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Professional Dancers Trained at Esb PROFESSIONAL DANCERS TRAINED AT ESB Our list needs updating!! Missing from our list? Send us an email at [email protected] and give us an update – we’d love to hear from you!! Stephanie Achuff Jason Olineck Barry Ogsten Carrie Anderson Neil Prokoff Megan Paprotka Akobi Adams Jill Reese Kiera Keglowitsch Nancy Aherne Hamilton Pauline Stringer Danika Smith Jennifer Alexander Nicky Sperones Mackenzie Alcorn Rodney Andreychuk Serena Sandford Sheena Bellingham Fiona Smith Frank Bach Jaime Tapper Charissa Barton Erika Wray Tiffany Billodeau Jane Youngberg Karissa Barry John Vanderewood Emma Crossley Josh Hidson Ken Cunningham Corynne Barron Vanessa Convery Jacinthe Burton Aaron Cooke Sandi Croft Hank deMarco Wendy Chiles Tina Emma Stephen Findley Tanya Dobler Sarisa Figueroa Rebecca Evans Amanda Frigon Robin Easterbrook Jacob Hastey Troy Gaboury Patrick Johnstone Scott Haines Laura Krewski Samantha Haines Susan Kendal Toby Horon-Schultz Sierra Lacombe Kimberly Hough Wendy MacWilliams Julian Koziak Kandis Mak Heather Kearns Diane Matiazow John Kellner Patricia Miner Edmond Kilpatrick Maria McGowan Christine Kille Ashleen MacPherson Cally Kuebler Kendra Moore James Kendal Natalia Prichliak Vanessa Lawson Bryna Proskin Sean Ling Denise Ramsankar Jacqueline Lobay Laura Smyth Steve Lloyd Stacey Tookey Jeanne Mudie Karrie Vogel Kelly Montgomery Charlie Wilson Kendra Moore Gail Wishart Melanie Nymchuk Corynne Barron Catherine Otto Paulina Witkowski Barry Ogsten STUDENTS FROM THE EDMONTON SCHOOL OF BALLET ACHUFF, Stephanie Alberta Ballet, Ohio Ballet ADAMS, Akobi National Ballet School Teacher Training AHERNE, Nancy Cincinnati Ballet ALEXANDER, Jennifer Royal Winnipeg Ballet, New York City Ballet ANDERSON, Carrie Birmingham Ballet ADREYCHUK, Rodney Royal Winnipeg Ballet BARTON, Charissa Alberta Ballet, Les Ballet Jazz de Montreal BELLINGHAM, Sheena Royal Winnipeg Ballet BUFFIE, Catherine National Ballet School Teacher Training COOKE, Aaron Alabama Ballet CONVERY, Vanessa Les Grands Ballet Canadiens, Les Ballet Jazz de Montreal, Cirque du Soliel CUNNING, Ken American Ballet Theatre DAVENPORT, Leslie Joffrey Ballet DOBLER, Tanya Alberta Ballet EASTERBROOK, Robin Goh Ballet FIGUEROA, Sarisa Decidedly Jazz Danceworks FINDLAY, Stephen Alberta Ballet HAINES, Samantha Goh Ballet HAMID, Patricia Stuttgart Ballet HAMILTON, Nancy Cincinnati Ballet HIDSON, Josh Royal Winnipeg Ballet JONES, Candice Olympic Track Athlete--Australia JONES, Kathryn National Ballet School Teacher Training, Alberta Ballet School teacher KELLNER, John Alberta Ballet, Ballet BC, Ontario BalletTheatre, Grant MacEwan Community College instructor KILLE, Christine Alberta Ballet KILPATRICK, Edmond Royal Winnipeg Ballet, Les Grands Ballet Canadiens, Goh Ballet KOMINSKI, John Royal Winnipeg Ballet LAWSON, Vanessa