About Revolution Performing Arts

Katie began her dance journey at the age of two at the Carole Miller Dance Center in Taunton. Throughout her competitive years, she showcased her talent in numerous dance competitions, including performances at Walt Disney World in Florida. Notably, she represented the United States when she traveled to Reisa, Germany, to perform at the World Showdance Championships in 2004. Following her successful dance career, Katie graduated from Roger Williams University in 2007 with a bachelor of science in business management and a minor in dance. She pursued her passion further by becoming certified to teach Ballet, Tap, Jazz, Modern, and Acrobatics through Dance Masters of America and The Dance Teacher's Club of Boston. Additionally, Katie served on the board of directors for Dance Masters of America, Chapter 5. With extensive teaching experience, she has also judged numerous regional dance competitions and conducted workshops for national competitions. Outside of the dance community, she earned her certification in Early Childhood Education and Care from the state of Massachusetts. Katie is excited to open the doors of Revolution Performing Arts to the community. This has been a long-time dream of hers, and she feels privileged to share her love of dance with the next generation.

Alexa has always had a passion for dancing. She began her dance career at the age of two and a half, and by age ten, she had started competing in various dance competitions. During that time, Alexa traveled to Disneyland and Disney World to represent Massachusetts. While on the team, Alexa was awarded two $1000 Hip Hop scholarships. She has also participated in numerous theater productions with Heart-To-Heart Productions and Star Players of Bristol County, working alongside television and Broadway stars such as Shirley Jones, Betty Buckley, and Rachelle Rak. In 2014, she won Taunton's Got Talent and was the featured dancer in the University of Massachusetts Boston's Diversity in Motion advertisement. In Spring 2014, under her professor's direction, Alexa created a year-long Hip Hop Dance Program at the Walter Deny Youth Center Boys and Girls Club in Dorchester, Massachusetts. This program focused on building strong, positive individuals mentally, physically, and socially through the movement of dance, promoting dance as an outlet for at-risk youth. As a certified member of the Dance Masters of America Chapter 5, she obtained her Bachelor's of Arts in Human Services with a Minor in Dance from the University of Massachusetts Boston in 2015. She further achieved her MSW through Boston University and currently holds an LCSW, working as a social worker to assist youth with mental health needs. Alexa has been an instructor for Ballet, Tap, Jazz, Modern, Musical Theater, and Hip Hop at various local dance studios and is very excited to share her passion for dance with Revolution Performing Arts.

Christina, a native of Easton and an alum of Oliver Ames High School, holds a Master of Music in Vocal Performance from the New England Conservatory of Music and a Bachelor of Music in Voice Performance from Boston University. She has performed various roles with many local opera companies and was a member of the Tanglewood Festival Chorus from 2010 to 2018. Currently, Christina serves as a soloist for The First Church in Chestnut Hill, where she participates in concerts that span a range of genres from Musical Theater to Opera and Oratorio.

In addition to her performing career, she has experience as a Kindermusik Educator, teaching in Needham, MA.

Christina is thrilled to be a part of the RPA faculty and is eager to share her passion for music.

Allison is a young and enthusiastic dance teacher who has dedicated over 15 years to the art of dance. She has received training in a variety of styles, including ballet, tap, jazz, contemporary, modern, and lyrical. During her formative years at her childhood studio, she was a valued member of the competitive dance team, achieving recognition both regionally and nationally alongside her peers. Allison embarked on her teaching journey by substituting classes in nearly all of the styles in which she was trained. While attending college, she became an active participant in the UMass Amherst Dance Club, a student-led organization where she had the chance to choreograph a modern group piece and showcase her talent in two performances. Allison is thrilled to begin her teaching journey with RPA and eagerly anticipates what the future holds with the school!