Before moving to Boston, there was one more collaboration between the talented fine-art painter, Lisa Temple, and me. This, our 6th collaboration over the span of 8 months, is a powerful piece of art that encapsulates an important message about human trafficking through visual metaphor. We wanted to highlight this critical issue by integrating a […]
“Use the people around you as inspiration and you and your community will thrive.” When did you first fall in love with dance? I fell in love with dance at 16. I started dancing later in life, after trying many hobbies. I started dance once I got over my fear of being the only boy […]
“I want to help the audience feel something when they watch me dance, and the skills I learn from theater help me do that.” At what age did you start dancing? I started dancing when I was about 4 years old. When did you realize you wanted to pursue dance? I didn’t get serious about […]
“We can overcome our fears and insecurities through life principles in dance, painting stories with our bodies, and through hard work.” When did you realize you wanted to become a professional dancer? I realized I wanted to become a performer after seeing an episode of Making the Band, an MTV television show, where singer/dancer/performers competed […]
“Dancing is an organic, beautiful, therapeutic, and raw expression…one that requires daily, mental and physical discipline to perfect.” Who introduced you to dance? My mother (Judy Prescott-Hale) introduced my sister, Cynthia, and I to the world of dance in Amarillo, Texas, where she was deeply involved with the theatre. She performed in the Dallas Summer […]
What did you want to be when you were little? When I was little, I wanted to go into the medical field. I was always fascinated by genetics, nature, biology, etc. My favorite “toy” when I was younger was a microscope! As I grew older, I picked up piano, drawing/painting, and eventually ballet. It was […]
This was my first time attending the Pas de Deux (PDD) Dance Conference. This year’s event was hosted at the Lost Pines Resort near Austin, TX. I heard about the PDD conference from Rachel Neville’s social media in 2021 and I really wanted to attend the next event. I was so excited when I heard […]
Whatever moves you, whatever makes your heart beat little faster, whatever inspires you, do it! Whether you were diverted on your journey through life, or simply lost track of time, it’s never too late to revisit your passions. My hope is that, after reading this post, you will be inspired to revisit your own passions, […]
Back in February of 2020, before the pandemic set in, I sat down for lunch with Cellist Journey Choi on the back patio of the Union Bear to discuss our upcoming collaboration. Although I had known her for many years, we were never very close. Journey has an infectious personality and we connected immediately. She […]
While many workplaces closed during the COVID -19 pandemic, the research clinic where I work at as a medical photographer stayed open as an essential business. The employees had to quickly adapt and implement new clinical operating procedures as the pandemic accelerated. The clinic closed to non-employees for a short period in March and April […]
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