High-Quality Training: Learn from professional artists and educators with real industry experience.
Performance Opportunities: Star in a full-scale musical production at the end of the summer.
Comprehensive Skill Development: Build confidence in acting, dance, and voice training.
Mentorship & Networking: Connect with industry professionals and peers who share your passion.
Community Impact: Be part of an initiative that fosters diversity, equity, and artistic excellence.
Antonia is a dance & choreographer that started her artistic journey here in Broward county fl at the age of 3. Quickly growing a passion for this art Antonia trained in many styles from; Ballet, Jazz, Contemporary, Modern, Hip-hop & Tap. Antonia participated in performing arts magnet programs at Parkway middle school & Dillard High School. While in high school Antonia also competed competitively at many major competitions earning high adjurations. High school is also where Antonia gained her love for teaching and choreography and taught at local studios in the Broward county area until she graduated. Upon graduating high school Antonia moved to Los Angeles to further her dance education. While in LA, she performed in stage shows like Carnival and Club Jete as well as booking commercials for Disney + and a music video with artist Renee Rapp. She also got the opportunity to put her own work on stage at NACHMO LA. Antonia returned to Broward to cultivate a space and community in the place she first fell in love with dance. Antonia is currently acting as choreographer and rehearsal director at Brevo Theatre. Antonia’s passion for dance extends beyond words and her hope is that her work will inspire others and give audiences an escape from their everyday life.
Dr. Arnekua Jackson is an award-winning music educator, choral director, and advocate for diversity in music education. With over 14 years of experience, she serves as Fine Arts Department Chair at Boynton Beach High School and an Adjunct Professor at Palm Beach State College. A Teacher of the Year honoree and Dwyer Award finalist, she has raised over $100,000 for student performances at Carnegie Hall. Dr. Jackson is also the author of I Belong in Music, a nationally recognized children’s book promoting minority representation. State Chair for the Florida Music Educators Association Multicultural Network, she continues to inspire through mentorship, research, and advocacy.
Dr. Yvette Maureen Holmes is a business strategist, professor, author, TEDx speaker, and community leader. As VP of Communications & Business Strategy at The Taylor Institute and VP of Operations & Strategic Planning for Black Women PhDs, she empowers professionals through coaching, leadership development, and mentorship. A five-time author and founder of The AMARA Woman, Dr. Yvette champions total-body wellness, business success, and personal growth. Known as the "Queen of Versatility," she inspires individuals worldwide to elevate their lives through innovation, strategy, and purpose.
At Brévo Theatre, we are committed to fostering an inclusive and accessible environment where all individuals, including those with disabilities, can fully engage in the transformative power of the arts. Through our Young, Gifted & Brave Conservatory and all our programs, we strive to create equitable opportunities for artists, students, and audiences of all abilities.
We recognize the unique talents and perspectives that individuals with disabilities bring to the creative process, and we actively work to remove barriers—both physical and systemic—to ensure full participation in our educational, performance, and community engagement initiatives.
Our commitment includes:
Accessible Programming: Providing accommodations such as ASL interpretation, audio description, and sensory-friendly performances.
Adaptive Learning: Offering individualized support and modifications in workshops, rehearsals, and performances to meet diverse needs.
Inclusive Casting & Opportunities: Ensuring artists of all abilities are welcomed and celebrated in our productions and training programs.
Ongoing Advocacy: Continuously evaluating and improving our accessibility efforts through collaboration with disability advocacy groups and our community.
At Brévo Theatre, diversity is our strength, and inclusion is our standard. We believe that theatre should be a space where everyone—regardless of ability—can express, create, and thrive.
For accessibility requests or to learn more about how we support individuals with disabilities, please contact us at info@brevotheatre.org.