Jeff Cain

Jeff Cain has danced throughout the United States and abroad, and as a soloist for Garden State Ballet, where he studied extensively with Fred Danieli. Jeff also studied with Brooks Jackson. Both, Mr. Jackson, and Mr. Danieli having been with the first companies of New York City Ballet.
Other training of note was with David Howard – David Howard Dance Center, and with Wilheim Burmann and Bobby Blankshine – Steps Studio, New York, to name a few.
Studies of Jazz and Theater Dance: Frank Hatchett and Gregory Hines of Broadway Dance, Anne Reinking, Ronnie DeMarco, and Cecilia Marta to highlight a few.
He has judged dance competitions for companies such as “Showstopper” throughout his career, and has taught in New York and Los Angeles, as well as Master Classes throughout his travels. Throughout his travels, he has enjoyed cultivating series of classes for adults, as well as pre-professionals, and professionals.
Jeff has privately trained young dancers for International Ballet Competitions and has helped place dancers in prestigious programs, both in the States as well as in Europe.
Many of his dancers have moved on to dance with professional Ballet Companies throughout the United States.
Locally, he has taught and directed with a number of Studios, and at Classical Ballet Of Mobile. There, he spearheaded a successful, ongoing series of Invitational Performances, uniting the Dance community, and offering performance opportunity for local dancers. He has also directed with Mobile Opera Productions.
Jeff has had rolls in Daytime Television, guest starring rolls in Primetime and Film, and has appeared in many commercials. He has many theatrical credits, including originating the roll of “Chester,” in the South African production of, “A Little Life Like This.”
SAG/AFTRA, AEA.
He’s an award winning writer and producer, currently shopping scripts in Hollywood.
Jeff grew up in the South, and is happy to be back, to share some of his experience.