Alex McBride is a Lafayette native who returns to the Acadiana area after working as a performer in NYC. He shares his professional dance experience through performance and teaching across the region.

Alyson Schexnayder's foundation for teaching was built upon a strong emphasis on alignment and a deep respect for one’s own body and experience.

Ana Leger enjoys illuminating people's own perspectives and encouraging them to bring more love and light into their lives through yoga, meditation and kindness.

Carmen’s passion for dance and movement began at the young age of three in Houston, Texas.

Clare Cook is a choreographer, teacher, collaborator and the Director of Basin Arts. She teaches many of the dance classes including modern dance, beginner ballet, cardio dance, pilates and our youth classes.

Emily Istre is a trained dancer and former Las Vegas Showgirl passionate about helping women feel strong and confident through dance

Gina Aswell has 16 years of experience teaching ballet working with a range of students from beginner to advanced across Louisiana.

Jazmyn Jones is a proud wife and mother. She earned her B.S. in Sports Medicine with a minor in Chemistry from Howard University. She is an LPSS science teacher, dance instructor at F.I.R.E. Expressions, and director of Difé II, a junior pre-professional dance company.

Julie Carson brings her years of dance training and performance across the Southeast to her contemporary jazz class each week.

Kelsey Billiot combines artistry, technique, and history for a challenging but rewarding class, remembering first, to breathe then move.

Leah Twilley has taught in the Acadiana area for over 10 years and has studied at Ohio Dance Theatre and The Ailey School in New York City.

Michelle's class focus is about having fun, nothing too complex besides heart-pumping, non-stop moving and lots of sweating!

Monti Smith incorporates her love of dance and the arts into her work as a counselor and family dance instructor.

Nicole Curtis is a Lafayette native and a recent graduate of the University of Louisiana-Lafayette's Dance Program.

Sharon Leahy brings a wealth of experience to her tap classes informed from years of creating contemporary dance and theater works inspired by traditional dance forms.