Our teachers are experienced and dedicated professionals
– all fully committed to your child’s joyful dance experience.
Let us nurture your child’s love of music and movement in a
non-competitive creative environment, where imagination and
self-expression through dance:

-Promote self-confidence & body awareness
-Channel energy
-Foster social & communication skills
-Build fitness, and strength
-Develop balance and coordination

Cathy Hazeltine Fallon, Director (Ballet, Pointe, Pilates, Alexander Technique) received her classical ballet training from Melissa Hayden, Laurence Rhodes, Christina, Bernal, and Maggie Black.  She danced with Garden State Ballet and Kansas City Ballet, where she performed in ballets by George Balanchine, Lew Christensen, Todd Bolender and Peter Anastos. She also danced with Laura Dean Dancers and Musicians, Mark Morris, and other modern choreographers, and studied and rehearsed with Twyla Tharp and her company members. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesthetic Education and Dance. She began her Pilates training in New York with Kathy Grant, one of only two teachers certified by Joseph Pilates’, and completed her certification through the Physicalmind Institute. In 1993 she completed the three-year training to become and AmSAT certified teacher of the Alexsander Technique. She incorporates her Pilates and Alexander training into her dance classes. This is especially helpful to students with injuries, and/or strength and alignment issues.

Jennifer Driscoll (Pilates, Yoga) is a certified Pilates, yoga, group fitness instructor and certified personal trainer. She received her training through the PhysicalMind Institute, Stott Pilates and YogaFit. She is a 200-hour Registered Yoga Teacher through the Yoga Alliance. Jennifer holds certifications through AFAA (Aerobics and Fitness Association of America), Silver Sneakers, Les Mills and Madd Dogg Athletics.  Jennifer has a passion for movement and well-being, and enjoys working with students of all levels to improve their strength, alignment, flexibility and balance while reducing stress and increasing energy.

Daisy Giunta (Ballet, Pointe) currently performs with Margot Parsons’ Dance Company and Boston Liturgical Dance Ensemble. In the past, Daisy danced with Garden State Ballet, New Jersey Ballet, Jacob’s Pillow Ballet DeVille, and Commonwealth Ballet. She has taught at Newton Country Day School and Boston Ballet, and has been on the faculty of Studio Ballet of Hudson since 2006. Daisy has choreographed the musical “Honk” for Hudson’s JFK Middle School and “Once On This Island” and "Cinderella" for Sterling Community Theatre. Daisy spends her days dancing at home with her daughter and son.

Elaine Sisler (Creative Dance, Pre-Ballet, Ballet) is an experienced dancer, classroom teacher, arts educator and advocate. Her dedication and commitment to arts education and integration is evidenced by a variety of programs she has developed, coordinated and implemented in Massachusetts, Connecticut, Maryland and New York. She is the recipient of the 2006 Massachusetts Alliance for Arts Education’s “Outstanding Arts Educator in Dance” and the “Goldin Foundation for Excellence in Education” awards.
Elaine believes that students can learn much of what they need to know through music, movement, dance, drama and good literature. These are the tools she uses to design programs that help children and adults develop creative thinking, problem solving skills and aesthetic awareness. Elaine is a designated “Creative Teaching Partner” for the Massachusetts Cultural Council’s Creative Schools grant program. She teaches at Endicott College in the Creative Arts and Learning graduate program and is a member of “Skyloom” Sacred Dance Group and “Encore Dance Ensemble”.

Christine Vozella (Creative Dance, Modern/Jazz) has performed throughout the Boston area for over 20 years, dancing with the Nicola Hawkins Dance Company, Ariel Dance Theatre, Courtney & Company, Cle Douglas, Perla Joy Furr, and Dance Prism. She has taught creative movement, jazz and modern dance throughout her career, and has choreographed for the Fuoco, Joie de Vivre, and Cambridge Chamber Ballet dance companies. Christina has performed in musical theater, dancing and singing at Winchester's Winton Club for a number of years. In 2001 she relocated to Boulder, Colorado, where she performed with the Danelle Helander Modern Dance Company and Frequent Flyers, an aerial dance company. Christina developed and taught the creative movement program for grades K-3 at a local elementary school in Boulder, choreographing and co-producing their spring event.  Since her return to the Boston area in 2005, Christina has most recently performed in Hopkinton’s ESL musical revues, as well as Bridgewater State College.