In the dark, a light come from two dim bulbs to your far left and right. Fog machines blow out thick puffs of smoke, faint whispers just fast the thick curtain encompass your still being. “Dancers set,”  “Curtain opening,” Soon, you’ll be illuminated under varying rays of light, and during this nothing else will matter. Get ready. Now dance.

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From a very young age Jordin Nicole knew that her life's purpose was to be an artist. At the age of eleven, after years of  partaking in talent shows, recreational classes, and any form of movement expression, Jordin would embark upon pursing a professional career in dance and would begin her serious pre-professional training at Dance Dimensions MD. It would be here Jordin would delve into technical styles of Ballet, Horton, Dunham, Jazz, Contemporary, Hip Hip, and Tap. Dance Dimensions would help her branch out in her artistry through various elite competitions, conventions, and community outreach programming. After years of summer intensives spanning from the immaculate Debbie Allen Dance Academy, Dance Theatre of Harlem, and Dallas Black Dance Theatre Jordin knew matriculating out of Howard she had to continue her dance dreams. Progressing in her studies and interests, Jordin has gone on to intern at Dallas Black Dance Theatre and work with notable choreographers such as Royce Zackery, Hope Boykin, Tommie Waheed, and more! Now with her BFA in Dance from the illustrious Howard University Chadwick A. Boseman College of Fine Arts and a current company member with SOLE Defined in Washington, D.C., Jordin Nicole she embarks on her future continuing performing, inspiring, motivating, and captivating on stages across the world. 

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