Emily Chisolm – Dancer

Emily (they/them) started dance lessons when they were three years old at NRG Allstars in Wollongong and attended dance and cheerleading lessons there for fifteen years. In 2014 they started traditional Scottish Highland dance lessons in New Zealand and continued them in Australia for seven years. In 2019 and again in 2023 they participated in the Dragons Dance Spectacular at WIN stadium. In 2024 they were a part of the first Australian open all-girl jazz team to place top three at The Dance Worlds international dance competition. In 2025 Emily successfully auditioned for a full-time dance course at Village Nation Performing Arts in Sydney. Emily has experience in stage and screen acting, singing, ballet, jazz, hip hop, tap, lyrical, Highland, pom, musical theatre, acro, commercial, competitive cheerleading, and sideline cheerleading.

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