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ABIGAIL DUDICH

ABIGAIL DUDICH

Oak Forest, Illinois USA

Abigail Dudich is from Oak Forest, IL, where she began dancing at the age of four.

She received much of her formal ballet training at A&A Ballet in Chicago, IL as well as The Academy of Dance Arts in Warrenville, IL and has performed in productions of Cinderella, The Nutcracker, and Sleeping Beauty. She had the opportunity to perform at the “Bravissimo International Festival” in Guatemala in 2019 and performed with Chicago Opera Theatre in their production of “Aleko” in 2019 as well.

She has also attended summer programs with Ellison Ballet as well as Joffrey Ballet (Chicago). She joined Ballet Pensacola as a member of the Corps de Ballet in August of 2022 and was promoted to Leading Artist in May of 2023.

Since joining Ballet Pensacola, she has danced in roles as the Soloist in La Sylphide (Darren McIntyre’s Phantom of the Opera), the Brave Pas De Deux (Darren McIntyre’s Odyssey), Vampire Bride(Darren McIntyre’s Dracula), Fairy of the Enchanted Garden (Stéphano Candreva’s Sleeping Beauty), among others. 

Abigail is excited to begin her third season with Ballet Pensacola.

“I dance simply because I love to perform. The rush and feeling of freedom and pure bliss that comes after all the hard work is unmatched.”

Place of Birth: Oak Forest, Illinois USA 

One Word to Describe Why I Dance: "Perform" 

Favorite Color: Lilac 

Favorite Role Danced: Anything from "The Nutcracker," specifically Flowers, Snow, or Chinese 

Dream Role: Odette/Odile or Giselle 

Favorite Choreographer: Alexander Ekman, Alexei Ratmansky, or Julius Reisinger 

Favorite Traditional Ballet: Swan Lake 

Favorite Cuisine / Dish: Mediterranean cuisine

Favorite Hobby: I'm into anything relating to fashion, particularly vintage. 

Fun Fact About Me: I have three younger siblings - two sisters and a brother, plus a tortoise named "Calvin." 

What Would You Like the Audience/Community to Gain from Your Performances: All I can ask and hope for from my audience/community is understanding (of the role I'm portraying) and, of course, enjoyment.

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