Victoria Miller has been immersed in tap dance for over 15 years, and is known especially for her expressive footwork and tuned in musicality.
She received training at Center Stage School of the Arts (Georgetown) in ballet, modern, jazz, lyrical, hip hop, and tap. She sought out specialized tap training at the Tap Dance Center (Mississauga), and Bringing Tap Back (Kitchener), taking technique and company classes from both studios.
Throughout her training, Victoria has participated in several workshops including several Toronto Rhythm Initiative programs (directed by Allison Toffan & Juliana Kelly) where she enhanced her knowledge in the history of tap dance rooted in jazz music technique.
In 2012, Victoria competed with the Junior National Tap Team and travelled to Riesa, Germany to represent Canada at the IDO World Tap Championships, finishing 4th overall. Victoria’s proudest achievement is being a Resident Dancer in the first ever Toronto International Tap Dance Festival in 2017, directed by Allison Toffan where she worked with and performed alongside various professional artists within the GTA as well as international guest artist Ted Lewis Levy.
Victoria continues to strive for excellence in her training. She is currently a member of The Rhythm Ensemble (directed by Juliana Kelly) in their pre-professional division, gaining experience in high-level tap technique with an emphasis on jazz music and rhythms.
Above all, Victoria’s passion for tap dance lies in the idea of tap being as musical art form with rich history and ever-growing potential, which she wishes to pass on to her students.