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Erin M. Moore SAG/AFTRA, AEA THEATRE Shuffle Along Ensemble Broadway After Midnight Ensemble/woman who taps U/S Broadway Follies Young Stella Brodway Rigoletto Fan dancer The Metropolitan Opera Cotton Club Parade Ensemble Dancer Encores! City Center Follies Young Stella Kennedy Center/Ahmanson Theater Joseph...Dreamcoat Ensemble The MUNY Aladdin Belly Dancer The MUNY DANCE & CHOREOGRAPHY A Jazz Symphony -New World Symphony Josephine Michael Tilson Thomas Philadanco (Philadelphia Dance Company) Dancer Joan Myers Brown FILM Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk Michelle, Destiny'a Child Eng Lee American Hustle Principal Disco Dancer David O. Russell The Last Five Years "Moving Too Fast" dancer Michele Lynch, choreographer TELEVISION Z:The Beginning of Everything -Amazon Speakeasy Dancer Director Boardwalk Empire, Season 4 Principal Dancer, recurring Tim Van Patten Rolling Stones 50th Anniversary Concert Dancer Mark Swanhart Saturday Night Live with Kanye West Dancer Don Roy King/Yemi Ad America's Got Talent Season 8 Dancer Brooke Wendle/Luam Keflezgy Amici Rome, Italy Dancer Daniel Ezralow COMMERCIALS Tory Burch "Possessed" Tap Dancer/Jeans Model Gordon Hull Lucille Roberts Gym Fitness Model Banco Atlanitco-Portugal Under Water Model Sergio Henriques Kohls.com/Style.com Swimwear Model Slim in 6 Fitness Model Beach Body Productions INDUSTRIALS The Great Gatsby NYC Premiere Speakeasy Dancer Baz Luhrmann/Caitlin Gray Target Kaleidoscope Spectacular Dancer Ryan Heffington X-Box Kinect Dance Captain/Dancer Mother Industries TRAINING The Ailey School/Fordham University B.F.A. in Dance New York City SKILLS General Sports AEROBICS, BASEBALL, BASKETBALL, BOWLING, CHEER LEADING, DIVING, HIKING, ICE SKATE, JOGGING, JUMP ROPE, PING PONG, ROCK CLIMBER, ROLLER SKATE, ROLLERBLADE, RUNNING, SCUBA DIVER, SNORKELER, SOCCER, TRAMPOLINE, TRAPEZE, VOLLEYBALL Dance BALLET, BALLROOM, BOLLYWOOD / INDIAN, CLUB/FREESTYLE, HIP HOP, JAZZ, LINE, MODERN, SALSA, SWING, TAP, WALTZ Miscellaneous Skills HOSTING, PILATES, SIGN LANGUAGE, YOGA Page 1 of 2 .

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A Dance “Festival Within a Festival” at the Fringe
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