We are excited to be adding two new amazing dance educators to our faculty this season, Seana Williams and Malcolm Messado!

Seana Williams

Seana Williams started dancing recreationally at the age of 3, and was quickly selected for the competitive team at her local dance studio. At the time her father saw that she had a natural ability to dance and decided to move her to a more intense program that had Vagonova based Russian ballet.

In 2014 Seana was accepted into the Juilliard summer intensive program where she worked with world renowned choreographers and teachers. The following year Seana was accepted into the Alvin Ailey American dance theatre 6 week summer intensive. In both these intensives she learned modern contemporary techniques such as Cunningham, Graham, Dunham, Horton, West African dancing and much more.

Shortly after, Seana attended Simon Fraser University. There she studied contemporary dance and graduated in 2020 with a Bachelors of Fine arts with Honors.

Seana’s goal is to share her knowledge and education in dance. She inspires dancers to think outside the box and broaden their creativity in all that they do in this art.

Malcolm Messado

Malcolm is a professional dancer from Toronto, Ontario, Canada’s top city for the Entertainment Industry. He is currently a Full Member of ACTRA and has worked for ArCst such as En Vogue, Arianna Grande, Avril Lavigne, July Talk, Anastasia A, Classified, Electric Ave, Rebel Coast, Meaghen Smith, Thugli, Cascada, and Audio Playground as well as TV/Film projects for Disney’s Zombies, Disney Sneakerella, YTV, LifeCme, Much Music/ M3, CTV, Raptors, Rogers, Spotify and TIFF. His choreography has been featured in shows like Really Big World by ANU Productions, fever after Dark, Choreographers ball, OIP’s the ring, WOD Toronto, Two Worlds Apart Charity Showcase, Monsters of Hip-Hop, and The Bazaar and has been recognized by choreographers such as Michael Jackson immortal tour director Mike Cameron and Tre Armstrong.

Malcolm has received many awards throughout his career. These awards include scholarships from studios and conventions like OIP Dance Centre and Monsters Of Hip Hop, as well as various dance battle victories from TUDS SxS 2013 and the Monsters Of Hip Hop Club Stylez ball. He was also awarded with an Industry RepresentaCon award, an award given to someone who represents Jade’s hip hop academy through the Toronto dance industry via dance battles, various jobs and auditioning for SYTYCD Canada.

Malcolm currently resides in Toronto where he continues to grow and be inspired as a Dancer while at the same time aiming to inspire other dancers around him.