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On May 17, 2014, Ms. Afrika Abney provided services for an event that took place at Kenilworth Gardens. Photo credit by Mr. William Calbert.
However, she gave away the outfit in this photo.
Flyer created and designed by Ms. Afrika Abney, Professional Dance Consultant
Ms. Afrika Abney possesses an extensive background of over 17 years in delivering services to dance companies, studios, and nonprofit organizations, with a focus on improving their operational efficiency and outreach within the dance community. Many of the organizations she collaborates with host programs and events that explore the interconnectedness of dance, poetry, and prose, creating a rich tapestry of artistic expression that transcends individual limitations and fosters a deeper appreciation for the arts.
"Dance consulting is a specialized field that offers professional guidance and support to dancers, choreographers, dance companies, and other stakeholders in the dance industry. Dance consultants can help with various aspects of dance production, such as artistic direction, marketing, fundraising, education, outreach, and evaluation. Dance consulting is important because it can enhance the quality, impact, and sustainability of dance projects and careers. Some of the benefits of dance consulting are:
- It can provide expertise and experience that may not be available within the dance team or organization. For example, a dance consultant can help a choreographer develop a clear vision and strategy for their work, or advise a dance company on how to reach new audiences and funders.
- It can offer fresh perspectives and feedback that can challenge and inspire the dance creators and performers. For example, a dance consultant can offer constructive criticism and suggestions for improvement, or introduce new ideas and approaches that can enrich the dance work.
- It can foster collaboration and networking among the dance community and beyond. For example, a dance consultant can facilitate communication and cooperation between different dance groups or genres, or connect the dance project with potential partners and collaborators from other fields and sectors."
"The average salary for a Dance Instructor is $33.50 per hour in Washington, DC. Commercial dancers are paid as independent contractors by the producing organization of a project. The average hourly pay for a Dancer in Washington is $16.63 an hour. In general, most dance studio employees are not full-time. This means they are paid by the hour or per class instead of earning an annual salary."
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