Dance Fusion Studios

Instructors

Andy (she/her)

Andy has been dancing since she could walk and teaching for over 30 years. A brilliant choreographer with dozens of award-winning pieces, she is the epitome of organization merged with creative insight. Andy is one of the studio's directors and teaches ballet, highland, jazz, and modern.  

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Jenn (she/her)

Jenn has been teaching for 30 years, and is a qualified Member of the BATD. Her focus on alignment and injury prevention, as well as an infectious love of dancing, are her trademarks. Jenn is one of the studio's directors and teaches ballet, contemporary, highland, and tap.

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Ava (she/her)

Ava has been dancing since she was two years old. Her goal is to share a love of dance with her students, and to cultivate a passion for emotional expression through movement. Ava teaches ballet, contemporary, jazz, and conditioning classes.

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Alex (she/her)

Alex has been dancing since age 10. Her overall goal is for students to fall in love with movement and self-expression. Alex teaches jazz and tap.

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Caitlin (she/her)

Caitlin has been dancing since she was two years old. Her favourite thing is sharing her love of dance with people of all ages and levels. Caitlin teaches acro, jazz, and tap.

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Mélanie (she/her)

Mélanie is originally from Sudbury, where she trained in multiple dance styles and started her teaching career. She uses her platforms to elevate safe and inclusive dance spaces. Mel teaches contemporary and jazz.

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Sharon (she/her)

Sharon is a born teacher and graduate of O’Neill CVI’s Performing Arts program. She has deep roots in musical theatre. Sharon teaches tap.

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Steph (she/her)

Steph grew up stepdancing in Cape Breton.  She began teaching in 2013 and finds joy in helping dancers discover that there is no such thing as a "perfect dancer's body". Steph teaches highland and tap.

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Brigitte (she/her)

Emily (she/her)

Heather (she/her)

Mae (they/them)

Serena (she/her)

Tegan (she/her)

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