Her television appearances span nearly every major music event, and she has contributed to music videos with artists such as Mary J. Blige, Jennifer Hudson, Fall Out Boy, Don Omar, Justin Timberlake, and Beyoncé, for whom she served as assistant choreographer on the hit, Dance for You. In film and television, Olivia’s credits include as a regular cast member on NBC’s The Maya and Marty Show, multiple spots on Saturday Night Live, the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll, The Other Two, and feature films such as Isn’t It Romantic, Annie, Going the Distance, Step Up II, Enchanted, Brighton Beach (with FKA Twigs), In the Heights, Good Burger 2, and Wanna Dance with Somebody. On Broadway, she was in the original cast of The Devil Wears Prada opening in Chicago.

CHOREOGRAPHY
Olivia has extensive choreography credits across television, film, theater and live performances — including Saturday Night Live (featuring skits and digital shorts with guest stars including Steve Carrell, Scarlet Johansson, Saoirse Ronan, Idris Elba, James McAvoy, Halsey and Drake), as well as Good Morning America, Live with Kelly & Ryan, and Swimsuits for All. Olivia served as a Co-Choreographer for The Cher Show on Broadway, and her additional choreography credits include Dispatch from Elsewhere, The Other Two, Beyoncé on the hit song “Dance for You”, The Wendy Williams Show, Broadway Bares for Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, and commercials for brands including Aldo and Swimsuits for All.

MOVEMENT COACHING + ARTIST DEVELOPMENT
Olivia is an experienced movement coach who has worked with both established stars and rising talent. She has developed and refined the movement and stage presence of artists at various stages in their careers. Her credits include coaching for music videos, Pride performances, and tours, as well as serving as movement coach for Maren Morris’s Dancing with Myself. Olivia’s focus is on helping artists strengthen their performance skills, build confidence, and express their unique artistry.

AS AN EDUCATOR
Olivia is a passionate educator dedicated to nurturing talent at every level—from professionals and seasoned performers to aspiring beginners. Based in New York City, she teaches her own innovative programs that not only focus on the technical aspects of choreography and movement, but also emphasize the importance of creating a safe, inclusive space for learning and creativity. Through her classes, workshops, and masterclasses, she fosters community building and supports a collaborative environment where participants feel empowered to explore their artistry and develop confidence both on and off the stage.

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Her performance credits include Lovers & Friends Festival in Las Vegas, NYC Pride Island with Lil Kim, and an opening act for Janet Jackson’s Together Again tour. Frida has also worked with artists like Coi Leray, J.I, Mr. Vegas, and Leli Hernandez, and has appeared in events like New York Fashion Week, The Met, and BRESH.

While she draws from many styles, hip hop remains at the heart of her movement. Frida is passionate about creating spaces that are both inspiring and inclusive—where dancers of all backgrounds can grow, connect, and feel seen.

Class Description
Open Hip-Hop with Frida Molina
Rooted in the foundation of street styles, this class blends raw groove with dynamic choreography. Dancers will be challenged in musicality, performance, and movement quality—while keeping the vibe authentic, accessible, and full of flavor.

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Marie has performed with musical artists including Katy Perry, Cher, Camila Cabello, Jennifer Hudson, Future the rapper, Lil Kim, Lil Nas X, Becky G, Sebastian Yatra, and Rachel Platten.

Film, television and theater credits include Tick Tick…Boom!, Isn’t It Romantic, Tell Me A Story, Godfather Of Harlem, Marvel’s Jessica Jones, The Get Down, The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon, Saturday Night Live, The Today Show, Video Music Awards, Latin American Music Awards, Youtube Awards, Univision and ABC Upfronts, Saturday Night Fever Asia Tour, The Bodyguard – North Shore Music Theater, Pre Productions for Fly and Zoot Suit.

New York Fashion Week dance credits include Vogue World, Kenzo, Phillip Plein, Moncler and Macy’s.

