About ME

Bree Jackson has been dancing since the age of 3! Her training expands from ballet, pointe and modern to jazz, musical theater and hip hop. Her early training at studios such as Spotlight Studio of Dance and B.Funk Dance Studio instilled a love of performance and versatility. She began her classical training at Baltimore School for the Arts where she trained in ballet and modern for 20 hours a week. Since pursuing dance in her college career, she has earned her B.F.A. in dance with a concentration in performance and choreography at Towson University. In her 4 years at Towson University she performed the works of Ray Mercer and Xiang Xu, as well as presented her own choreography, in shows such as Inertia and Senior Seminar. She was also granted the opportunity to present her senior thesis work "Shedding Skin" at the Peabody Dance Festival! Outside of school and teaching she has performed with Aliyah Caldwell Artist Collective as a Resident Artist as well as performed as a soloist at the Baltimore Black Choreographers Festival. One of her greatest joys is taking the knowledge of dance she has gained and passing it onto the youth. For 4 years she taught dance in the Baltimore area and for 3 years was a group leader at Ailey Camp Baltimore. She hopes to continue to inspire youth to find joy in dance no matter the skill level or age. Since graduating she has relocated to New York where she is working to expand her horizons in dance and choreography as well as push her boundaries as a young creative!