Brooke Noska

Brooke Noska grew up in Medina, Ohio, where she began her formal ballet training at Hudson Conservatory of Ballet. In 2019, she competed at the Youth America Grand Prix finals in New York City and was selected to be in the final round for senior women. After placing in the top 12, Noska joined Houston Ballet Academy’s professional division on scholarship, training under the guidance of Claudio Muñoz, Cheryne Busch, and Susan Bryant. While in the academy, she performed featured roles in Stanton Welch’s Brigade, Play, and Chopiniana, and had the opportunity to perform with the company in The Nutcracker and Jubilee of Dance. Noska spent one year at Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre’s graduate program, performing in many company productions, including Russian Girl in Serenade. Since joining KCB II in the 2024-2025 season, Noska has performed numerous roles in Anna-Marie Holmes’ Don Quixote, Septime Webre’s ALICE (in wonderland), and Devon Carney’s The Nutcracker. She also had the opportunity to perform the leading role of Belle in Bruce Wells’ Beauty and the Beast for the Family Series. Noska is very excited for her second season with Kansas City Ballet.