Inside Dance Lab NY: Josh Prince and the Art of Empowering Choreographers

In this inspiring episode, hosts Amy J. and Josh Prince sit down with the extraordinary Josh Prince, founder of Dance Lab New York and acclaimed Broadway choreographer. From his early days in Indianapolis to shaping the future of dance across stages worldwide, Josh shares an open-hearted look at his journey, including the passion, obstacles, and calling that led to Dance Lab NY. This is a must-listen for anyone in the arts or anyone curious about the power of creativity and resilience.

Key Moments & Timestamps:
[00:02:38] Josh’s Origins: How support from family and his “calling” led him from Indiana to musical theater stardom.
[00:14:14] Founding Dance Lab NY: Josh reveals the challenges and breakthrough moment that inspired him to create a nonprofit supporting choreographers.
[00:19:41] Process Over Product: Why Dance Lab NY prioritizes creative freedom and process, and how they support dance makers at every stage.
[00:26:27] Building a Nonprofit: Real talk on funding, board building, and learning to delegate for the sake of the mission.
[00:39:48] Rejection, Relationships, and Long-Term Success: Josh and Amy share powerful advice for staying positive, making connections, and navigating career rejection.
[00:48:37] Words of Wisdom: Josh’s closing thoughts for young artists—including the value of healthy relationships, embracing surprises, and playing the long game.

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