Our Team

Laura is the Associate Choreographer and professional dancer with Fearless Young Artists Studios. Her stage credits include ensemble roles in The Music Man, The Unquenchable Flame, West Side Story, and lead understudy on the national tour of Rudolph. 

On screen, she’s danced as a principal on HBO’s Pretty Little Liars, Disney ABC’s Will Trent, Netflix’s Tall Girl 2, and STARZ’s Step Up Highwater, with extensive training in jazz, hip hop, musical theatre, tap, partnering, contemporary, and pointe. Laura brings incredible passion, expertise, and so much fun to every class, show, and environment she enters. 

Please welcome Laura Aronoff! 

Britt is a New York City-based soprano and composer whose work bridges experimental music, contemporary opera, and songwriting—known for her bold interpretations, genre-blending sensibilities, and curiosity-driven approach to voice and composition.

A graduate of The Juilliard School, Britt has performed with; Opera Grand Rapids, Opera Saratoga, the American Opera Project, National Sawdust, and the Little Orchestra Society. Britt has premiered five new works and toured with the Albany Symphony alongside Devony Smith, New York Songwriters Circle, Philip Glass Ensemble, Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church Choir,
Recent highlights include her portrayal of Pamina in The Magic Flute and the title role in Matthew Aucoin’s Eurydice under the baton of Tyson Deaton, Petru Canon, and The Peace Studio, Dì Mi L’Amore, featured on PBS All Arts.

She is delighted to frequently return to Juilliard to perform in recitals and workshop new student compositions.

As a composer, she has contributed original music to short films including Old Times, Dreamcrossed (both of which premiered at Film at Lincoln Center), Upcoming Score - Italian short film Transumanza is set to debut in 2025.

Her debut EP, Unfastened, in 2021

Her passionate collaboration and performing capabilities are a major asset to the Fearless Fam!

Originally from Parker, Colorado, Maddie is a New York City–based performer who’s been dancing

practically since she could walk. She grew up training at Michelle Latimer Dance Academy, performing

across the country and discovering a lifelong love of storytelling through movement.

Though dance was her first language, Maddie fell head over heels for musical theater in her teens—a

passion that led her to the Institute for American Musical Theatre in Manhattan. There, she had the honor

of training with the industry's very best, working on pre-productions, and helping to develop new works.

Since, she's had the honor of performing around the city, including most recently making her

off-broadway debut in Nietzsche!, a new musical at the A.R.T. Mezzanine Theater. .

Anne-Marie Browning is a Salt Lake City native and NYC-based dancer, teacher, and choreographer. She trained at the American Musical & Dramatic Academy in New York City on scholarship, focusing on Dance Theatre, and later graduated from Utah Valley University in Modern Dance.

Her professional dance performance credits include: ‘Chitty Chitty Bang Bang’,’Footloose’, ‘Hello, Dolly!’, ‘Singin’ in the Rain’, and ‘The Little Mermaid’ at Hale Center Theatre in Sandy, Utah. Since 2015, her choreography has received numerous awards within the competitive dance circuit and she has been teaching for over a decade around Salt Lake City and now NYC and CT. 

In addition Anne-Marie hosts a podcast “CLIC”, where she interviews fellow artists around the country. Through these conversations, she aims to amplify underrepresented voices and shine more light and love on artists navigating both the hardships and the beauty of the industry.

Anne-Marie holds deep gratitude for LaQuet Pringle—not only for their extraordinary talent but for the warmth, inspiration, courage and surrender they bring into every space they enter. LaQuet’s artistry has inspired Anne-Marie both personally and creatively and it is a true honor for her to share and celebrate LaQuet’s choreography, heart, and soul on this stage.

Adele Chi graduated from Barnard College of Columbia University in 2023 with a BA in Dance & Psychology. She is a freelance dancer in NYC, with extensive training in ballet, contemporary, and modern dance. She was a Ballet Hispánico second company member from 2024-2025. She has had the privilege of working with artists such as Yoshito Sakuraba, Tiffany Mangulabnan, Troy Schumacher, Abdul Latif, Annabelle Lopez Ochoa, Rodney Hamilton, Yvonne Rainer, Marjorie Folkman, Colleen Thomas-Young, and Jenna Riegel. She is an alum of the LINES Ballet professional training program, and has attended summer intensives with NDT, Complexions Contemporary Ballet, Ballet Hispánico, and Post:Ballet.

Adele recently had the honor of opening Art Basel Miami as a ballerina in December 2025. Adele also works as a behavioral therapist for autistic children and teenagers, and she is signed to CLICK Model Management.

Samantha “Sami” Coplon is a freelance dance performer, educator, and choreographer currently based in Orlando, FL.

Originally from northern New Jersey, Sami trained primarily at the Dance Academy of North Jersey under the direction of Jason Luks, Jaclyn Walsh, and Angelica Stiskin. She performed at Symphony Space in New York City and appeared in the Capezio A.C.E. Awards in both 2016 and 2018.

