Slade Falgout is a versatile commercial dancer trained in Hip-Hop, Contemporary, and Jazz. A triple threat whose range makes him equally at home in high-energy street work, emotionally driven storytelling, and polished, camera-ready performance.

Born in Erath, Louisiana, Slade was moving before he was trained. Formal work began at age 9, where instinct was sharpened into technique, discipline, and stage command. Michael Jackson set the standard: precision, presence, and the ability to hold a room.

Since then, Slade has trained with commercial industry names including Geo Hubela, JaJa Vankova, Sean Lew, Lane Napper, GiaNina, Menina Fortunato and Mark Villaver just to name a few… That work that sharpened his hip-hop foundation and his ability to pick up and execute fast in a room.

Slade has carried that into film and music video work, appearing in a music video for international artist Enola Bedard, and into a decade of live performance experience — including work as DJ and Emcee for Encore DCS Dance Competition, where controlling a crowd is the job description. He serves as Brand Ambassador for Gold DanceLife, the organization led by Rhee Gold and Michelle Soutier, and is a teacher at The Studio Dance and Fitness Center in Delcambre, Louisiana.

He is also the host of Soul 2 Soul, a podcast where he sits down with dancers, studio owners, teachers, and industry professionals to break down the business and entertainment side of the industry — asking the questions people actually want answered. It's a reflection of how Slade approaches the work itself: curious, informed, and fluent in the realities of the industry, not just the artistry.

He founded the nonprofit Steps of Kindness with Slade, which uses dance to build inclusive, judgment-free spaces for people of all abilities.

What Slade brings to a set: a performer who adapts fast, takes direction, and can shift from raw hip-hop grit to soulful contemporary in the same session — plus the professionalism of someone who has been on both sides of the stage. He doesn't just execute choreography. He performs it.