Ballet’s biggest problem is not technique—it is culture. Aaron Thao reveals why the future of dance belongs to artists who can collaborate, speak up, and build safer spaces for freelance dancers!

New York to London- CHOREOGRAPHER, Aaron Thao is creating new work through incubators and creative collaboration, offering ballet work- "it may not pay 1000 pounds (British GBP) but there is money for performances- these are professionals and should be compensated..." Some Key Conversational Point(e)s:Social media, ballet audiences, and the athletic side of danceHow a modern class led Aaron toward balletFrom medical school to dance medicine and New York trainingBuilding a freelance career across dance and side jobsWhy London’s freelance scene and talent pool drew him in..Leading with kindness in a toxic ballet cultureA NON Traditional PATH to DANCE as a CAREER- take a listen- Violin, Medical School, Business, and BALLET! For More on MORE ZAP please visit www.morezap.comor www.passion-power.comIf you're in LONDON September 12/13 check out the performances--Sadler's Wells TheatreAnd GALA performances in upstate New York= listen and jot down the deets.If you are interested in taking a workshop or clinic, contact us; we design Creative Projects that are customized.Publicists can pitch MOREZAP@GMAIL.COMNames mentioned in the opening remarks include social media influencers/principal dancers, Skyler Brandt, ABT, Isabella Boylston, ABT new mom and still twirling.. Stephen McRae, Royal Ballet. Note; Michelle Zeitlin, Host of Passion to Power is also a former ballet dancer, who has performed in NYC, Russia and in Europe, including with the Joffrey Ballet Concert Group and Kirov Ballet (Leningrad)