About Us

Maddy is a second-year student at Lawrence University pursuing a business major with a dance minor. She has been dancing since childhood and has performed in both studio settings and on her high school and college teams - always finding a way to keep moving.  

When she's not dancing, you'll often find Maddy behind the camera running her photography business, studying in a cozy coffee shop, or creating new improv pieces in the studio. If Maddy were a dance move, she'd be a mob dance break - random, unexpected, and full of energy. 

Rebekah discovered her love for ballroom dance at a young age while watching Dancing with the Stars. Captivated by the artistry of ballroom, she knew it was something she wanted to pursue. Her dance journey started with training in ballet, jazz, and tap. Her background in multiple dance styles has given her a deep appreciation for movement, musicality, and self-expression.

What Rebekah loves most about dance is its ability to tell a story and connect people through movement. She enjoys the challenging, technical aspects and variety that ballroom offers while also embracing the freedom of expressing herself through music. She believes partner dancing teaches valuable skills that extend beyond the dance floor, fostering communication and connection. As an instructor, Rebekah loves helping students experience those exciting “aha” moments when a movement finally clicks and watching them discover the same joy in dance that she has found. She believes that performance, whether through dance, film, music, sports, or other creative pursuits, is a universal language that brings people together through expression and impact.

Beyond dance, Rebekah has a deep appreciation for film, music, arts, and nature. Outside the studio, she enjoys spending time in the gym, exploring nature, helping animal rescues, and learning about history, wellness, and philosophy. Rebekah also loves spending time with her family and her puggle, Ike, and making memories together.