Scott Fox Email & Phone Number

Scott Foxx received his training from several preparatory schools throughout the country, including the Virginia School of the Arts, Interlochen Arts academy, Richmond Ballet and the University of North Carolina School of the Arts. In addition to graduating from the aforementioned schools, Scott has worked with Arthur Mitchell, Marina Eglevsky, and Rick McCullough. During this time he appeared in many ballet performances such as Petrushka, Holberg Suite, Stars and Stripes. Scott began his professional career at Southwest Virginia Ballet where he performed several dancing roles under Terri Post. He also performed in Nutcracker, Sleeping Beauty, and Coppélia. After leaving the company, Scott joined Boca Ballet Theater in Boca Raton, Florida. He was part of the original cast to perform Christopher Fleming’s “Play Ball”. He also performed with Vee Corporation Touring show. He spent 5 seasons touring with this company as a Dancer. He held many company auditions and became Performance Director during his last season with the show. Scott started his new adventure working top broadway Shows under Local 764 which included “ Spider-Man: Turn off the Dark, Wicked, Rock of Ages, The Lion King and The Radio City Christmas Spectacular.Currently, Scott teaches at Joffrey Ballet School in NYC where he holds a New York State License for proprietary schools. He teaches in the Jazz program, Youth Ballet Program, Adult Ballet Program, and Master Classes for the school. Scott also re-stages “ Nutcracker Battle Scene” for the school and choreographs for Joffrey’s production of “Alice in Wonderland” as well as the summer intensive programs, choreographing shows for the school. Scott runs his own company of 6 dancers with “James D. Dance Theater” (In honor of his late younger Brother, J.D.) formally known as SAF Dance. The fairly new company is located in Bowie, Maryland where he took a brief leave of absence to pursue with his career at Joffrey Ballet School in New York.

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