Choreography : Marie has choreographed for brands, magazines & live performance such as Tiffany & co., Staud for NY Fashion Week, Love Shack Fancy for NY Fashion Week, Terez for the “Terez & NBA” clothing collaboration, T Magazine and Broadway Bares (to benefit people in need and those fighting against HIV/AIDS).

She is a graduate of Rutgers University Mason Gross School of the Arts with a BFA in Dance, represented by Bloc Talent Agency.

Class Description
This is a safe space to explore who you are as an artist, while also pushing yourself to get better at the craft of dance, musicality and performance. You will find the freedom of who you are as an artist in this class and while doing so, explore how to hold onto the details of the combo we are working on; freedom and specificity. Heels is an empowering form of dance that is open to all kinds of people.

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Robert won multiple music showcases, including “Faces in the Crowd,” “The Mental Supreme Showcase,” and “Roc the Mic,” making him a 5-time NYC underground music industry showcase winner as an R&B entertainer. 

Years after Robert’s songwriting with his Dad and Patrick came to fruition as Robert embraced his college years he started dancing for the WNBA with the NY Liberty Torch Patrol and was also “Maddie” The Mascot. Shortly after, Robert performed for Michael Jackson (in person) for the Sony Protest party at Webster Hall with his singing group “Uneti”. He was in the top 16 contestants of So You Think You Can Dance Season 8. Credits include: American Idol (Season 3), So You Think You Can Dance (Season 2), MTV’s Say What? Karaoke (he won 2 shows and made it to the finals in 2003, 2007), MTV’s “WannaBe’s”, Kat Deluna’s “Whine Up” music video with Danielle Polanco and Tanisha Scott, Hairspray national tour (2008), CBS Network Rundown at Carnegie Hall for L.L. Cool J (choreographed by Geo Hubela), Sweden’s Peace and Love festival with Rihanna (2012), Rihanna’s Budweiser commercial (2015), and America’s Got Talent (finalist, The Mothmen).

Robert made his Broadway debut in SpongeBob SquarePants. Later, he appeared as a wrestler in battle royals and tag team matches as “Music Man,” training with WWE Hall of Famer Johnny Rodz and won a battle royal wrestling match in 2023. During the pandemic he became an ambassador for the “Master Class” series and became student of the month in 2020 as a music producer/engineer under the tutelage of Grammy Award winning producer “Timbaland.”

Additionally, he is ranked a “low blue belt” Tiger Schulmann’s MMA school), has appeared on “Law and Order Organized Crime,” “And Just Like That,” had a feature role on “The Equalizer” with Queen Latifah as ‘Young Marlon’, and his latest release of “What You Did To Me” is available on Spotify. He reached his 15 year milestone as a dance teacher at Broadway Dance Center touring countries such as Sweden, India, Argentina, and Russia as their brand ambassador and is now current faculty at STEPS on Broadway as a teacher/choreographer.

His most recent accolades include dancing with Rosaro McCoy (choreographer of Usher) and performing at the 2023 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame dancing with ‘New Edition’ for the ‘Soul Train’ segment inducting ‘The Spinners’ into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame. He is currently a member of the ‘Brooklyn Nets’ Level-Up Squad as well as one of “The Stompaz” (one of Ellie The Elephant’s handlers) for the Mascot Ellie The Elephant of the WNBA’s basketball team the New York Liberty who just recently won the 2024 championship. As of this year he is currently the general manager of a wrestling company called “Wrestling Is Now”.  Robert just finished a run of “Rock Of Ages” directed/choreographed by Lisa Stevens and was casted as the ensemble along with playing the roles of “Ja’Keith” and “The Mayor”. In addition, he has recently placed 2nd in the ‘Coast 2 Coast’ showcase and will be competing for the world championship in December of 2025.  He now represents himself as a current music artist under the musical group “Magnetic Touch” as a tribute to his late father with music streaming on all platforms. Robert made his movie debut with Hugh Jackman in the movie “Song Sung Blue” as his current accolade playing in theaters starting Christmas Day 2025.

