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Aly Galvin

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Aly Galvin

2nd Grade Teacher

Second Grade Teacher During the Day, Aerialist at Night

Featured April 30, 2026New Jersey

Interview and performance

Aly Galvin performs in the episode with Nicholas Caggia. Watch the full episode.

“I love teaching, but dance is my other passion, and I would love to be able to do it more.”Aly Galvin

The story

Aly Galvin is a second-grade teacher from New Jersey by day and an aerial dancer by night. She has been dancing for many years, mostly for the love of it, and has always thought about doing it more seriously.

On The Superstar Denise Show™, Aly performs an aerial duet with her longtime dance partner, Zoya Altmark, set to “Battle With A Giant” by Kyle Head. The song fits the episode: its main guest, Nicholas Caggia, calls himself the Gentle Giant. For Aly, the piece is about finding the giant inside you and working past it to become your best self.

The performance is a first for her: the first time she is putting her talent out there and showing the world her passion and love for dance. She loves teaching, and dance is her other passion. Her hope: “This can go somewhere.”

The performance

An aerial duet with Zoya Altmark to “Battle With A Giant” by Kyle Head, in the episode with Nicholas Caggia.

Key takeaways

  1. Two Worlds. Second-grade teacher by day, aerial dancer by night.
  2. Her First Time in the Spotlight. This performance is the first time Aly is getting her talent out there and showing the world her love for dance.
  3. A Partnership of Many Years. She and Zoya Altmark have danced together for years, and it was Zoya who brought her into this project.
  4. The Giant Within. Set to Kyle Head’s “Battle With A Giant”, the duet is about finding the giant in you and working past it to be your best self.
  5. Listen to the Words. Aly’s tip for viewers: follow the storyline and the lyrics, because they tell a powerful story.

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Aly Galvin

On set

As featured on The Superstar Denise Show™

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