ALUMNI

Our MCDA Alumni are the heart of our dance community, representing the talent, dedication, and passion that begins in our studios. This page celebrates the journeys of past students, showcasing their achievements, performances, and the lasting connections formed through dance. Whether continuing in the arts, pursuing other passions, or giving back to the MCDA community, our alumni inspire and remind us of the joy, discipline, and friendships that dance creates.

SAMANTHA CRAIG

Samantha “Sami” Craig, a proud alumna of Matthew Cram Dance Academy, has made her mark on the world stage with the iconic Moulin Rouge in Paris. Growing up in Maslin Beach, South Australia, Sami honed her dance skills at MCDA before embarking on a remarkable journey that led her to perform at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games Opening Ceremony and secure a coveted position at the Moulin Rouge.

Her story is a testament to the dedication and passion instilled at MCDA, inspiring current and future dancers to pursue their dreams with determination and heart.

ABBEY CASE

Congratulations to MCDA’s very first student, Abbey Case, who has accepted a contract with MSC Cruise Lines and will be performing on their newest cruise ship, touring all over Europe! As Dance Captain on the MSC Euribia, Abbey is living her dream, showcasing her talent, leadership, and passion for dance on an international stage.

We are so proud of Abbey and can’t wait to hear all about her amazing performances — she continues to inspire current and future MCDA students to pursue their own dreams with dedication and heart.

KASEY MILLER

One of MCDA’s original students, Kasey Miller completed her Diploma of Professional Dance at Brent Street in November 2022.

She returned to MCDA as a teacher, inspiring the next generation of dancers, and has now secured her first professional contract as a dancer onboard Royal Caribbean’s Utopia of the Seas, performing across the USA and Bahamas.

Congratulations Kasey!

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