Meet the Owner
Miss Emily Crawford – B.S. Business Management, Minor in Dance
Our Other Teachers
Miss Natalie Mancini
Miss Natalie has danced for twelve years now. She began her training at the age of three and is now a junior in high school. She has studied various styles of dance, including ballet, Pointe, contemporary, jazz, tap, and hip-hop. She has performed in the Walt Disney World’s Dance the World parade, the Miss America Parade in Atlantic City, numerous dance competitions, local park performances, Fourth of July parades, and yearly dance recitals. She is currently a select member of ERDC’s Senior Dance Company and performs with the company at several events, such as parades, festivals, and competitions during the regular dance season in addition to performing in ERDC’s annual recitals. She served as an apprentice during both seasons 2021-2022 and Summer 2022 and then began teaching in Season 2022-2023. Miss Natalie teaches Mini Ballet/Jazz for ages 3-4 and Beginner Ballet/Tap for ages 5-6.
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Miss Angel Reynolds
Miss Angel started her journey with dance at age eleven. From there, it became a passion and she knew instantly that she wanted to advance professionally. Angel trained at L&L Dance Productions throughout her childhood/adolescence years before continuing to train in college. While there, she trained in various styles including ballet, pointe, jazz, acrobats, modern, lyrical/contemporary. She has performed in many yearly dance recitals, winter concerts, dance festivals, & annual showcases. Angel is currently a senior at Eastern University double majoring in Dance and Early Childhood Education. Angel is also on Eastern University’s Dance Team. Angel has choreographed a number of routines for Eastern University’s showcases and other annual shows. As a choreographer, creating a safe space where dancers are allowed to express themselves without fear is the ultimate goal for her. She remembers feeling scared to let go due to fear and lack of confidence when she was younger. As she grew, she realized dance has no ultimate right or wrong, dance has no boundaries. You are allowed to be the authentic you, and that’s very important to her. She is excited for the upcoming dance season and cannot wait to share her passion.
Miss Erika Speer
Erika Speer is a guest teacher and choreographer for many dance studios around the Pennsylvania, Delaware and New Jersey area. After graduating from Brentwood High School, Erika moved to Philadelphia where she received her BFA in Dance Education from the University of the Arts. Her dynamic and well-rounded experience and teaching style allows her to teach students of all ages, preschool to adult, in almost every dance genre. Her love and passion for dance is evident in her day-to-day life as she continually seeks ways to further her own dance education and that of her students. She is a certified tap teacher through the ITAP teacher certificate program and currently teaches at Pennsylvania Leadership Charter School Center for the Performing and Fine Arts. She is also an adjudicator for Starquest, Ticket to Broadway, Road to Broadway and Beyond the Stars dance competition. She hopes that her love and passion for dance will inspire others to pursue their dreams as well.
Miss Kelley Campbell
Miss Kelley has been teaching dance for the last 20 years in her hometown of Columbia, Maryland. She has choreographed award winning routines that are nationally recognized. She has had the pleasure of training students for both collegiate and professional dance teams. Her professional dance career includes cheering for the Washington Capitals during the 2018-2020 seasons. She is a certified Cecchetti ballet student and instructor. She specializes in ballet, tap, jazz, and lyrical instruction. She is also a nurse in the Philadelphia area and enjoys making dance not only a hobby, but a way of life for herself and her students!
Miss Sophia Pinkham
Sophia Pinkham began dance classes at age 3 and fell in love with movement. She began assistant teaching at age 12, where she learned her of love teaching dance. She has performed many leading roles in her pre-professional dance career and placed top 12 at YAGP her senior year for classical variations. After high school, she spent two years dancing with Nashville Ballet Company in the trainee program and taught her second year there. Afterwards, she went to Eastern University where she earned a degree in exercise science. She is a member of the American College of Sports Medicine. She currently dances with the Roger Lee Dance Company and teaches ballet/pre-pointe/pointe, contemporary, lyrical, and conditioning classes. She has choreographed for competitions such as YAGP, Elite, Elevate, and Access Broadway. She has also choreographed for independent shows and Eastern University’s Dance Department Showcases.