Sami continued her training at the University of Florida, earning her BFA in Dance in 2022. There, she studied under Dante Puleio, Xan Burley, Alex Springer, and Trent D. Williams Jr., among others. Following graduation, she relocated to New York City to further her artistic development, working and training with artists including Doug Varone, LaQuet Sharnell Pringle, and Emily Cargill. She performed across various festivals and showcases, and at venues such as Brooklyn Music School, Dancewave, and Gibney. She is also an experienced dance educator and currently teaches weekly open classes at Momentum Dance Complex in Winter Garden, FL. 

In 2024, Sami founded her own collective, Cope + Company. Cope + Company crafts contemporary work driven by intricate detail and bold physicality, keeping dance urgent, connective, and essential. Since its inception, the company has performed in festivals and showcases across the East Coast. A recent milestone includes premiering In Hushed Caveats, presenting Parts I and II together for the first time, at the PDC Live Arts Festival in Brooklyn, NY. Cope + Company is set to premiere a new work at Women Arts Exchange in March 2026.

Bella is an NYC based performer, originally from Lancaster, Pennsylvania. She has trained in

many styles including contemporary, jazz, tap, hip hop, ballet, and so many more! Since moving

to NYC, Bella has been a part of Broadway Dance Center’s professional program. Following her

dreams has been something she takes great pride in. Through navigating the industry, and

debuting her talents across the city, her love for dance grows larger every day.

Highlighted credits include: Choreographers Carnival NYC, choreographed by Ali Koinoglou,

“LoveBug” with FRWRD Dance Company (director: Lauren Tait), Backup dancing at Lancaster

Pride with entertainer Chris Jehnert and choreographer Amy Connerly, NACHMO-Pittsburgh

choreographed by Abby Breznak, Lititz PA’s Fire & Ice Festival featuring pyrotechnics, Koresh

Dance Company’s artist showcase choreographed by Emily Meola, performed works from Kyle

JustSole Clark, and Jhelan Ashané Gordon-Salaam at UARTS summer intensive.

You can find Bella training at Broadway Dance Center weekly, and always putting her best foot

forward. Bella also takes great pride in teaching younger generations the art of dance. She

believes everyone has a place in the industry, and can do anything you set your mind to.

Meghan Keeney is a New York based dancer, performer, and videographer. She

is THRILLED to be performing LaQuet’s Choreography! Select credits include:

White Christmas, Crazy for You, Gypsy (Classic Theatre of Maryland), You’re a

Good Man, Charlie Brown (92NY), Christmas Wonderland (Niagara Falls,

Canada), Borne Dance Company NYC. She is also proudly part of the Steps on

Broadway videography team.

@meghankeeney_ and @meghandoesmedia

Ellie Reid (They/She) is a New York City based performing artist. Originally from Grand Rapids, Michigan they began their training under Linda Durell before completing their high school education at UNCSA. They have performed in restaged classic works by Limon, Graham, Taylor, Camille A Brown, Stephen Petronio and Aszure Barton. Ellie’s commercial credits include music videos with Carmit (“Questions”) and Nick Hagelin (“I don’t wanna know”), directed by Brian Thomas and a spec film directed by Markus Shields. They recently spent the summer working with various Broadway choreographers in pre production rehearsals for new shows and other exciting upcoming projects.  Ellie is also a passionate educator who believes in creating a safe space for all artists to explore their relationship with dance.

Mayu Yamashita is a dancer and performer based in New York City, originally from Tokyo, Japan. Although she completed her Bachelor’s degree in Sociology at Sophia University, her dream of New York—and of dancing there—never left her. She followed that calling to the city, where she pursued advanced training and graduated from the International Independent Study (IIS) Program at Steps on Broadway.

Committed to building her career in New York, Mayu has performed at a variety of prestigious venues, including Lincoln Center, the United Nations, the Beacon Theatre, and stages abroad. Her performance credits include HBO–UASE Action, The New York Times Travel Show, the Woman’s Day Red Dress Awards and the Woodstock Rock Festival. Also Mayu has collaborated with numerous choreographers, including Lorin Lattaro, JoAnn M. Hunter, Travis Waldschmidt, Ehizoje Azeke, Richard Pierlon, Max Stone, Katie Drablos, Abraham Lule and Yako Miyamoto.

Driven by her passion, Mayu is creating new work and collaborating with artists through her platform “HACHI-Motion.” She believes that dance becomes most powerful when emotions are shared, and as an immigrant artist in New York, she is committed to contributing her perspective to the creative field.

Liliana Rose is thrilled to be apart of the incredible Fearless Young Artists company! She is a bi-coastal artist whose work has been seen on the silver screen, Off-Broadway, in various regional theatres, music videos and on the seven seas. She earned her BFA in Musical Theatre from Texas State University. Check out her recent film, “Et Tu,” starring Malcolm McDowell and Lou Diamond Phillips - now streaming on Amazon Prime! Proud SAG-AFTRA member. Stay up to date on Instagram @lilianarw. 

Lea Sevola is a performing artist and freelancer from New Jersey. Her work has been seen on the national tour of Legally Blonde (Vivienne) and in regional productions, including The Last Five Years (Cathy), Gypsy (Louise), and Hamlet (Ophelia). When she is not pursuing her performing career, she tutors middle and high school students in humanities subjects as well as in the college application process. She is also an accomplished social media manager and virtual assistant.

Her work with FYA began in 2023, and she loves being part of the Fearless Community!