The team at @amdaofficial believes there isn’t just one way to advance in the dance industry. Rather, there are a plethora of paths dancers can take to find success—and create sustainable, fulfilling, and wide-ranging careers.
AMDA’s curriculum is designed accordingly. With classes that place emphasis on every aspect of the dance industry, from technique, performance, and choreography to administration, personal branding, and content creation, graduates emerge fully prepared to navigate the excitement, and challenges—and unpredictability—of a career in dance. ✨
📸 AMDA dancers on set for AMDA’s dance film production, “Anteros.” Photo by @joshsrose , courtesy AMDA.
✨ NY Pride Recap 🏳️🌈 🥳 Thanks to our wonderful community members who stopped by the AMDA booth to celebrate with us on Sunday!
#amdany#amdacollege#collegelife#nycpride
You Belong at AMDA! Take the first step towards your dreams by attending AMDA’s Open House on Saturday, August 10th at either our New York City campus or our Hollywood campus! Sign up today - the link is in our bio! 🌟
Congratulations to AMDA graduate Caissie Levy and the cast and crew of the West End transfer of Next to Normal! Break lots of legs on your opening night at Wyndham's Theatre. We are so proud of you!
Caissie Levy
Next to Normal
Diana
@caissielevy
Congratulations to AMDA graduate Andres Quintero on his Broadway debut in Moulin Rouge! The Musical. Break lots of legs at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre. We are so proud of you!
Andres Quintero
Moulin Rouge! The Musical on Broadway
Swing
@andresquin21
Juneteenth is celebrated annually on June 19 to commemorate the day in 1865 when US soldiers occupied the seceded state of Texas to enforce the Emancipation Proclamation. Though it is often considered a celebration of the end of chattel slavery in the United States, slavery would not be formally abolished until the ratification of the 13th Amendment in December of that same year. Also known as “Freedom Day,” “Juneteenth National Independence Day,” or “Emancipation Day,” there is a unique flag from Galveston, Texas. The flag uses red, white, and blue as a reminder that those enslaved and their ancestors were and are Americans. A curved arc across the width represents a new horizon of opportunities and promise. A white star signifies both the state of Texas and the freedom of African Americans in all 50 states. The star is outlined by a burst, which is inspired by the “new star” nova, representing a new beginning for African Americans. The flag also explicitly includes the date. #juneteenth
At the 77th Annual Tony Awards, hosted just 5 blocks from AMDA’s New York City campus, AMDA alumni illuminated the stage with their exceptional talent and artistry. From captivating Tony-nominated performances to mesmerizing dance tributes, these graduates represent the talent and dedication of AMDA graduates on Broadway and beyond.
AWARD WINNERS 🏆
Best Revival of a Musical
Merrily We Roll Along
Starring Krystal Joy Brown
Best Musical
The Outsiders
Starring Sky Lakota-Lynch
ALUMNI PERFORMANCES 🎭
Tony Award Dancers
Karli Dinardo
The Outsiders
Sky Lakota-Lynch
Suffs
Anastacia McCleskey
Cabaret
Colin Cunliffe
Water for Elephants
Marissa Rosen
Samantha Gershman
AWARD PRESENTERS 🌟
Anthony Ramos
Jesse Tyler Ferguson
✨ AMDA RECIPIENTS! ✨
Here is part TWO of our talented AMDA recipients!
As you embark on your journey, we’re anticipating the brilliance you’ll bring to our dance community🌟
A heartfelt thank you for all the effort you’ve poured in, and for gracing us with your beautiful performances 💙
Lastly, a round of applause to @amdaofficial for bringing opportunities and light into these dancers lives! BRAVO! 👏✨
To all the dancers who recognize their studios & friends, don’t forget to tag them below! 👇
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