IG: @roberttaylorjr
Twitter (formerly known as “X”): @d8robert
TikTok: @roberttaylorjr6

Class Description
Robert’s class will give you the complete experience of the power of positivity within the elements of hiphop. Robert has an understanding of how big the theatre community is at STEPS because Robert is a theatre man himself (primarily before hiphop). Robert will give you the foundations of hiphop and break everything down from absolute scratch. The elements/foundations of hiphop will be used to put into the choreography that you will dance in the class. Robert will also bring out your flava of what you do within your style of how you portray the movement as a dancer and also allow you to feel comfortable with asking as many questions as you would need. Whether you’re a theatre dancer, tap dancer, jazz dancer, ballroom dancer, ballet dancer, technical dancer, Robert will bring out the hiphop dancer in you.

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Motivated by her love of the art form, Amy trained at esteemed institutions including Alvin Ailey, Steps on Broadway, Peridance Capezio Center, Broadway Dance Center, and more. This training allowed her to refine her craft and explore a wide range of dance styles. Her talent and dedication have led to performances with notable live productions and networks such as BET, Good Morning America, Broadway Bares, and Ladies of Hip-Hop.

Amy’s experience extends beyond the stage, as she has also made her mark on camera. She has choreographed and performed in a variety of music videos, collaborating with artists like Vanessa Williams, 3ee, Kinnecom, and others to bring their creative visions to life. In addition, she creates original dance visuals—movement-driven works in which she choreographs, directs, and performs—crafting each piece from concept to completion.

A passionate and respected educator, Amy teaches adult hip-hop and street styles at renowned institutions such as Steps on Broadway and Alvin Ailey. She also works with aspiring young dancers as a faculty member at Brooklyn Arts Exchange (BAX), and has previously taught at the Dwana Smallwood Performing Arts Center (DSPAC), Ifetayo Cultural Arts, and other youth programs.

Through dance, Amy strives to create empowering, inclusive spaces for self-expression—encouraging growth, confidence, and personal transformation in everyone she moves with.

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She has performed as a dance artist nationally and internationally with companies such as The Von Howard Project, Forces of Nature, Ballet INC and Continuum Contemporary Ballet. From 2015 until 2018 Courtney took a brief hiatus from performing and accepted the position of Assistant Company Manager for the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater. Her TV/Film credits include: The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, Season 2 of POSE, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, EVIL and The Lady in the Lake/Apple TV. Her most noted live performance opportunities are The Met Gala, KEYS One Night Only with Alicia Keys, The Macys Thanksgiving Day Parade and with the rock band Phish at Madison Square Garden. Currently she is a featured performer in Hypnotique at the McKittrick Hotel. In addition to performing, Courtney is on faculty at The Ailey Extension and Broadway Dance Center. She is beyond happy to be a part of the Steps on Broadway family!

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Class Description

Kaba aims to reach a new generation of dancers with a mixture of African street and social dances performed to African Pop music integrated with influences from the Caribbean. Kaba sees the Afro’Dance New York brand as encompassing more than just dance and choreography. For her, it’s about connecting the original cultural journey of the popular AfroDances to everyday people, the industry, as well as making sure people understand some of the nuances in the movements. Her goal is to help preserve the dance culture and its integrity and to harness the power as it gets more popular. She connects the original names, and proper ways of doing certain steps, along with differences by region in the nuances of the movements in an authentic and easy-tounderstand way. Angel feels it is important to have ownership of how the cultural narrative through the arts has reflected the world. Her specialty is elevating brand experiences and bringing together creators and audiences worldwide for amazing dance, films, and dialogue for an allaround fun interactive, and educational experience.

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Class Description:

Adding his freestyle battle moves into his own routines you’ll find his classes fun and informative…but mostly fun. A clear focus on musicality you’ll pay close attention to music and the sounds within the beat. Get ready to sweat, party and have a good time because this class is nothing like you’ve ever experienced.

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