Now, Madison is professional dancer, model, singer and actress, living in New York City. She has performed in a variety of professional shows both in and out of the city, in addition to contract residencies at MGM’s Borgata in Atlantic City, and Caesar’s El Dorado in Reno, Nevada. A December baby and huge Christmas lover, Madison has been fortunate to spread Christmas cheer worldwide- acting as Dance Captain for the First National Tour of '“Christmas in the Air’ in 2024, and spending the end of 2025 performing in “Broadway Christmas Wonderland” in Tokyo, Japan.
Previously, Madison was invited to join the Radio City Rockettes Conservatory program and has assisted Katie Walker and Sarah Hodge in the Precision Dance Collective and other projects. She also frequently finds herself working on TV/Film sets- her most notable being “Devil Wears Prada 2” and “American Love Story” on FX. As well as working on modeling jobs throughout NYC and New Jersey with various photographers and event coordinators.
When she’s not dancing, you can often find her strolling through Central Park, bartending, playing with her adorable pets, or in a yoga class!
Madison went on to attend Lavilla Middle School of the Arts and Douglas Anderson High School for the Arts. Here, she was a member of Dance Theater and the National Dance Honor Society. She also frequently performed alongside the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra, presented work at the National High School Dance festival and won the ‘Student Choreographic Excellence Award’ at the county, state and national level from the National PTA Board. During this time, Madison joined the competition/convention world as she transitioned to Barbara Thompson School of Dance.
Upon graduation, Madison attended Florida State University where she continued to showcase her own works and learned alongside the MANCC organization- the world’s only National Choreographic Research Center. In 2021, she graduated Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelors of Fine Arts in Dance.
Born in Jacksonville, Florida, 4-year-old Madison wanted to be just like her baseball-playing older brother. However, after she spent more time twirling in the outfield than she did keeping her eye on the ball, her mother decided to trade T-Ball for tutus.
She then began her dance training at Ballet Arts Center under the direction of Beth Marks and Heather Loveland. She tried other artistic endeavors along the way such as figure skating and playing piano, but like other 'Bunheads' in her family tree, nothing enthralled her the way ballet did.
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