Cindy Case

Cindy Case, who trained locally with Pamela Moore, DFCCA, began her professional career with a traineeship at Richmond Ballet in 2012. After spending two years as a member of Nashville Ballet II and another as an apprentice with Charlottesville Ballet, Cindy went west to San Diego Ballet before joining Ballet Theatre of Maryland in 2019. Previous professional credits include Serenade, Myrtha in Giselle, a Big Swan in Swan Lake, Snow Queen, Dew Drop Fairy, and Arabian in The Nutcracker, Princess Florine in The Sleeping Beauty, the waltz variation in Les Sylphides, and Queen of the Dryads in Don Quixote. She has danced contemporary and new works by Gina Patterson, Heather Maloy, Paul Vasterling, Gregory Hancock, R. Colby Damon, Javier Velasco, Keith Lee, Roman Mykyta, and Ashley Taylor; since joining BTM she has also had the pleasure of originating roles in works by fellow company members Michael West, Jr., Lindsey Bell, Karissa Kralik, and Isaac Martinez.

Cindy is a Diploma Fellow of the Cecchetti Council of America as both a dancer and teacher, and she holds her Bachelor of Science in Business Communication from Stevenson University. Currently, she serves BTM as a copywriter, Conservatory teacher, and Arts Integration instructor for the company's partnership with Anne Arundel County Public Schools. In 2019, her choreography Infernum in 3/4 premiered in San Diego Ballet's Dance Gallery. Her first mainstage work for BTM, Flow and Ebb, appeared in 2022's Les Sylphides and Other Works.