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Miles Keeney is a New York City based professional dancer, choreographer, and teacher. He's represented by MSA talent agency, and has worked commercially in New York, Los Angeles, Miami, Atlanta and internationally....Read more
Miles Keeney is a New York City based professional dancer, choreographer, and teacher. He's represented by MSA talent agency, and has worked commercially in New York, Los Angeles, Miami, Atlanta and internationally. His choreography credits include lead choreographer and creative director for Peloton’s dance series, the NBA Brooklynnets, HBO’s Wigstock, Ru Paul’s Drag Race,Burju Shoes, Bacardi Rum Shakers, Peppermint, Life Ball Vienna, Dolby Labs, Nikki Tino, Choreographer’s Carnival, Leg Up On Life, and for countless universities and dance studios throughout the U.S. and abroad. His dance credits include dancing for Adam Lambert, Usher, Jason Derulo, Pedró Capó, Thalia, Yennis, Silentó, Calvin Chen, Todrick Hall, NFL, Nordstrom, and many more.
Miles graduated from Connecticut College with a B.A. double majoring in Dance and Developmental Psychology. He has taught as an adjunct professor at Pace University's Commercial Dance BFA program teaching Street Jazz to undergraduates, as well as tours the country teaching with Revel Dance Convention. He's had the opportunity to train under the most revered names in the industry and has been noted for his power, ferocity, and versatility.
A powerhouse teacher, Miles teaches consistently in New York City as well as at various studios nationally and internationally in China, Singapore, Morocco, New Zealand, Greece, Thailand, Spain, and Canada.
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Class Descriptions
In each class, Miles aims to bring out the absolute best in every student. He's developed a unique Jazz Funk genre that pulls from his training primarily in hip-hop, jazz, contemporary, and modern. His classes cover the full scope of commercial dance and give dancers the necessary tools to maintain their individuality while working in both the context of the choreography, and the industry. His classes focus on performance beyond the classroom and dancers visualizing themselves in their dream dance setting. Students leave class feeling like they have channeled their inner superstars and have tapped into a higher level of performance quality.
Class begins with a thorough warmup with isolations, grooves, core work, and jazz-based drills. Then a combination is taught and broken down before ample time is left to execute and perform the choreography.