I have been extremely fortunate to have worked with, for and taught some amazing dancers, choreographers and studio owners. This girl is definitely one of them. Her effervescent attitude and love for our art is truly something to be respected. She has grown to be an amazing performer and I am so thankful to have had the opportunity to watch the process. So without further ado, here is my first DanceTchrProbs interview.
DanceTchrProbs: Thank you so much for giving me some time out of your already busy schedule. I know how difficult it can be to just answer a few emails in our industry, so my readers and I are very thankful! Can you give us a Cliff&#;s Notes version of your bio?
Sloan-Taylor Rabinor: Sloan-Taylor grew up and trained in Phoenix, Arizona. At the age of 17, she began traveling and assisting choreographers such as Brian Friedman, Laurieann Gibson, Wade Robson, and Mia Michaels. Sloan’s love for dance took her to Los Angeles in Starting out fresh in a new place Sloan’s ability took her straight to the top, landing her a spot as a backup dancer for Lady Gaga’s iconic performance on the VMA’s. Sloan’s talent and ambition placed her on the original screen te
Sloan-Taylor Rabinor grew up and trained in Phoenix, Arizona. At the age of 17, she won her first national title at the dance convention The Pulse as the first Elite Protege. That is where her dance career really began. With The Pulse, she started traveling and assisting choreographers such as Brian Friedman, Laurieann Gibson, Wade Robson, and Mia Michaels. Sloan’s love for dance took her to Los Angeles in Starting out fresh in a new place, Sloan’s ability took her straight to the top, landing her a spot as a backup dancer for Lady Gaga’s iconic performance on the VMA’s. In that performance, Sloan is seen as the wild one in the famous “wheelchair moment”. Sloan has completed four world tours dancing for Lady Gaga and performed in her Las Vegas residency.
In terms of music videos she can be seen in “GUY”, “Applause”,“Bad Romance”, “Telephone”, "John Wayne”, “Forever”, and “ What A Man Gotta Do”. She has also danced on Ellen, X Factor (UK), Oprah, AMA’s, Grammy’s, Billboard awards, and VMA’s. Other artist include The Jonas Brothers, Selena Gomez, Halsey, Rosalia, Fletcher, Panic at the Disco, Dua Lipa, Justin Bieber, Nicki Minaj, Kelly Clarkson, and Gwen Stefani. In
Known for her unique and sometimes even freaky style, Gaga surely isn’t afraid to go the extra mile for her performances. So, who are the backup dancers for Lady Gaga’s viral and acclaimed stages?
From the dawn of her career in to the newest updates, let’s take a look at these talents and see how much they have dedicated to the Mother Monster!
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List of Backup Dancers for Lady Gaga
Amanda Balen
Coming from Canada, Amanda Balen had gone through rigorous training under Tiffany’s Dance Elite before her name rose to fame.
Her first gig was the sitcom “The Suite Life of Zack and Cody”, and it was a launch for her to audition for top stars in the music industry.
Balen worked with Lady Gaga since the early “The Fame Monster” era and became part of Haus of Gaga. She continued to appear throughout the “Born This Way” and “ARTPOP” eras. However, she left the Haus before ARTPOP ended.
After her departure, she still performed for Gaga in limited and selected shows such as the 58th Grammy Award Ceremony, Super Bowl LI , Saturday Night Live , and Coachella
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Anthony Lofendo
The Chicago-born d
Sloan-Taylor Rabinor
Sloan-Taylor Rabinor is a celebrated dancer and emerging fitness expert, joining the KAR Dance Convention as our newest faculty member. Raised and trained in Phoenix, Arizona, Sloan's dancing prowess shone through early on when she bagged her first national title at the age of 17 at The Pulse dance convention. This victory marked the beginning of her illustrious dance career, leading her to assist esteemed choreographers such as Brian Friedman, Laurieann Gibson, Wade Robson, and Mia Michaels.
In , Sloan relocated to Los Angeles, where her exceptional talent catapulted her into a role as a backup dancer for the pop music sensation, Lady Gaga. She debuted in the VMA performance and has since danced in three of Gaga's world tours - The Artpop Ball, Born this Way Ball, and Monsterball. Her notable appearances extend to music videos such as GUY, Applause, Bad Romance, and Telephone.
Sloan's dynamic portfolio extends far beyond one artist. She has displayed her talents alongside a constellation of stars, including Selena Gomez, Justin Bieber, Nicki Minaj, Rosalia, Panic at the Disco, Kelly Clarkson, Halsey, Fletcher, Gwen Stefani, and Avril Lavigne. With Selena
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