About Us
Our Story
The pandemic caused everything to come to an abrupt halt, including dance. Throughout the pandemic dancers felt off-course from their heart's true passion. Because of the yearning need for dance, Millennial Dance Project (MDP) was born. MDP is where dancers from different walks of life come together to create and fulfill their passion of dancing.
Meet the Dancers
Founder & Dancer
Jas B.
Jas graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance Education in 2019. Her passion is choreographing and educating others through the art of dance.
Dancer
Kayla W.
Kayla has always had a love and passion for dance since the age of 5. She trained, performed and later became an instructor at her childhood studio. She continued to pursue her love for dance and received her Bachelor’s of Science Degree in Dance from Wayne State University in 2020. During her time at WSU, she was introduced to dance science, allowing her to combine her love for dance and anatomy. To further develop her career in dance science, she became fully certified in Pilates in 2023 and has been enjoying her wellness journey as well as helping others with theirs. In her free time, Kayla likes listening to music, painting and spending time with friends and family.
Dancer
Kim C.
Kimberlyn Clark has been dancing for 15+ years , it has been a passion and way of expression forever. Learned from and taken under the wings of many choreographers such as Brian Freidman, Laurianne Gibson, Janelle Ginestra, Alvin Ailey Dance Company, Dave Scott, Ian Eastwood, Nick Cave and more.
Dancer
Jessikah
Jessikah Belser, currently 19 years old has been dancing for 14 years at Jazz and Spirit Dance Theater of Detroit. I also performed at the Debbie Allen Summer Intensive for two consecutive years. To me, dance is a source of freedom and happiness and positivity.
Dancer
Angelique S.
Angelique Stringer is a dancer and choreographer native to Detroit, MI. She is a graduate of Wayne State University earning her Bachelor’s of Science in Dance. While at Wayne State, Angelique focused on dance film, which allowed her to blend her interest in technology, film and storytelling with dance. While at Wayne State, Angelique performed with Dance Company one and African dance company To Sangana. She has also had the opportunity of working with Jessica Rajko in a repertoire blending dance and technology. Angelique has taken part in various other works and projects including: Nick Cave Heard Project and Blue Lake International.
In recent years Angelique has worked with various non-profit dance organizations overseeing marketing and media.
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