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please give same information about dancer portfolio to 6-10 ages

I am in the process of going back to school to become a professional dancer I do have a back up career however, but I was just wondering, when most companies hold dance audition, why is it never Caribbean dance. Over the years I studies more Caribbean dance than any other but the world doesn't seem to want to open up to that. Why do you think this is?