Madison Brown

Madison Brown is a ballet artist from Wellington, FL whose talent, versatility, and dedication have distinguished her as one of the most promising young dancers of her generation.

Brown began her dance training at the age of two and, at age ten, joined Lents Dance Company and The Art of Classical Ballet, where she developed the technical foundation and artistry that would propel her to national and international recognition. Throughout her youth career, she earned numerous prestigious honors, including the Legacy Award at Universal Alliance and National Outstanding Dancer titles from New York City Dance Alliance in 2015, 2017, and 2019.

In 2018, Brown showcased her versatility by performing contemporary works on NBC's World of Dance. Her exceptional competition success continued in 2019 when she captured the Gold Medal at the World Ballet Competition, the Youth Grand Prix Award at Youth America Grand PrixTampa, and the Bronze Medal at YAGP Finals in New York City.

From 2018 through 2021, Brown was recognized as an American Ballet Theatre National Training Scholar. In 2021, she joined the ABT Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis School before advancing to ABT Studio Company in January 2022.

That same year, Brown expanded her artistic reach by performing alongside Mariah Carey in a work choreographed by James Whiteside for the Global Citizen Festival. In 2023, she represented the United States at the prestigious Prix de Lausanne, performing Do You Care?, a Young Creation Award-winning solo choreographed by Aleisha Walker.

Brown became an apprentice with American Ballet Theatre in November 2023 and was promoted to the Corps de Ballet in July 2024. Her growing repertoire includes Moyna in Giselle, Midnight Pas de Deux, the Rose Pas de Trois in The Sleeping Beauty, a leading role in Sextet, and a featured role she originated in Wrecka Stow.

In 2025, Brown received the prestigious Chris Hellman Dance Award from the Princess Grace Foundation-USA, recognizing her exceptional artistry and future promise. She was also honored to perform alongside Misty Copeland during Copeland’s retirement gala, a landmark celebration recognizing the historic career and enduring impact of one of ballet’s most influential and transformative artists.

Today, Brown continues to build an impressive career with American Ballet Theatre, captivating audiences with her artistry, athleticism, and stage presence. As one of the company’s rising young talents, she represents the next generation of ballet while inspiring young dancers through her commitment to excellence, perseverance, and artistic expression.