Principal Dancer, Royal Winnipeg Ballet LING, Sean Alberta Ballet, Toronto Dance Theatre LLOYD, Steve Alberta Ballet MARACAGE, Judith Goh Ballet MATIASZOW, Diana, The Studio School of Dance, Calgary MCCLOSKEY, Erin Ballet North MINER, Patricia Dancemakers, Toronto Dance Theatre MONTGOMERY, Kelly Les Grands Ballet Canadiens MOOR, Kendra Les Ballet Jazz de Montreal, Ballet Austin, Hubbard Street Dance Company of Chicago OGSTEN, Barry Alberta Ballet OLINECK, Jason Royal Winnipeg Ballet PROKOFF, Neil Stuttgart Ballet RAMSANKAR, Denise Decidedly Jazz Danceworks REESE, Jill Ballet North, Ontario Ballet Theatre ROGUTSKI, Tara Royal Ballet School Teacher Training, London, England SMITH, Fiona National Ballet School Teacher Training, Principal of the Junior School, Goh Ballet SPEROUNES, Nicky Les Ballet Jazz de Montreal STRINGER, Pauline Ballet North VANERVELT, John Ballet Manificat VOGEL, Carrie Garden State Ballet WISHART, Gail Les Feux Follets YOUNGBERG, Jane Ballet Jorgan BARON, Corynne Cirque du Soliel, So You Think You Can Dance Canada KENDAL, Susan Freelance, Toronto MCGOWAN, Maria Winnipeg Contemporary Dancers SMYTHE, Laura Decidedly Jazz Danceworks TEACHER GRADUATES OF THE EDMONTON SCHOOL OF BALLET BERRY, Tanya A.I.S.T.D (Cecchetti Faculty) BOURGOUIN, Jacques L.I.S.T.D. (dip) (Adv) (Cecchetti Faculty) CHAN, Judy A.I.S.T.D. (Cecchetti Faculty) COVLIN, Terri Intermediate Cecchetti COVLIN, Tina B.P.Ed., MA, B.P.E. Adv 1 Cecchetti DALWOOD, Margaret A.I.S.T.D. (Adv) (Cecchetti Faculty) DOIDGE, Karen A.I.S.T.D. (Cecchetti Faculty) FINNEY, Denise A.I.S.T.D. (Cecchetti Faculty) FLYNN, Kathleen A.I.S.T.D. (dip) (Cecchetti Faculty) GILLRIE, Rhonda A.I.S.T.D. (Cecchetti Faculty) GOLTMAN, Heather A.I.S.T.D.. (Cecchetti Faculty) HAGISAVAS, Janet F.I.S.T.D. (Cecchetti Faculty) HOMISTER, Julie ESBS Teacher Training ILKIW, Hannah A.I.S.T.C. (Cecchetti Faculty), Adanced 2 Cecchetti KAWULKA, Karen Elementary Cecchetti, Elem. R.A.D. Tea. Reg. KENDUS, Tracey A.I.S.T.D. (Cecchetti Faculty) CALLY KUEBLER, A.D.I.S.T.D (Cecchetti Faculty) LIVINGSTONE, Hanne F.I.S.T.D. (Adv.) (Cecchetti Faculty), B. Ed. LOPEZ, Sylvia A.I.S.T.D. (National Branch) MAHOOD, Terra Lic. I.S.T.D. (Adv) (Cecchetti Faculty) MCCREADY, Anne Lic I.S.T.D (Adv) (Cecchetti Faculty) MAKINS, Sarah A.I.S.T.D. (Cecchetti Faculty) MARK, Lauri A.I.S.T.D. (Cecchetti Faculty) MCGOWAN, Terry Elementary R.A.D. Tea. Reg OGDEN, Sally A.I.S.T.D. (Cecchetti Faculty) PEDERSON, Donna Lic.I.S.T.D. (Adv) (Cecchetti Faculty) RECKNAGLE, Shauna Lic.I.S.T.D. (Cecchetti Faculty) REYNOLDS, Irene A.I.S.T.D. (Cecchetti Faculty) SHIRRAY, Allison Intermediate R.A.D. Tea. Reg. SOLESKI, Krista A.I.S.T.D (Cecchetti Branch) Current Lists of Alumni are difficult to maintain – missing from our list? Send us an email at [email protected] and give us an update – we’d love to hear from you!! .
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