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Dancing Beyond 2025
at the National Dance Institute
Photo by Ally Douglas
TICKETS ARE NOW AVAILABLE
for our four unique programs, all organized in collaborative support of the American Cancer Society with Dance Against Cancer! Read below for programming information and get your tickets today!
January 17th at 7:30 PM
AThomasProject
Ehizoje Azeke
Justin Bowen
Maggie DeFrees
Fort Hamilton High School Joffrey Dance Academy
Juan Carlos Franquiz, II
Adrienne Hurd
Joffrey Concert Group
Limón 2
Jeremy Pichardo
Kanyok Arts Initiative
Rosie’s Theater Kids
Talent Unlimited High School
January 18th at 7:30 PM
Camryn Brothers
Feathers Dance Company
Fineline Theatre Arts
Juan Carlos Franquiz, II
Hofstra University
Joffrey Concert Group
Limón 2
Fredrick Earl Mosley
National Dance Institute
Passaic County Technical Institute
Jeremy Pichardo
Talent Unlimited High School
January 19th at 2:00 PM
Ehizoje Azeke
Justin Bowen
Feathers Dance Company
Frank Sinatra School of the Arts
Harlem School of the Arts
Adrienne Hurd
LaGuardia Dance Ensemble
Payge Lecakes
Montclair State University
Steps on Broadway Academy
Steps on Broadway Conservatory
January 19th at 5:30 PM
Camryn Brothers
Emanuele Fiore
Frank Sinatra School of the Arts
Juan Carlos Franquiz, II
Harlem School of the Arts
KAI Kids
LaGuardia Dance Ensemble
Payge Lecakes
Montclair State University
Fredrick Earl Mosley
National Dance Institute
Jeremy Pichardo
Steps on Broadway Academy
Steps on Broadway Conservatory
Photo by McCall McClellan
Program information is not listed in show order and is subject to change. Discounted tickets are available for students with valid IDs and can be purchased by using the code STUDENT at check-out.
THE DANCING BEYOND WORKSHOP RETURNS FOR 2025!
This year, we are extremely excited to be commissioning two incredible choreographic voices, Ehizoje Azeke and Camryn Brothers, to contribute to our Dancing Beyond program!
Ehizoje Azeke
Photo by Jon Taylor
Ehizoje Azeke (Zoje) is a movement-based director, choreographer, and artist based in NYC. He is represented by McDonald Selznick Associates and Wilhelmina Models.
Direction/ Choreography credits include: Day After Your Departure (HBO) - Choreographer, Lady In The Lake with Natalie Portman (Apple +) - Contributing Choreographer, Numero Magazine (Netherlands) - Movement Director, ELLE Magazine (Hungray) - Movement Director,Palomo Spain (NYFW) - Movement Director, Raising Kanan: Season III (STARZ) - Associate Choreographer, Vogue World NYFW -Assistant Choreographer, Palomo Spain NYFW - Movement Director, Bimba Y Palomo Campaign (British Vogue) - Movement Director , It’s Bruno (Netflix) - Assistant Choreographer, Pyer Moss (Paris Fashion Week) - Assistant Choreographer, Nike Holiday Campaign - Assistant Movement Director, Loreal Paris - Assistant Movement Director, Under Pressure Magazine - Movement Director, 3,21 Magazine - Movement Director, Pap Magazine - Movement Director, Kunst Magazine - Movement Director, Park Avenue Armory Gala ’23- Associate Choreographer, Kiss My Aztec (Pre-Broadway/John Leguizamo) - Associate Choreographer, Britton & The Sting at Second Stage Theatre - Choreographer, Monica Dogra “Naraye Mastana” - Choreographer, Sonophonix “Crazy In Love - Choreographer, American Diabetes Association Campaign - Assistant Choreographer.
Film Performance Credits include: In The Heights (2021), Bolden (2019), Days After Your Departure (2019), Freedom (2014), Tick Tick Boom (2021) with Lin Manuel Miranda.
Television Performance Credits include: Succession (HBO), Vinyl (HBO), The Get Down (Netflix), and Tell Me a Story (CBS). Hawk Eye (Marvel). Upcoming: GIlded Age (Max)
Live Performance Credits include: the Tony Awards (CBS), the Grammys (CBS), the VMAs (MTV), Victoria's Secret Fashion Show (CBS), Saturday Night Live (NBC), Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (HBO), The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon (NBC), and Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade.
Recording Artist Performance Credits include Beyonce, Madonna, Prince, Kendrick Lamar, Rihanna, Nicki Minaj, Katy Perry, Lizzo, Jennifer Hudson, Leslie Odom Jr, Bebe Rexha, Ingrid Michaelson, Joss Stone, Carrie Underwood, Harry Styles, Bad Bunny, and Ariana Grande.
Campaigns include: Nike, Adidas, Reebok, Coach, Anthropologie, Lululemon and Core Water.
Ehizoje played Aire in Queen of the Night at the Diamond Horseshoe in NYC.
Ehizoje has presented at the Museum of Contemporary African Diasporan Art, Perelman Performing Arts Center, Movement Research, University Settlement, and Anoko House.
Camryn Brothers
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Photo by Jordan Kaya
Camryn Brothers (she/her) is a movement artist based in New York City. Originally from Massachusetts, Camryn moved to NYC at eighteen to complete Broadway Dance Center’s Professional Semester Program. She has trained with and assisted many notable artists such as Kenichi Kasamatsu and Neil Schwartz, and has now become an established educator and choreographer in the city. She is currently on faculty at Broadway Dance Center in Manhattan, Rockwell Dance Center in Connecticut, and Exhale Dance Convention. She has choreographed for Carnival the Choreographer’s Ball, Bridge for Dance’s Uptown Rising, and has worked collaboratively with various music artists such as Zolita creating concept videos for their music. Camryn consistently strives to create work that feels authentic and conversational, and create dance spaces that are enjoyable and fulfilling.
Photo by Ally Douglas
For more than 10 years, EMDOD has continually found ways to support one another and the community through Dancing Beyond, using the medium of dance to help affected lives in the most adverse circumstances.
Every company, school, and artist involved in these performances donate their time and effort in the fight for a cancer-free world. EMDOD's Dancing Beyond is a fantastic way to share dance, passion, and spirit throughout the holidays while exploring movement with some of New York's finest choreographers! The showcase not only allows dancers to work side-by-side, building long-lasting relationships, but it also gives participants a chance to perform the work for a heartfelt cause. In Dancing Beyond's legacy, we've had the honor to donate over $35,000, specifically fundraised for The American Cancer Society, hosted schools and companies such as The Limón Dance Company, The Juilliard School, SUNY Purchase, NYU TISCH, LaGuardia High School, the National Dance Institute, and Kanyok Arts Initiative, and premiered new creations by Sidra Bell, Clifton Brown, Darrell Grand Moultrie, Fredrick Earl Mosley, Jie-Hung Connie Shiau, and more!
Through ticket sales and donations, EMDOD's Dancing Beyond fuels a significant contribution to the Dance Against Cancer Fund and The American Cancer Society, joining in our communal step towards a cancer-free world.
"Dancing Beyond has been an incendiary spark plug for Dance Against Cancer's creative collaborations, audience growth, and the work that DAC does to support the American Cancer Society. Earl Mosley and his brilliant team has inspired so many artists from different professional companies and pre-professional schools to donate their time and talent to this cause. He is a constant source of inspiration for both Daniel and myself and we could not be more grateful to be bringing Dancing Beyond back this year [2022]."
- Erin Fogarty, Founder & Producer, Dance Against Cancer
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