To dance for Kyle Abraham, master of the stylistic remix, is to be a chameleon. But William Okajima shape-shifts with particular ease. His background in competitive and commercial dance—by 13, he was already working with Sia—means he knows how to make almost any movement look at home in his body. Since joining A.I.M in 2024, he has learned to use that power to not just grab but sustain our attention. Read this story at dancemagazine.com.
Margaret Fuhrer 