Get To Know Ambassador Robbi Moore
By Nicole Barrett, DWC Blog Editor
Pronunciation: Rob-bee More| Pronouns: they/them
DWC Ambassador Robbi Moore has always loved the dance community. Their extensive resume of works spans traveling all around the world with various companies and sharing stories to people in any way they can. We got the chance to speak with one of our DWC Ambassadors about what dance means to them and what inspired them to become an Ambassador! Read on to learn more about Robbi’s dancing journey and what they are looking forward to most about becoming an Ambassador!
Robbi started dancing when they were five years old and was inspired to start dance by their older brother who was an actor. Robbi just wanted to be onstage, so their mom signed them up for ballet classes at New England Ballet because they were looking for dancers for their Nutcracker. When Robbi was seven, they moved onto Dee Dee’s Dance Center where they remained until they graduated high school. After graduation, Robbi participated in some summer intensives where they say they made lots of connections that they would later dance with in New York City. Before auditioning for the Alvin Ailey Fordham BFA Program, Robbi attended New Haven Ballet to further expand their ballet training.
After graduating the BFA program in 2015, Robbie danced in New York City with the STEPS Repertory Ensemble and during their senior year of college, they were involved with the Amanda Selwyn Dance Theater. They also danced with a bollywood company called AATMA Performing Arts and traveled with some of their shows. Robbi auditioned for Spectrum Dance Theater back in New York City and then moved to Seattle in 2016. Since then, Robbi has created an extensive resume with artists in Seattle from Khambatta Dance Company to Tacoma Urban Performing Arts.
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One thing that Robbi is looking forward to most about being an Ambassador is the Instagram takeovers. Robbi also is looking forward to the blog posts that they will be writing. They share that they really admire the people that are really good at writing about dance and hope that they can dive into that to become a responsible reporter.
We are so happy to have Robbi as one of our DWC Ambassadors! Be sure to check out the full interview on our YouTube channel to hear more about Robbi’s dancing journey!
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