BOOBA ANZLI MIA

Anzli is a Dallas TX based artist — driven, intentional, fearless, and radiant in every space she enters.

 

A dynamic multi-genre performer, Anzli thrives at the intersection of athleticism and storytelling. Cross-trained across street styles and breaking, jazz, contemporary, musical theatre, tap, lyrical, and ballet — with additional training in partnering, Acrobatic Arts and even Aerial Arts — she moves seamlessly between commercial, concert, and theatrical worlds. Her versatility is not just a skillset; it is her signature.

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Anzli is a powerhouse with purpose.
She leads with clarity.
She performs with intention.
She creates with fire.

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Her breakout work as Little Sarah in Secondary Dominance, directed by Sarah Small alongside Wade McCollum, established her as a fearless storyteller capable of both emotional depth and magnetic presence. She has also performed on the set of Eldridge USA and is a three-time NYC Showcase nominee with Broadway Dreams, where she has trained and performed alongside leading industry professionals. 

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Whether commanding a stage with explosive power or grounding a moment in raw vulnerability, Anzli’s work is rooted in authenticity. She does not simply execute choreography — she inhabits it.

Beyond performance, Anzli is the Co-Founder of EpiArts Alliance, an organization dedicated to empowering artists with epilepsy and advancing accessibility in the performing arts. Living and performing with epilepsy herself, she transforms resilience into leadership — proving that strength and artistry can coexist without limitation.

 

A performer.
A creative.
A fierce advocate.

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Anzli brings discipline, warmth, and an unwavering work ethic to every rehearsal room and creative collaboration. She believes there are no ceilings — only expansion, evolution, and opportunity.

And she is just getting started.