Rated LGBT Radio : the Fantastic Arcadian Broad, Dancer and Bullying Survivor

Our guests include esteemed journalist Brody Levesque and renown dancer and choreographer Arcadian Broad, who survived bullying under the perception that he was gay, to create dance that challenges and empowers the uniqueness of the individual.

Arcadian hit Broadway at age 11 and at age 13 was a sensation on America’s Got Talent, and performed on the Ellen Show.  After study at Julliard, Arcadian found a home with the Orlando Ballet Company. Marking his fifth season with the company, Arcadian at 21 has truly made an impact where in addition to his dancing he recently produced his first full length Ballet production “Beauty & The Beast” which won accolades all around. Building upon this success and continuing his artistic vision, Arcadian is now a sole producer. We will talk to him about his latest project From A to B: Series 1, an abstract contemporary program featuring two of Arcadian’s choreographic works 

“It’s based on the concept of “we hear, but don’t listen.” or “we look, but don’t really see.” Sometimes we get caught up in our own busy lives that everything becomes indecipherable static…white noise. We become too self centered to even care about what someone else is doing or feeling. This has grown to be a relevant issue in our generation. The small things are the most beautiful. Sometimes it’s okay to stop and smell the proverbial roses.”