Lacey Adud

Lacey Adud (she/her) is a versatile and talented performer whose career spans stage, film, and international productions. Known for her fiery stage presence and strong technical foundation, she brings power, precision, and authenticity to every space she steps into. 

Lacey’s foundation in dance and performance is rooted in her extensive training at Vlad’s Dance Company, where she refined her technique across a variety of styles, including Jazz, Contemporary, Hip Hop, Acro, Ballet, Tap, Ballroom, Modern, Freestyle, and Musical Theatre.  

From her training, she built strong relationships with world-renowned industry choreographers, including Wade Robson, Molly Long, Ricky Maalouf, Talia Favia, Kirsten Russell, Chase Hudson, Jade Whitney, and Jaclyn Royal. 

She appeared in the large-scale MLB World Series Opening Ceremony in 2025 (choreography by Charm La’Donna), along with other live performances with Air Canada and Sunwing/WestJet. Her film and video credits include DJ Karaba – “Sinking,” Nicole Huff – “I Got That Boom Boom,” and starred in an upcoming music video for recording artist Aries – “Sign Language.” Lacey has modeled for various dancewear and boutique apparel brands, bringing her movement expertise, natural performance quality, and strong on-camera confidence to every shoot. 

In addition to performing, Lacey continues to expand her artistry through choreography and by supporting choreographers as a creative assistant. For example, she is an Emerging Artist with IGNITE Dance Convention, meaning she serves as both an assistant and a teacher.  

Lacey believes that while this is her profession and career, above all it is her passion. She strives to create work that not only fulfills her, but also allows others to feel the same joy, connection, and energy that she experiences when she performs.