JOSH PRINCE began his career as an actor after graduating from the Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music. Along with numerous regional and concert engagements, he appeared on Broadway in Little Me and Saturday Night Fever, Off-Broadway in Forbidden Broadway, toured the country in CATS, and starred as “Carmen Ghia” in The Producers opposite Jason Alexander and Martin Short.
Prince made his Broadway choreographic debut with the blockbuster hit Shrek, The Musical (Outer Critics Circle Nomination), which went on to tour the US, play in London’s West End, and tour the UK. He is also the proud choreographer of the award-winning Broadway show, Beautiful - The Carole King Musical (Olivier, Helpmann, and Astaire Award nominations). Beautiful has since toured the US, UK, Japan, and Australia. Prince choreographed the Disney Cruise Lines adaptation of the mega-hit animated film, Frozen, and his work can be seen in Trevor, The Musical, now on Disney+ (Lucille Lortel nomination, Chita Rivera Award).
Prince has choreographed at multiple prestigious venues across the US and UK, including New York City Center, Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, The Kennedy Center, BAM, The New Group, Stage 42, George St. Playhouse, ACT, Fifth Avenue Theater, Signature Theater (DC), The Old Vic, Royal Festival Hall, and Royal Albert Hall. He also served as Directer/Choreographer for Grease starring Janel Parrish at the Winter Garden Theater in Toronto, Canada.
Currently, Prince is collaborating with Tony-nominated director, Sheryl Kaller, on two new musicals, A Walk On The Moon and Bliss.
DLNY operates year-round through a team of dedicated employees, independent contractors, seasonally-hired industry professionals, and pro-bono consulting from our friends at Org-ology.
JULIA GLAWE - Bio ➝
Julia Glawe is a results-oriented leader in the performing arts, with extensive experience working in the global dance world.
As the founder of The Glawe Group, Julia provided strategic planning, interim leadership, and fundraising counsel to individual artists and arts organizations. She served as Executive Director of the Milwaukee Ballet, spearheading its capital campaign for a new dance center; and was the Senior Vice President and Director of the Dance Division at IMG Artists, working with teams based in New York and London.
Julia served on the board of the International Society for the Performing Arts (ISPA) and also co-chaired two congresses. She spent more than a decade working with Western Arts Alliance (WAA) through its board and as a co-founder of the CODA Council. She received WAA’s highest honor, the Jerry Willis Award, for artistic excellence and distinguished leadership in service to the performing arts and communities. She holds bachelors degrees from Northern Illinois University in Theater Dance and in Journalism, and earned a Master's in Performing Arts Management at Brooklyn College.
WILLIAM CARLOS ANGULO - Bio ➝
William Carlos Angulo is a choreographer, director, playwright, and arts educator based in New York. With a focus on social dance, his work and research centers community building through the process of creating art and live performance. He has taught dance and community devising at institutions such as Northwestern University, Indiana University - Bloomington, The Juilliard School, The Chicago Academy for The Arts, and The Arts Academy of Banja Luka through the US Department of State’s Fulbright Program. With a passion for musical theater, William co-founded the musical theater training program at Goodman Theater and was an original instructor for Broadway Across Borders. As an industry professional, he creates new musicals both regionally and commercially. Upcoming projects: MAY WE ALL national tour premiering in Nashville, HOMBRES at Portland Center Stage, and SHOUT SISTER SHOUT on Broadway. He is a member of Stage Directors and Choreographers Society, the Alliance of Latinx Theatre Artists, and Actors’ Equity Association.
Diego Alejandro González - Bio ➝
Diego Alejandro González [he.they+] is an NYC-based director, playwright, arts marketer, and theater-maker by way of the México-Texas border. This year, Diego co-founded THE BORDERLANDS, a cultural arts company, and MUXE Creative, an indie creative agency. Diego served as the Associate Artistic Director for Thirteen O'Clock Theater in the Rio Grande Valley and has held various positions at Ars Nova, The Public (PUBLIC WORKS), Dance Lab New York, Roundabout Theater Company, and Tectonic Theater Project. They have collaborated with WP’s x Sol Project’s SANCOCHO, Musical Theater Factory, The Civilians, ¡OYE! Group, Hi-ARTS, and Abrons Arts Center. Directing credits include new works and regional premieres at Thirteen O'Clock Theater, 24 HR Musical (Abilene TX), and All Star Theater. Documentary credits: "WHAT DO I STAND FOR?" and "REVOLUTION" (Lawrence Township). They have co-led marketing strategy and consulting with the teams at Baltimore Center Stage, CNTR ARTS, and Dance Lab New York. Diego participated in the inaugural URBAN X arts residency cohort, and is a member of The Drama League’s 2023 Directors Project Cohort.
Loganne Bond - Bio ➝
Loganne Bond is dance artist, teaching artist, social media strategist, arts administrator, and mass communicator extraordinaire. A graduate of The Ohio State University, with a BFA in dance and a BA in Communication, Loganne spends her time performing, creating, innovating. Her work might reach you via email, Facebook post, awesome Instagram photo, on a stage, warehouse, or your neighborhood stoop.
