Randa Barett

The true definition of natural born talent, Randa began her journey at a much older age than most. As a child she always showed her creative side by choreographing dances at home with her sister and friends. It wasn't until the age of 13, where Randa was introduced to the dance studio after taking her first hip hop class. After two short years, she knew dance was going to be her life. Randa excelled in her hometown of Calgary, Alberta, entering many competitions and winning several awards as well as performing at many events around the city. Reaching a plateau in Calgary, Randa knew if she wanted to live her passion as a professional dancer she would have to leave. In 2008 at the age of 19 she moved to Vancouver, BC to pursue her dream.Randa was accepted into the Intensive training program at Harbour Dance Centre. After her year at Harbour, Randa channeled her focus into hip-hop. She was accepted into SOULdiers Dance Company where she spent two years expanding her knowledge of hip-hop. Now on her own, Randa actively finds new ways to continue her growth as a dancer and artist. Randa got the opportunity to dance with Royal Caribbean which introduced her to the world of aerial work. She has found a passion for aerial and is now one of the skills she is actively working on, adding to her variety of abilities. Randa set a high goal for herself in trying to obtain her O-1 Visa to the United States where she could continue pushing toward her goals and dreams. In 2016 she got approved and resided in Los Angeles, California until 2019.Randa has had the privilege to work on stage and television. Some of her credits include Harvest Moon, Signed, Sealed, Delivered, Riverdale, Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist, Step Up 4: Revolution promo launch, BMW, Royal Caribbean, and for motion capture projects for video games. In the last twelve years Randa has had many performing opportunities; she truly lives for live stage and screenRanda has a passion for teaching. She believes in giving back to the community and helping the younger generations pursue their dreams. She has taught regularly all over the lower mainland, including dance studios, community centers, elementary schools and high schools. Randa also had the opportunity to work and train dancers who compete across the city. You can find Randa teaching regularly at Harbour Dance Centre. Show less «