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Dani Maloney Dance Selected to Participate in World of Dance Championship

Dani Maloney Dance, a traveling contemporary dance collective based in Las Vegas, Nevada, founded by Dani Maloney ’17 (Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance), was selected to compete in the 2022 World of Dance Championship Week in Buena Park, California. World of Dance is the largest international urban dance competition with focus on the art of street dancing and today’s choreography. World of Dance is the largest touring event that embraces urban dance and lifestyle. Hundreds of participants with the country’s top dance teams, and thousands of spectators will partake in a performance festival setting, awarding today’s top dancers with prestigious honors.

DMD’s mission is to reach a wide variety of people by increasing accessibility to the arts with its productions. Visit www.danimaloneydance.com to learn more and support the organization.

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