Jacqueline Horton

Jackie has been performing on stage since the age of seven and started dancing about the same time. She has a background in jazz, tap, ballet, lyrical, and hip hop.

Jackie received two Bright Spot’s at the M.A.C.Y. (Music and Arts Commendation for the Youth) Awards in 2000 and 2002 for her roles in “SWEET CHARITY” and “KISS ME KATE” at Mission Viejo High School.

She has been involved in musical theatre for 13 years. She has played the roles of Anytime Annie in “42ND StEET”, Beatrice in “BEST LITTLE WHOREHOUSE INTEXAS”, and Cha-Cha DeGregorio in “GREASE”. Jackie has also performed in “GUYS AND DOLLS”, “YOU’RE A GOOD MAN, CHARLIE BROWN”, “CINDERELLA”, “JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAM COAT”, and many more.

Jackie has a love for performing and a dream of someday dancing on Broadway. Currently she teaches dance, Pilates, yoga, and other fitness classes and hopes to receive her personal training certification in the near future. She received her AA in May 2004 and plans on graduating from CSUF in May 2006 with Child and Adolescent Development as her major.

Jackie would like to thank Kristi Davar for all her support and guidance in helping her become the dancer she is today. Jackie thinks that there is no better way she could display that gratitude than to honor Kristi by working beside her in teaching the art of dance and performing.