Joined Ballet West II: 2020
Joined Ballet West: 2022
Promoted to Demi-Soloist: 2024

Rylee Ann Rogers is from Orem, Utah.  She joined Ballet West II in 2020 and was promoted to the main company in 2022.  Her ballet training began in Utah County at the age of 3 with the Barlow Arts Conservatory and The Dance Club.  As a pre-teen, Rylee Ann spent her summers in New York City training with The School of American Ballet on full merit scholarship.  At 14, she was invited to join SAB’s year-round program.  She graduated with honors in 2020 from The School of American Ballet and the Professional Performing Arts High School.  Rylee Ann thrived in the competitive dance world for several years where she was awarded top honors and scholarships from the most renowned dance and ballet organizations in the world.  Most notably, she was a two-time recipient of the Grand Prix Award at the prestigious Youth America Grand Prix ballet competition.  Rylee Ann has performed on some of the world’s most celebrated stages, including Radio City Music Hall, where she danced the role of Clara in the Radio City Christmas Spectacular, and the David Koch Theater at the Lincoln Center in various roles with the New York City Ballet and SAB.  With Ballet West, Rylee has danced roles in Robbins’ Glass Pieces, Christensen’s The Nutcracker, Smuin’s Romeo + Juliet, and Stevenson’s Dracula, to name a few.

Rylee Ann’s passion for dance and ballet have only deepened during her opportunity to teach the upcoming generation and explore her artistry and creativity through her original choreography. Faith, family and beauty are Rylee Anne’s inspirations and hard work, devotion, and determination are making her dream of being a professional ballet dancer come true.

Follow Rylee Ann on Instagram @r_y_l_e_e_a_n_n.

Click below to see Rylee Ann’s roles.

2022-23 Season

  • Onegin (Cranko)
  • Rodeo (DeMille)

2021-22 Season

  • Dracula (Stevenson)
  • The Nutcracker (Christensen)
  • Romeo + Juliet (Smuin)
  • Glass Pieces (Robbins)

ON TOUR

  • Romeo + Juliet (Smuin) – George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Center, Park City, Utah