Trevor Silva

You can only take someone as far as you’ve gone yourself.

I’ve spent over a decade working professionally in NYC (8years) and LA(6years)—the top markets for dance—and everything I teach comes from the source.

A lot of training out here is built on passion, but not always on the level of experience most dancers are actually trying to reach. But Low key and no shade there are a few people who are burning bridges when it comes to opportunities because of their lack of professionalism. These people are training and shaping Miami’s next wave of dancers. So u can see why it’s important to know who you are learning from and what habits are you picking up that could End your career before it even started. I take my roll as an educator and mentor extremely serious knowing the amount of trust my students put into me.

I’m here to bridge that gap.

This is about real technique, real performance, and real industry understanding. I was told I would never work because of my height but because of my mentors (some are literally the ones who who wrote the book when it comes to dancing professionally) and the people I surrounded myself with I not only had a career but far surpassed what I even thought was possible for me. Now I’m ready to pay it forward and give the next generation not only dos and don’t but the tools to navigate situations you weren’t even prepared for or knew existed. There are those who wait to be lucky and then there are those who show initiative and handcraft the path they walk in this industry.

If you’re ready to level up the right way—
DM me.
Nothing but LOVE T