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EPISODE · Jun 27, 2025 · 24 MIN

Episode 013: Richard Hinds on Building a Career in Dance, Choreography & Direction

from Step Up Your Studio · host Michael Tasner

In this inspiring episode of Step Up Your Studio, host Angela sits down with acclaimed director, choreographer, and movement director Richard Hinds, whose work spans Broadway, the West End, and international stages. From his early days growing up in the studio to choreographing productions, Richard shares invaluable insights on: How to prepare young dancers for real-world auditions Why versatility is critical in today's performance industry The power of work ethic and teamwork in a professional setting Why giving proper credit in choreography matters more than ever How studio owners and teachers can stay relevant and connected Plus, Richard previews his upcoming appearance at the Dance Teacher Web Conference — including a not-to-miss session with Courtney Ortiz on choreography ethics in the digital age. Whether you're a studio owner, teacher, or aspiring choreographer, this episode is packed with wisdom and heart. 👉 Learn more about the event at: DanceTeacherWeb.com Episode 013: Richard Hinds on Building a Career in Dance, Choreography & Direction

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