about

Known as one of “Tap’s Leading Ladies” and cover girl

for Dance Spirit magazine’s Tap issue, Maud Arnold is a

member of the Syncopated Ladies and performed in their

sold-out full-length concerts in Los Angeles, NYC, DC, and

Dubai. Maud has appeared on ABC's Good Morning America 

and at Essence Fest in New Orleans after their video covering

Beyoncé’s Formation, went viral. Beyoncé shared the video on all

of her social media and then hired the Syncopated Ladies to perform

at her Ivy Park active wear clothing line launch at TopShop, London. 

Maud has quickly become a sought after teacher, judge and performer

worldwide. Mentored and trained by Debbie Allen, Maud has taught at

Debbie Allen Dance Academy in Los Angeles and Allen’s Dance

Institute in Texas. Further to teaching in the USA, Maud has taught

tap dancing and Afro-Funk in Dubai, Brazil, Japan, Spain, United

Kingdom, Croatia, Ukraine and Russia.

Maud’s Television Credits Include: BET Experience: 106 and Park, 

The Late Late Show With James Corden, HBO’s Boardwalk

Empire, Switched at Birth, Secret Talents of the Stars as a

featured dancer with Mya, The Today Show and Syncopated

Ladies winning Season 11 of FOX’s So You Think You Can

Dance: Dance Crew Battle. Maud can be seen in national

commercials and print ads for Toyota, GAP and CANTU and

has worked with Beyoncé on several commercials and music

videos. 

Maud is the co-director and producer of the critically

acclaimed DC Tap Festival pioneering new experiences for

dancers and artists worldwide. and with her sister Chloé

Arnold they were recognized by the US House of

Representatives as arts preservers and ambassadors.

Maud is also a female entrepreneur that holds a degree from Columbia

University. Further to teaching, she oversees Chloe and Maud Productions and their many entities including their clothing lines: I LOVE TAP and UniLove as well as their tap dance workshops and after school programs.

Maud exudes her passion for tap dancing with her high energy, fun and action-packed dancing.