Justin Campbell - Bio ➝
(He/him) A New York native, Justin is a Puerto Rican/Liberian-American actor, singer, and dancer as well as illustrator, performing throughout the US and internationally. As an exploration, celebration, and expression of his multiple heritages, much of his work is centered around representation in its many forms. As an educator and artist, Justin is drawn to work that explores interconnectivity, imperfection, and uniqueness while challenging stereotypes and narrow constructions of identity, gender norms, and the stigmatization of queerness. He loves mixing visual and performance art, inspired by his background in dance, movement, theater and illustration. He champions those who dare to be different and march to the beat of their own drum, striving to be a well-rounded artist, hoping to close the gap and be a true storyteller.
Victoria Antonini - Bio ➝
Victoria Antonini (she/her) is a passionate arts administrator and dancer. She holds both a BFA in dance and MFA in arts administration from Indiana University and aims to utilize the knowledge and experiences that she has gained to instill a sense of community and appreciation for the arts. She has spent time as an arts administrator for Paul Taylor Dance Company, Broadway Dance Center, and MNTR Management. Victoria believes that dance plays a strong role in cultural placemaking and uses this belief to drive her decision-making, focusing on placing arts and culture within the roots of community.
Anna Hiran - Bio ➝
Anna Hiran is an NYC & LA based performer. Born and raised in Houston, Anna is a graduate of The University of Texas at Austin’s Business Honors Program where she studied business, government, and public policy. Before pursuing dance professionally, Anna worked on Wall Street as a mergers & acquisitions investment banker and on the finance team of Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign. She is a graduate of Broadway Dance Center’s Professional Semester Program and her work has spanned from musical theatre, national commercials, and concert performances to music videos, industrials, and film. Her story about making the leap between careers can be seen featured by Good Morning America and ABC News.
Jenna Maslechko - Bio ➝
Jenna Maslechko is a photo and video artist based in New York City who has worked across North America for various dancers, choreographers, brands, and media agencies. Select clients include: Tate McRae, Broadway Dance Center, Milk Studios, Allied Global Marketing, Peridance Center, Element Music, Mark Morris Dance Group, and RCA Records. She is a graduate of NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts with a BFA in Photography & Imaging (2017) and The New School with an MS in Media Management (2022). As a lifelong dancer, her artistic intuition and understanding of music and form enhance her ability to capture movement in-the-moment and edit videos with the eye of a choreographer and storyteller, amplifying the artist's vision through the creative use of technology and design. Jenna continues to explore and expand her knowledge in digital media, movement, and the world, using her artistry in all realms as a voice of connection with the community.
Jason Styres - Bio ➝
Jason Styres (Casting) Broadway: A Gentleman’s Guide to Love & Murder, Dames at Sea, Disney’s The Lion King, Nice Work If You Can Get It. Off-Broadway: Puffs, Midnight at the Never Get (York), Pedro Pan, The Apple Boys, Neurosis, R.R.R.E.D., War Boys, Money Talks, Trip of Love, iLLA, Missed Connections, and 15 different Encores! productions. National Tours: A Gentleman’s Guide…, Fiddler on the Roof, The King & I, Cinderella, Lion King, White Christmas, Showtime with Shakespeare. Film/TV: Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom (Netflix), How You Look At It, Carousel (PBS), Six by Sondheim (HBO), SYTYCD. London & Las Vegas: Magic Mike Live Other/Regional: Looking for Christmas (Old Globe), The Cook, The Thief, His Wife, and Her Lover (Faena/Miami), Phish (Live at Madison Square Garden), Parsons Dance, STREB, Hartford Stage, NY Philharmonic, SF Symphony, Florida Studio Theatre, Shakespeare Theatre Company, and others. Seven-time Artios nominee, NY Board Member of the Casting Society of America.
Click here for more information on becoming a dancer with DLNY and to send your headshot, resume and reel to Jason for audition consideration.
Valerie Salgado - Bio ➝
In addition to being Director of Education, Valerie has danced in DLNY's inaugural company as well as subsequent cycles, served as Company Manager, and has choreographed for DLNY Connect. Choreography credits NYC and regionally: Footloose, Hairspray, Helen on 86th St., Transcendence Theatre Company, Europa Park, Celebrity Cruise Line. Associate Choreographer: Emmy award winning, NBC series SMASH, Disney Cruise Line's Frozen, off b-way: Bunty Berman Presents. She received her classical dance training under the direction of Philip and Charles Fuller and earned her B.A. in dance from UC Irvine. Currently Valerie is pursuing her Masters degree in Special Education with an emphasis in Autism and also provides early intervention services to toddlers with Autism. ValerieSalgado.com #valdanceseverywhere
ORG-OLOGY - Bio ➝
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