Megan Edwards is a dancer, choreographer and dance educator.

 

She received her early dance training at Dance Strides Barbados and went on to earn a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Performance and Choreography at the Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts (EMCVPA), Kingston, Jamaica.

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Not only is Megan trained in Modern, Caribbean Folklore, and Jazz, she is also trained in Ballroom and Latin - genres in which she has competed across the Caribbean, and has taken examinations under the International Dance Teachers’ Association (IDTA) where she is currently at Gold.

Megan is a member of Riddim Tribe, and she was a member of L’Acadco – A United Caribbean Dance Force and DanceWorks. Performing with these companies taught her resourcefulness, team-building skills, and the power of collaboration and excellence. She also has experience as a stage technician, with skills such as designing and operating lights and sound, as well as stage management.

Her vision is a Caribbean that appreciates dance, and her mission is to be a representative for dancers whilst helping to change the negative view that society has of dance being a viable career.