Jasmine Huang

Jasmine Huang is a multifaceted, passionate Chinese-Canadian actor, dancer, singer, choreographer, and dance educator born and raised in Toronto. Her expertise in a myriad of dance styles, from Chinese dance to hip hop to ballet, make Jasmine a memorable and versatile performer and story-teller.

Jasmine has worked with some of Canada’s leading choreographers and companies, including Drayton Entertainment (Michael Lichtefeld), Thousand Islands Playhouse (Stephanie Graham), Little Pear Garden Dance Company, BollyHeelsTO, Amy Wright, George Jones Jr., Hollywood Jade, Jennifer Mote, and Christos Tsiantoulas. In New York City, Jasmine danced in Kendrick Lamar’s Tour Video (UBS Arena/Elio Alvarez), the Sneakerella Premiere (Disney+/Ali Koinoglou), and has danced with Royal Thieves Dance Team, Gotham Dance Theater, and J CHEN Project.

In 2008 and 2009, Jasmine received the highest score in Canada for the Beijing Academy of Dance Examinations in Chinese dance. She has trained in ballet, jazz, hip hop, contemporary, modern, musical theatre, and Chinese dance since the age of four. Jasmineis a graduate from the Claude Watson Dance Program at Earl Haig Secondary School and Broadway Dance Center’s Professional Semester Program in New York.

Jasmine studied acting at the William Esper Studio in New York City and at LB Acting Studios with Lewis Baumander. Starting off her acting journey by performing in her high school production of “Guys and Dolls”, Jasmine has gone onto perform in “Rock of Ages” and “Evita” with Drayton Entertainment, and previously played Mrs. Squires in the production of “The Music Man” at Thousand Islands Playhouse.

Music was a big part of Jasmine’s upbringing. She trained in piano from the age of four and completed her Royal Conservatory of Music examinations. She has been singing in choir since the age of 10 and currently trains regularly with her vocal coach, Donna Garner. Jasmine is loving every moment of her artistic journey and looks forward to more exciting opportunities to come!

In addition to performing, Jasmine is a part of the Underground Dance Centre Faculty, where she teaches six different genres of dance. Her creative mission is to use her diverse background in movement and other performance arts to tell human stories that connect people from all walks of life. @jasminehuang__