Maya Gomez del Campo is a Boston-based dancer, artist, and teacher. She trains in various genres of dance including jazz funk, hip hop, contemporary, jazz, and more. Since the age of 13, she has choreographed school theater productions, class combinations, competition solos, and recital dances. 

 

At 18 years old, Maya trained at the CLI Conservatory with over a hundred industry-leading choreographers in various styles. During her time there, she participated in multiple creative dance films and stage performances, expanding her experience and versatility as an artist. Under the mentorship of greats like Teddy Forance, Martha Nichols, Riley Watts, and Jakevis Thomason, she earned the tools needed to educate future generations of dancers.

 

In her classes, Maya focuses on creating an environment where students feel inspired and included. No matter the level or age, she makes sure dancers walk out with a better understanding of musicality, artistry, and movement. By bringing her professional dance experience, she prepares students with the knowledge needed to enter the dance world. Most importantly, she prioritizes fun and support in her teaching.