Tori Hey
Tori Hey was born in Sioux City, Iowa and raised in Chester, New Jersey. She began her dance training at age three with world-renowned teachers such as, Alexandra Wells, Ernesta Corvino, Linda Kent, Francesca Harper, and Talin Kenar. Tori spent several summers at the Alonzo King LINES Ballet Summer Program and was a member of the inaugural Complexions Pre-Professional Program. Tori holds a BFA in Dance from the Ailey/Fordham BFA Program where she was a recipient of the Agnes Varis Scholarship and the Ailey Artistic Scholarship.
Tori has danced throughout the United States with Arch Ballet, Ballets With A Twist, and as a featured Guest Artist in various productions of The Nutcracker in roles such as Sugar Plum, Snow Queen, and Arabian. She has performed at The Joyce Theater, Jazz at Lincoln Center, worked as a Movement Artist for Francesca Harper in artist Nick Cave’s installation “The Let Go” at the Park Avenue Armory, and as a Model under movement direction company Dead Serious for fashion label Imitation of Christ in their New York Fashion Week SS22 show. Tori is an American Ballet Theater (ABT) Affiliate Teacher, teaching throughout NYC and NJ. Now residing in Brooklyn, she is a freelance dancer, teacher, choreographer, and company dancer with Neville Dance Theatre.
Tori has danced throughout the United States with Arch Ballet, Ballets With A Twist, and as a featured Guest Artist in various productions of The Nutcracker in roles such as Sugar Plum, Snow Queen, and Arabian. She has performed at The Joyce Theater, Jazz at Lincoln Center, worked as a Movement Artist for Francesca Harper in artist Nick Cave’s installation “The Let Go” at the Park Avenue Armory, and as a Model under movement direction company Dead Serious for fashion label Imitation of Christ in their New York Fashion Week SS22 show. Tori is an American Ballet Theater (ABT) Affiliate Teacher, teaching throughout NYC and NJ. Now residing in Brooklyn, she is a freelance dancer, teacher, choreographer, and company dancer with Neville Dance Theatre.