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Lindsay Dreyer
lindsaydreyer@danceruniverse.com
New York, NY

Birthday: November 11

I'm from: FL

Years Dancing: 16

I've Studied: Ballet, Pointe, Jazz, Tap, Hip-Hop, Modern

I Am A: Dancer, Teacher, Enthusiast, Writer

Favorite Company: ABT

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My Bio:
Lindsay began her dance training studying tap, jazz, ballet, and modern in Plantation, Florida under the artistic direction of Meg Segreto. A member of Segreto's Perpetual Motion Dance Company, she attended innumerable conventions & competitions. Later, she studied under the world renowned Magda Aunon and was a member of Fort Lauderdale Ballet Classique. Here, Lindsay danced Soloist roles in the Nutcracker and performed annually at the Southeast Regional Ballet Association Gala. In addition, she studied under Deborah Buttner of the International Ballet Company in Davie, Florida, originating Principal roles such as Sugar Plum Fairy in the Nutcracker and Evil Stepsister in Cinderella. The founder of the International Ballet Company Community Outreach Dance Program, she taught the art of ballet to underprivileged children and earned the Prudential Spirit of Community state finalist award for her work. Lindsay attended summer programs at the Rock School, Chautauqua Workshop and Festival Company, Harid Conservatory, and Boston Ballet. Lindsay holds a B.A. in Political Science and a B.F.A. in Dance from Barnard College of Columbia University, where she choreographed original works for Minor Latham Playhouse and the dance group Orchesis. A member of Screen Actors Guild, she has appeared in numerous national television commercials and print advertisements. Currently, Lindsay resides in New York City where she works for the nationally syndicated television newsmagazine Inside Edition, writes articles for Dancer magazine, and guest teaches at various dance studios.

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  • NYC Dance Parade this SATURDAY!
    05/14/2008 10:43:35 AM EST
    Don't forget... the second annual New York City Dance Parade is happening this Saturday, May 17, 2008 at 1pm! And it's not too late to sign up!
  • "The Raw and the Cooked" Explores Dance at The Tank
    05/06/2008 02:47:52 PM EST
    One of the best things about living in New York City is the plethora of artsy activities to explore and participate in. There's a creative energy that permeates the city, something that makes New York such an exciting and unique place to live. Recently, I just learned about a really cool monthly dance series that takes place at The Tank, a performance space for the exporation of non-traditional works by upcoming artists and performers. The series is called "The Raw and the Cooked" and it combines both choreography and improvisation while also incorporating live music and video mixed-media curated by Tatyana Tenenbaum. Find out more about "The Raw and the Cooked" after the jump!
  • A Weekend of Dance... What Could be Better?
    04/24/2008 02:28:21 PM EST
    I had the most exciting, fun-filled weekend of dance, dance, and yes, more dance! Is there any better way to spend your free time?
  • Miley Cyrus Steps Up to Challenge with "4 Minutes"
    04/16/2008 12:38:48 PM EST
    On April 10, Jon M. Chu, the director of "Step Up 2: The Streets," and the movie's star, Adam Sevani, posted a video blog urging viewers to partake in "the biggest online dance battle in Youtube history." A few days later, Disney star Miley Cyrus and her best friend Mandy Jiroux (with the help of some dance friends) responded to the challenge with their own rendition of Madonna's new single "4 Minutes." Some people are calling the video a spoof, but the girls are defending themselves, telling Eonline.com that it is legitimate. What do you think? Check out Miley and Mandy's response after the jump!
  • Traveling Smithsonian Exhibit Explores the Dancer Within
    04/09/2008 11:17:20 AM EST
    What compels people to dance? What fuels the choreographer's creative vision? Why do most dancers devote their entire lives to this art form? Many artists refer to a spirit within that defines and drives their need to move, to create, to dance. It is this spirit that is explored in the evocative Smithsonian traveling exhibition The Dancer Within

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