Contemporary

Ali Pfleger is an NYC based dancer and choreographer, born and raised in Southern California. Growing up to close to Los Angeles, Ali began to immerse herself the industry at an early age. While training at a high school for the arts in the commercial dance conservatory, she began working with known choreographers and apprenticing professional companies in LA. She started working professionally at age fourteen, dancing for stage and film. She prides herself on training in a wide array of disciplines, which have attributed to her choreographic voice and teaching style.

Shany Dagan is an Israeli-American performer & choreographer, working in NYC, California and Israel. She moved to New York in 2012, right after serving 3 years in the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF).

A graduate of the American Musical and Dramatic Academy in New York, Shany is a Broadway Dance Center -Professional Semester Alumni and a trained aerialist from the Warehouse Circus Intensive Program.

Andrew Mulet, a Miami native, obtained his BFA in Commercial Dance from Pace University in 2019. His love for movement is encompassed by his diverse background and versatile training.

Andrew’s credits include MTV’s VMAs with Dove Cameron, The MET Gala, Fire Island Dance Festival, Freddie Falls in Love and more. Most recently, he joined Soul Project Dance Company - a NYC-based performance group curated by Candace Brown.

Robbie Blue is professional dancer and choreographer living in Los Angeles. He has danced for artists such as Taylor Swift, Mariah Carey, Olivia Rodrigo, Tinashe, Melanie Martinez, Bebe Rexha and more. Robbie’s mission as a teacher is to create a class experience that is detail oriented and challenging while at the same time creating a safe space to play and express yourself. @itsrobbiesworld_

Rae-Ann Thomas (She/Her) Rae-Ann is a Massachusetts native and has lived in NYC for the last 10 years.

Rae-Ann’s energetic and spirited personality brings warmth and a sense of welcoming to any space she is in. Her love of connectivity and community are important qualities she focuses on in ife as well in the studio.

alma Collective is a New York City based collective co-directed by Bianca Dam and Kat Bark. We want to create a space where movement feels instinctive and vulnerable. As alma, we aspire to share the passion, love, and freedom we feel while moving. We wish to create dance for all eyes, and evolve as humans with our audience. alma is a rediscovery of our “gut'' as dancers, leading with raw sentiment.