waste. I started looking for any dancing opportunity I could find. It was tedious and unsuccessful. So I started to think: What if there was a centralized way to f