Meet the Dancers of Romeo VS Juliet
Abbey Larrabee
Was once nicknamed "Edvard Munch" for her expressiveness. As Constable Collins Abbey brings the perfect mix of sass, stamina, and surrealist facial expressions.
Anya Adib Tschumi
​Anya has a dance move that looks so much like the original SGDC logo that we almost retro-branded! We just say, "Hey Anya, do the 'original logo'!" and she knows exactly what move to bust out.
Danielle Shepherd
Played Clara in our Casecracker: Nutcracker - but don't let the sweet exterior fool you. Dani is a 3rd grade teacher and handles business like a boss. Dani can also leap really really high.
Hannah Bennett
Once given the award "Double Agent" because she can choreograph and dance equally as well.
Kelsey Sorenson
If you look up "Wonder Woman" the encyclopedia (Wikipedia?), Kelsey is listed as an example. She does it ALL: momma, business owner, teacher, dancer, choreographer, artist and on and on and on.
Laurie Decker
If you're ever lacking in confidence, come be in one of Laurie's pieces. Laurie will make you feel like the best dancer EVER.
Sarah Olmstead
​Having just completed her BFA in Dance Education, Sarah is checking out what SGDC is all about before she's off to pursue her MFA. Don't forget about us, Sarah!
Andrielle Davidson
Andi was once given "The Gershwin" award because her brain is a bottomless pit of ballet and big ideas, and we’re all just trying to keep up.
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Ashly Baraclough
Disneyland fan by day, SGDC legend by night. Ashly has been hailed as the "Juggling Act," and "Shirt Off My Back" because she does literally everything.
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Finnian Helsten
Finn likes to pop into class or a rehearsal, show us all up, and then waltz right out - leaving us all in awe. We are not worthy!
Jenny Van Sistine
Played "Justin Bieber" so convincingly in last spring's show that our Lighting Designer can't remember her real name and just calls her "Bieber."
Lauren Brown
Now check out the dictionary (those still exist, right?) - Lauren shows up under wit, sarcasm and how-does-she-make-pirouettes-look-so-efffortless.
Samantha Johnson
We're not sure how it happened but twice in a row Samantha has been cast opposite a "director" character that is horrible to her. Sorry, Sam!
Wendi Smith
Wendi is in Laurie's piece, but Wendi doesn't need the boost of confidence that comes with being in Laurie's piece, because Wendi is already the best dancer/choreographer EVER.