Steps On Broadway
Barry Kerollis is a seasoned dance educator and choreographer with extensive experience in ballet and contemporary dance. Currently serving as faculty at Broadway Dance Center and a guest faculty member at Steps On Broadway, Barry also teaches as a guest instructor at Peridance Capezio Center and Koresh Dance Company School. As the creator and choreographer of the Core-ography project, Barry highlights dancers' experiences through interviews and choreography. Additionally, Barry hosts the "Pas de Chát: Talking Dance" podcast and maintains a freelance choreography practice while blogging about the freelance dance experience. With a background in various prestigious dance institutions, including the School of American Ballet and Kirov Academy of Ballet, Barry Kerollis has established a notable career in the dance community since 2001.
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Steps On Broadway
Steps on Broadway, founded in 1979, is more than just a dance studio. It is an internationally recognized community of artists, committed to the cultivation of individuality and talent, to the joy, the work, the focus, and the abandon of dance. Classes are offered seven days a week at all levels in ballet, jazz, modern, contemporary, tap, theater dance, hip hop, ethnic, and body conditioning. Steps is the true epicenter of New York’s professional dance community. It is home to many of the best and most world-renowned teachers, and a training ground for generations of aspiring and professional dancers. On any given day, one may take class alongside today’s performers and seasoned veterans from concert dance companies, such as New York City Ballet, American Ballet Theater, Paris Opera, Kirov and Royal Ballets, Boston Ballet, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, Complexions, and Martha Graham, as well as the opera, Broadway, and the commercial dance world. Steps is a celebrated space. It’s a state-of-the-art facility with an old-world ambiance and a steady pulse of passion, energy, and inspiration. It is a cultural hub, an artistic resource, and a cosmopolitan treasure.