Dance Unlimited
Alums
Ellen Barlow - Apprentice with North Carolina Dance Theatre...Charlotte, North Carolina
Keeli Rue - Keeli is a recent graduate of Columbia College in Chicago where she obtained her Bachelor of Arts Degree, majoring in Dance with a minor in Marketing Communications. While in school she was a member of the "Perfect Timing" Dance Company under the direction of Jimmy Payne. She was also afforded opportunities to perform Faculty Showcases, Choreographic Projects and Repertory Projects all four years of attendance while maintaining 3.78 GPA.
During her senior year of college, Keeli's Choreographic Project was chosen to represent Columbia at the ACDFA (American College Dance Festival) in Milwaukee where her technique, dance style, costuming, lighting, and music was adjudicated by the industry's top dancers and dance mentors around the country.
Keeli is continuing her love of dance by teaching Jazz, Tap, Modern, Hip Hop and Ballet at Dance Unlimited; and, auditioning whenever opportunities arise. Her most recent audition was for the National Touring Company of "Movin Out" where she made it to the final cut. Keeli also auditioned for Hubbard Street II and again made it through a number of "cuts". Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines actually chose Keeli to perform and that venue has not yet been decided upon. All of these opportunities have given her a desire to "Keep Trying and Never Give Up". A Special Thanks to Donni for her continued love and support.
Lauren Tessendorf - Apprentice with Ballet Magnificat...Jackson, Mississippi
Sarah Wilkins - Laurie DeVito and Company...New York City
PropelHer Dance Company...New York City
Darci Wring - Currently teaching Ballet, Tap, Jazz, and Pilates to children and adults of all ages outside of Cincinnati, Ohio. Her choreography is being showcased on the competitive circuit, and has won platinum awards and overall standings from judges all over the nation. Her classical jazz and tap style has been said to be "refreshing" and "exciting". She credits her training to her mother Donni Bane who not only taught her the importance of dance roots and being classically trained, but most importantly how to dance from the heart. She also wants to thank the inspiration that her college dance professors instilled in her at Point Park University in Pittsburgh, PA and Marymount Manhattan College in New York City.
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