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Jacqueline has been teaching for seven years, specializing in tap and jazz. For twenty years
she has been working on her own training in ballet, tap, jazz and modern. Jackie’s training
was pushed even further along as a young dancer through her involvement in youth
companies such as Dance Spectrum and Visions In Rhythm. Jackie is now a professional
dancer with Tri - Tone Productions and Tapestry Dance Co. She has danced for Tapestry for 6
years including a two year touring season of the shows The Souls of Our Feet and The Souls of
Our Feet II. In these shows Jackie was proud to perform and portray some of America’s favorite
stars such as Ginger Rogers and Shirley Temple.
Her teaching philosophy is to teach the technical aspect of dance while maintaining the joy
and fun of dance. Jackie’s belief is that passing along the knowledge that was given to her
will keep the art of dance moving forward.
she has been working on her own training in ballet, tap, jazz and modern. Jackie’s training
was pushed even further along as a young dancer through her involvement in youth
companies such as Dance Spectrum and Visions In Rhythm. Jackie is now a professional
dancer with Tri - Tone Productions and Tapestry Dance Co. She has danced for Tapestry for 6
years including a two year touring season of the shows The Souls of Our Feet and The Souls of
Our Feet II. In these shows Jackie was proud to perform and portray some of America’s favorite
stars such as Ginger Rogers and Shirley Temple.
Her teaching philosophy is to teach the technical aspect of dance while maintaining the joy
and fun of dance. Jackie’s belief is that passing along the knowledge that was given to her
will keep the art of dance moving forward.
| Jacqueline Coleman |