10/05/2026
Tomorrow, Erin Brady will officially enter The Vault as our first guest of the season. 🤍
For anyone who may not know, The Vault is more than just an extra class. It’s a space created for our Core dancers to grow beyond choreography and competition. We talk about confidence, identity, the dance industry, mindset, growth, insecurities, and all of the things that come with becoming not only a stronger dancer, but a stronger person.
And while Erin is a part of 23 Dance Space, she’s bringing something completely different into The Vault.
That’s what we love about The Vault. It isn’t about bringing in the same voice over and over. It’s about giving our dancers the opportunity to hear different perspectives, learn from different experiences, and take something from each person who enters this space.
Tomorrow is the first of many different voices this season, and I’m really excited for the girls to hear what Erin has to share. 🖤
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Erin Brady, Physical Therapist Assistant & Dance Instructor
Erin Brady is a Physical Therapist Assistant with a passion for movement, wellness, and dance. She graduated from Physical Therapist Assistant school in May 2021 and has been practicing at Beloit Hospital since the summer of 2021. Through her work in physical therapy, Erin has developed a strong understanding of anatomy, biomechanics, strength, flexibility, mobility, injury prevention, and injury recovery.
Erin’s passion for movement began at the age of three, and dance has remained a lifelong part of her journey. Now in her ninth year of teaching dance, she enjoys helping dancers develop strong technique, confidence, body awareness, and a lasting appreciation for the art of dance.
Her unique combination of professional experience as a Physical Therapist Assistant and nearly three decades of dance experience allows Erin to bring a knowledgeable, body-conscious approach to dance instruction. She is passionate about helping dancers understand how their bodies move, develop strength and flexibility safely, and build skills that support both their dancing and lifelong well-being.