Stephanie appeared on the third season of Quebec’s hit dance competition TV show Révolution with a Broadway Jazz piece of her own. A lyrical-jazz piece she choreographed and performed, entitled Caminito, was selected as a dance & choreography finalist for the International Online Dance Competition 2022.  She has worked as co-choreographer for the National WE Day and choreographs for dance studios across Quebec and Ontario.

 

Stephanie performed in PARTY! Montreal by Québec Issime over the 2023 holiday season and is currently performing in the Ensemble of Mel Brooks' Tony award-winning Broadway musical The Producers (Les Producteurs), adapted by Serge Postigo.

 

As a passionate performer, Stephanie has trained in a wide variety of styles, including Jazz, Lyrical, Contemporary, Musical Theatre, Tap, and Latin Ballroom. She studied Ballet under the Royal Academy of Dance syllabus, and studied Hip Hop extensively, gaining experience in Commercial style, House, Popping, and Locking in Germany and Los Angeles. She has also trained Theatre Jazz intensively in New York City. She has acquired knowledge at renown studios worldwide including Urban Dance Camp (Germany), Millennium Dance Complex, Debbie Reynolds, Movement Lifestyle (LA), Steps On Broadway, Broadway Dance Center (NYC), and Amsterdam Dance Center (Netherlands). Alongside training her dance skills, Stephanie is a trained aerialist and vocalist. She has experience working on Lyra, 2-point harness, bungees, hammock, silks, spanset, straps and spanish web, as well as custom aerial apparatuses. She is well known for her outstanding strength. Moreover, Stephanie also has trained in acting, tumbling, handstands and contortion. She believes that artists never stop developing and constantly finds ways to expand her abilities.

 

Aside from performing, Stephanie cumulates over 15 years of teaching and choreography experience and is a member of the Professional Adjudicators Alliance (PAA), as well as a professional member of the Canadian Alliance of Dance Artists (CADA) and the Union des Artistes (UDA). Her choreography has won multiple awards at competitions. She enjoys helping young dancers improve their skills and artistry by sharing her knowledge of the art and body. Additionally, Stephanie has earned a B.Sc. in Psychology from the University of Ottawa.