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Where is the best place for a professional dancer to live?

I'm looking to major in dance and want to go somewhere where I will opportunities after college #dance #majors

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Mridul Kumar’s Answer

To give you a bit of a nudge here are some of the best cities for dancers to live.
-NYC. NYC is home to thousands of professional dancers.
-LA. Welcome to the center of all things Hollywood!
-Orlando.
-London.
-Paris.
-Sydney.
-Melbourne.
-Miami

For more information please check the following link:
https://sheshineson.com/top-9-cities-for-dancers-to-live/
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Veronica’s Answer

No matter where you plan to live, please do one thing before you move: RESEARCH!

Veronica recommends the following next steps:

Google these locations and check out cost of living and weather climates.
Research opportunities that are available in your new location.
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Loren’s Answer

Hi Lauren,


This is a great question. There are a ton of dance opportunities all over the country. The largest areas would be New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Las Vegas and San Francisco, however there are many companies who do not have a "home base" and are constantly traveling.


It also would depend on the styles you would like to continue in. For example, New York is most known for Broadway and jazz, San Francisco is more modern, and Los Angeles is more commercial based.


I would suggest looking into the type of college dance program you would like to be in, based on style, education, and type of school / life balance you would like. This will help you find a location you would like to be in. The location of your school also does not fully limit you on where you would like to go after. If you would like to go to school in your own state and move after to start auditioning and dancing with companies that is always possible.


Loren recommends the following next steps:

Research type of dance programs you would like to be in. Here is a good place to start, but there are tons more! https://www.onstageblog.com/onstage-blog-news/2018/8/21/the-top-25-college-dance-programs-for-2018-19
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