Jack Hindocha-Daniels

Jack Hindocha-Daniels, from Seattle, Washington, began his ballet training at Pacific Northwest Ballet, where he performed in George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker  and Pacific Northwest Ballet’s The Sleeping Beauty as a student. In 2020, Hindocha-Daniels moved to San Antonio, Texas, where he trained with DeCruz Ballet under the direction of Lindsi Dec and Karel Cruz. He later returned to Seattle, training with Emerald Ballet Academy and Emerald Ballet Theatre performing in productions including Paquita, Tales of Beatrix Potter, The Sleeping Beauty as Prince Désiré, Coppélia as Franz and The Nutcracker. Hindocha-Daniels also attended full-time classes with the University of Washington Dance Department in the 2023-24 academic year. 

Hindocha-Daniels attended summer programs with the School of American Ballet, Next Generation Ballet, Pacific Northwest Ballet, Boston Ballet, The Royal Ballet School, Elmhurst Ballet School, Milwaukee Ballet and Kansas City Ballet. He competed at Youth America Grand Prix (YAGP) Seattle in 2023 and 2024, earning multiple medals in Senior Classical, Senior Contemporary and Pas de Deux categories, and attended YAGP Finals both years. 

Hindocha-Daniels joined KCB II as a trainee in the fall of 2024. He performed Gaston in Bruce Wells’ Beauty and the Beast, Basilio and Siegfried in KCB II productions, Christopher Ruud’s We, the Prince in Bruce Wells’ Snow White and Lumen in Maria Konrad’s Spark. He also performed in Kansas City Ballet productions including Septime Webre’s ALICE (in wonderland), Devon Carney’s The Nutcracker and Swan Lake, Anna-Marie Holme’s Don Quixote, Lila York’s Celts, George Balanchine’s Stars and Stripes, Agnes de Mille’s Rodeo and Septime Webre’s The Great Gatsby.