Learn from Great Dance Teachers

Jo Troll, an aroace trans art-maker and creative coach, has studied Irish dance with Kieran Jordan since they were 11 years old. They are experienced in a variety of percussive dance techniques including sean-nos, Irish step, Appalachian clogging, body percussion, and rapper sword dance, and hold a graduate diploma in dance studies from Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Dance.

Brittany A. Campbell is an artist in the field of dance who has performed, choreographed, and taught throughout the United States. She holds a Master of Fine Arts from Jacksonville University and currently serves as a dance teacher at Midway Elementary School, a workout instructor at Stetson University, and a judge for ID Dance Competition.

From Warren, Rhode Island, award-winning musician, vocalist, writer, public radio commentator, and dancer, Aubrey Atwater presents captivating programs of folk music, dance, and spoken word. Aubrey is in great demand for performances and classes and has performed throughout the United States as well as England, Ireland, and Canada.

I’m Yacine Haboubi, a Tunisian musician and dancer with a lifelong connection to music. My journey began as a child, moving to the sounds of Michael Jackson and James Brown, which taught me how to deeply absorb rhythm, melody, and emotion.

I am a self-taught dancer. I began training at Millennium Dance Complex, and soon after began working as a videographer at Offstage By GRV. I work closely with professional dancers and even get to train on a regular basis. I create my own choreography and freestyle dance videos.

6x Teacher of the Year 2020 through 2025 for Voice, Pop Voice, Voice Artistry, and Artist Development. I have been teaching for six years and have taught over 4,200 lessons on Lessonface. Across online and in person instruction in voice and piano, I have taught more than 10,000 lessons.