Madison on set as Emily in “Dektol” a short film directed by Hayden Mayer. Set to premiere fall of 2023.

Madison was overjoyed to finish out her Senior Year at the Chicago College Of Performing Arts taking on the most challenging role she has done to date playing Vida Levering in Elizabeth Robin’s Votes for Women directed by Barbara Zahora. This political play takes place in London during the Women’s Suffrage movement.

In the Chicago College of the Performing Art’s production of The Pajama Game, Madison played the role of Carmen a fun and unpredictable factory worker as she joined the fight for a 71/2 cent pay increase. The Pajama Game was directed and choreographed by Jane Lanier with music direction by Nick Sula.

Through 4th Line Theatre’s artists in residency program, Madison has been exploring her creative and choreographic voice while developing a new piece to an original song by Erika Meyer. This piece explores themes of isolation, longing and love and is set to be released in 2023.

Madison thoroughly enjoyed choreographing the world premier of Maja Ardal’s “Wishful Seeing,” directed by Kim Blackwell and loosely based on the novel by the same name written by Janet Kellough.

Madison is thrilled to be appearing in Evangeline Gentle’s new music video Dancing In A Gay Bar.

As apart of the CCPA composer/choreographer collaboration project Madison was delighted to workshop Scandinavian Winter to an original song by Erika Meyer. This piece will continue to be developed and morphed into a larger project. Stay tuned for more…

Madison joined an incredible cast and crew in CCPA’s production of Head Over Heels, directed by Derek Van Barham with music direction by Nick Sula and Choreoography by Breon Arzell. Madison dance captained the show as well as appearing in the ensemble as a Snakelette/Owlette and Arcadian.

Madison dusted off her soccer cleats to join The Young Company’s workshop of The Wolves directed by Lisa Ryder. In this production Madison played #7.

Madison is working towards achieving her yoga teachers certification. Madison wanted to expand upon her own personal yoga practice as well as gain a greater knowledge of how to share her practice with others while honouring the extensive history of this sacred practice.

Slow Burn was Madison’s first live show post-pandemic and because of this it holds an extra special place in her heart. Madison appeared in the piece entitled Emergent Strategy choreographed by Reece Caldwell and Simon Mazziotti

Madison played #4 (Forever Irene) in The Young Company’s Production of Jordan Tannahill’s The Concord Floral directed by Pattie Shaughnessy.

Madison joined an amazing cast to bring the world premier of “The Great Shadow,” written by Alex Poch-Goldin and directed by Cynthia Ashperger, to life. Madison played American actress Marguerite Snow as she fought for equitable pay. Her performance was described by Lynn Slotkin, The Slotkin Letter, as “staunch and forceful with a lot of important things to say.”

Madison joins her graduating class as they perform together one last time at Davenports Piano Bar. Many thanks to Nick Sula for his direction.

Alice In Wonderland with Scarlett Entertainment.