Jenny Oliver is a well-known dancer who’s performed throughout New England and across the United States. She’s danced in a performance with Derrik Grant (of Bring in Da Noise Bring in Da Funk fame), in Harlem, NY at the World Aids Day celebration in the Schoenberg Theatre. She is a High Honors graduate of Dean College's BA Dance Program and has continued her studies with such dance luminaries as Maurice Hines, Josh Hillberman, Bob E. Thomas, Denise Jefferson, Rennie Harris, Mr.Wiggles, Bboy Ynot, Brian Freedman, AC Ciulla, Jean Appolon, Wyatt Jackson and is an alumni of the Jacob’s Pillow School, receiving an Excellence in Achievement Award.

Through her aptitude and vehemence for dance, she is the dance captain and co-choreographer of Boston Tap Company, directed by Sean C Fielder (of “Noise Funk”). The mission of BTC is to educate and entertain through art as way of life. Promoting respect for ones self and others while creating a firm foundation of cultural history by means of art as a universal language.  BTC produces a positive, productive and respectful way of expression that encourages confidence amongst all.  She is also an alumni member of Roots Uprising, a modern performing company directed by well-known choreographer and teacher Nailah Bellinger and danced for several years with Arc-en-ciel Dance Troupe, a Haitian Folkloric performing company.

Her most recent endeavors include developing methods and theories to link the skills necessary for students to succeed in their academics with the skills and habits necessary to acquire professional dance technique, bridging the gap between traditional academia and the performing arts. 

In her work teaching up and down the New England states, Jenny brings considerable enthusiasm, knowledge, skill, and creative teaching philosophies, helping today’s youth navigate the challenges and obstacles to success and productive lives through the medium of dance. 

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J.Enterprising Productions