La'Toya ElectrKPrincess Jackson

La’Toya "ElectrKPrincess" Jackson is a dancer, songwriter and performing artist from Fort Worth, Texas. She received a B.A. from Clark Atlanta University in Atlanta, Georgia where she studied Mass Media Arts with a concentration in Radio, TV and Film. She also trained in classical ballet, jazz, African and modern at Ballethnic Academy of Dance under the direction of Waverly Lucas and Nena Gilreath with additional instruction from Savery Morgan, Laila Howard and Brandy Carwile. She joined the preprofessional dance ensemble, Ballethnic Youth Ensemble and participated in the Arthur Mitchell Project receiving instruction from Mr. Arthur Mitchell in advanced master classes and workshops. She has danced in several ballet productions including Ballethnic Dance Company’s Urban Nutcracker, Jazzy Sleeping Beauty, Flying’ West and The Leopard Tale Currently, La’Toya Princess Jackson is a graduate student at Harvard University, where she studies dance at the Harvard Dance Center under the direction of Jill Johnson. She is a company member for the Harvard-Radcliffe Modern Dance Company and a dancer with the Harvard Bhangra Dance Company. She is taking graduate courses at the Harvard Extension School for her studies in Visual Arts. Additionally, La’Toya Princess Jackson works for Boston Ballet as a Teaching Artist for Boston Ballet’s CityDance and ECI on Location. She also teaches ballet at Stajez Cultural Arts Center and for the Boys and Girls Club organization in Boston and Atlanta.

Most recently she worked production for Boston Ballet's "The Nutcracker" at the Boston Opera House.