As a classically trained dancer, Nancy Flroes has shared the stage with such world-renowned artists as Placido Domingo, Renee Fleming, and Deborah Voigt to name a few. Nonci also appeared as a featured dancer in Dance With Me starring Vanessa Williams and Cheyenne. She also appeared in Barry Levinson’s Avalon and as a featured dancer in The Shakespeare Theatre’s production of Twelfth Night at the Sydney Harmon Hall in Washington DC. She recently danced with the stars of “So You Think You Can Dance” – Benji Schwimmer, Sabra Johnson, and Jamal – on the Daughters of the American Revolution stage. She was cast in numerous productions as a principal dancer in Baltimore and at the Kennedy Center Opera House stage with the Washington Opera in such productions as La Traviata, Lucrezia Borgia, Samson et Delilah, Lakme, The Bartered Bride, The Flying Dutchman, Die Fledermaus, Aida, Hamlet, Macbeth, Andrea Chenier, Show Boat, Cenerentola, Carmen, and most recently Madama Butterfly.

As a choreographer, Nancy recently graduated from the Dance Icons Choreographic Institute in Washington DC where she premiered a featured work APOTHEOTIK. Upon graduating from CIDL, she became the recipient of the Mark Ryder Original Choreography Award/Grant for 2018.  She has been invited to participate in the Dance Metro DC benefit concert at Dance Place where she will premiere XENOMORPHIA, and her work APOTHEOTIK has been invited to participate in the Atlas INTERSECTIONS Festival in February 2018.

Nancy has been choreographing for competitive ballroom dancers for the past 15 years. She assisted choreographer Vladimir Angelov in numerous ballets for the Indianapolis Ballet, Richmond Ballet, Washington Ballet, Arizona Ballet, and Tokyo City Ballet. She has also choreographed for actors in Evita, Lysistrata, The Miser and An Ounce of Blues, and most recently The Hairy Ape.