Alyce Keaggy Brinkmann's career as a leading artist with Milwaukee Ballet Company spanned an impressive 13 years. During her tenure, she amassed an extensive classical repertoire and performed principle roles in iconic ballets such as Swan Lake, Giselle, Coppelia, Sleeping Beauty, and Romeo and Juliet. She had the privilege of collaborating with renowned choreographers including Enrique Martinez, Lynn Taylor Corbett, Jean Paul Comelin, and Margo Sappington.

 

In her two years with the joint venture of Milwaukee and Pennsylvania Ballet, Alyce danced principle roles in George Balanchine’s Symphony in C, Square Dance, Scotch Symphony, and Serenade. She also toured nationally and internationally as a guest artist and served as a principal dancer with Williams/Gerard Productions of New York.

 

Alyce Keaggy Brinkmann received her training on scholarship with Larry Long at the Ruth Page Foundation of Chicago, during which time she performed numerous roles in the Chicago Tribune Charities production of “The Nutcracker.” Her training journey was enriched by the mentorship of notable teachers such as Lupe Serrano, Victoria Simon, and Elena Tchnichova.