ABOUT ME

It was clear from a young age that performing was in my blood. My early “career” included hosting Hannah Montana concerts in my basement and spending my summers at theater camp. My parents put me in every activity imaginable growing up, but I always came back to performing. I actually started in ballet—and hated it. It wasn’t until I discovered the Disney Channel show Shake It Up at age 8 that I truly wanted to dance. I remember my mom looking at me and saying, “You know to dance like that (hip hop), you still have to take ballet.” Sassy little me rolled my eyes, and instead of going to a scheduled swim team tryout the next night, I walked into my childhood studio, Z Company Arts. And that’s where everything changed.I spent the next ten years training at Z Company, growing from the youngest kid who didn’t know her right from her left into a main company assistant for Zandra and Aly Thomas, traveling around the country to assist them. After switching to online school, I began traveling nationally to compete, earning titles, scholarships, and—most importantly—the drive to pursue this career professionally.

 

Originally, I planned to move to LA after high school, but I had a sudden shift in direction: I realized it wasn’t just the dance I loved, but the storytelling. That clarity pointed me toward NYC. I set my sights on becoming a true triple threat and auditioned for musical theater programs nationwide.I ultimately chose Pace University, where I am currently earning my BFA in Musical Theater with a minor in Commercial Dance (expected graduation 2026). Training at Pace, I’ve focused on deepening my acting and vocal work and building toward the dream of someday leading a musical.During my senior year, I had the privilege of playing Charity Hope Valentine in the fall MainStage production of Sweet Charity—an experience that transformed my goals and dreams moving forward.

 

Professionally, I have performed in high-profile events including New York Fashion Week, Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS events, and Broadway choreography workshops, collaborating with leading creatives shaping contemporary theater and commercial dance. My dynamic versatility is highlighted by dancing for global music icons Doja Cat and Justin Bieber, a testament to my stage presence and professional range.

 

Beyond performing, I am the founder of Kay Noelle Productions, launched in 2025—a creative venture dedicated to videography, choreography, and visual storytelling. My work embodies a distinctive artistic voice, capturing the emotional core of movement and music through film. Equally passionate about education, I mentors the next generation of artists, bringing the same energy and artistry to the studio that I try to bring to the stage and screen.