At a young age, Kaye was drawn to being a performer. Whether she was lip syncing to Stacy Lattisaw’s 1981 hit or throwing on her ballet leotard and gym socks to perform an impromptu show in her living room, she loved to be in front of an audience. Now, with countless shows under her belt, she’s graced stages locally and abroad with traditional Filipino folk dance troupe Folklorico Filipino Canada and with neo-Filipino folk dance group Hataw Performing Arts as a principal dancer. Throughout Toronto, Canada and in a 2020 tour in Asia, with “Kasa“, Kaye has shared her attraction to the aerial hammock, flare for fan dancing, and skillful shape shifting at events and parties.

Aerial Hammock, Fringe Manila

Dancing in the Park with HanHan – photo by Ibrahim Meru

Dancing in the Park with HanHan – photo by Ibrahim Meru

Aerial Hammock, image courtesy of Daybreaker

Acro Flow on the Nomad Cruise

Aerial Hammock on the Nomad Cruise

Fan Dancing, image courtesy of Bo Fajardo

Dancing in the Park with HanHan – photo by Ibrahim Meru

Vinta Princess, image courtesy of Bulgaria Folk Festival

Singkil Princess, Spain

Fan Dancing, image courtesy of Daybreaker

Contemporary Filipino folk fusion, choreographed by Janet L Castillo for Ditta Sandico at the Mabuhay Festival

Acro Flow with partner, Baybars, for Hataw at Mabuhay Festival

Binasuan, image courtesy of Fringe Manila

Aerial Hammock, image courtesy of Daybreaker

Fan Dancing, image courtesy of Daybreaker

Dancing in the Park with HanHan – photo by Ibrahim Meru

Dancing in the Park with HanHan – photo by Ibrahim Meru

Contemporary Filipino folk fusion, choreographed by Janet L Castillo for Ditta Sandico at the Mabuhay Festival

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