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Something to Dance About with Jacqueline Porter

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Jacqueline Porter saw The Nutcracker at Lincoln Center at the age of 6 and she was hooked. In this episode Jaqueline discusses her journey as a dancer, performer, and ultimately a dance teacher. From her early days studying at the world-renowned Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet, to moving to New York City at the young age of 17 with dreams of stage stardom, to founding The Dallas Dance Conservatory, she has no plans for slowing down.


Today, Jacqueline continues to embrace her passion for dance to the fullest as a teacher. Sharing her passion and instilling the love for dance which she had as a young girl into a new generation of dancers. From Pennsylvania to New York City, from Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat to Jerome Robbins’ Broadway, through love and heartbreak, always with the passion for dance by her side, in heart and soul, she has truly found her calling.


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