Jamaica Fraser is a dance coach, choreographer, and emerging dance artist. Throughout her dance training, Jamaica focused on ballet, contemporary, and jazz. She has attended programs such as the School of Cadence Ballet Summer Intensive, Fresh Dance Intensive, and Ignite, among others. She is an alumni of George Brown College Dance Performance diploma program and was recently selected to choreograph at the 2019 In Haüs where she had the opportunity to work with George Brown College dance students and debuted her first choreographic piece titled “The Apocalypse of Love”. During her time at George Brown, Jamaica had the privilege of being taught by notable teachers and choreographers such as, Hanna Kiel, Derek Sangster, Ryan Kelly, Ryan Lee, Tina Fushell, Nicola Pantin, Cindy Macedo, Laetitia Clement, and Kathleen Rea.

 

Jamaica has performed in productions of In Haüs, Unleashed, Lofty Goal Project and Beats and Intentions. She also performed in the Toronto 2015 Pan Am/Parapan Am Games.

Jamaica has successfully completed the BATD associate level in ballet and RAD Advanced 1 and is currently working towards the ADAPT syllabus certification training program. She is a dance educator that teaches her students about technique and artistry so they can progress to be the best dancer they can be.