Press & media
Dedication. Expertise. Passion.
Princess Mhoon's groundbreaking work has garnered significant attention from press and media outlets worldwide.
Her innovative choreography and visionary leadership have been featured in numerous publications and highlighted on various platforms.
UChicagoArts Blog
Princess: I was born in Chicago during the Black Arts movement in the 1970s. Both my parents were artists. They were founding members of Najwa Dance Corps and Muntu Dance Theatre, both of which are companies that are part of the Chicago Black Dance Legacy Project. I have worked with five of the eight companies in the first cohort during my training or as a professional dancer, so my roots run deep in Chicago.
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Logan Center for the Arts appoints new strategic program manager for Chicago Black Dance Legacy Project
“Princess, a Chicago gem and powerhouse, is returning home! I am grateful the Chicago Black Dance Legacy Project will be under Princess’s very capable leadership and excited to witness her mastery at work,” says Regina Perry-Carr, Artistic Director of Muntu Dance Theatre of Chicago.
Riveting Women
When you search for Princess Mhoon Dance Studio, you will be led to her magnificent web site and see dancers in motion dressed in colorful costumes, wearing expressions of sheer joy and deep concentration on their faces. You will read her impressive resume and wonder, “How did we get so lucky to have this national treasure teaching dance and giving back to her community right here in Montgomery County?
The Chicago Crusader
The exhibition will include an activation on October 14, 2022 from 7–9pm at 150 N Riverside Plaza, including a liveperformance element, and an artist talkback with film creators Princess Mhoon and Nicole Clarke-Springer, moderated byEmily Hooper Lansana, Senior Director of Community Arts at the Logan Center.
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Leadership Greater Washington 2020
Next, leaders were joined by three incredible performer/facilitators from the DC-region who led interactive exercises and shared stories of what it is like to live and work as an artist in our region: Joseph Green, Founder, LMS Voice, Princess Mhoon ('16) Owner, Princess Mhoon Dance Institute and Naomi Jacobson, Actress/Coach.
Huffington Post
This dance queen of the nation's capitol has choreographed performances for the Kennedy Center for Performing Arts. She teaches at the Princess Mhoon Dance Institute in DC.
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