YouTube: Top dance channels to check out on the platform for 2019

The internet is a great source of information, especially for learning new things. The video streaming website, YouTube, is a popular source for new learners. One can simply subscribe to a channel they like and start watching their videos regularly. It is also a great source to learn new dance moves. Here is a list of a few dance YouTubers to follow.

Here is a list of a few dance YouTubers that one must follow

Claudia Dean Coaching

From shoe hacks to tips on extension and flexibility, Claudia Dean Coaching provides informative yet entertaining content on the channel. The channel’s owner, Claudia Dean, was a former professional ballet dancer with The Royal Ballet. She offers detailed information and content for beginners through aspiring professionals.

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Nel Shelby

Nel Shelby is a videographer and posts incredible content on her channel. Her company films some of the greatest dancers and dance troupes like Pilobolus, Tonya Tayeh, Limon Dance, Isabella Boylston, Camille A. Brown, Ballet HIspanico, BalletX, and Michelle Dorrance.

BroadwayBox.com

The Dancing Through My Resume series is quite popular on the channel. Various Broadway dancers literally talk their way through their resume while they perform their Broadway routines. It is a great source to get to know the dancers and also learn how they adapt to the movement of the style of various choreographers.

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The Rockettes

This is a must-subscribe channel if you have ever dreamt of becoming a Radio City Rockette. The content on this channel provides BTS into their summer auditions, rehearsals, and life on the Great Stage. These interviews inspire aspiring dreamers and make them feel like their dream is within reach.

Dancers over 40

Even if one is under 40, this YouTube channel should not be missed. Dancers Over 40 is a non-profit organisation and honours the legacies of dancers. They also post informational content like panel discussions, interviews, montages and more. For starters, it is recommended to check out their playlists on Jack Cole, Gwen Verdon, Michael Kidd, and Phil Black.

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