Who We Are
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Executive Directors
Cleo Mack
Co-Owner
Cleo Mack is an award winning choreographer and educator who is actively pursuing her Masters of Interdisciplinary Art with a focus on choreography and visual arts. Her work has been described as “a collision of quirky sophistication and unmeasured recklessness.” She has been commissioned by the Outlet Dance Project at Grounds for Sculpture, 10 Hairy Legs, Perpich School of the Arts, and Quad City Ballet. Ms. Mack has been honored to receive an Individual Artists Fellowship from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, in recognition of her high artistic merit and was selected by Dance Magazine as one of the “25 to Watch.” Cleo has enjoyed support from the Middlesex County Cultural and Heritage Commission, Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation and has also received space grants from The Field, DTW, and Lincoln Center.
Ms. Mack’s performance work has been presented at Joyce Soho, Dance Theater Workshop’s Fresh Tracks, the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., WAX, P.S. 1 Moma, the Hungarian American Dance Festival in Hungary, and at NJPAC as part of Jersey Moves. 2016 marks the inception of Mack's newest project, Rock Dance Collective (RDC) is focused on creating interdisciplinary work in traditional and non-traditional environments.
Ms. Mack is the Director of Dance at the Middlesex County School of Performing Arts and co-owner of Washington Rock Dance. She has been a part-time lecturer at Rutgers University Mason Gross School of the Arts and a teaching artist for the American Repertory Ballet Institute, DeSales University, Muhlenberg University and the University of Iowa. She was the recipient of the 2017 Hollins University Teaching Award.
Cleo is a professional costume designer and has created costumes for Alexandra Bellar, Pam Tanowitz, Meghan Frederick, Chein-Ying Wang, Randy James, Stephanie Batten Bland, Paul O’Campo, and Julia Ritter.
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Kelli McGovern
Co-owner
Kelli McGovern is a doctoral candidate in the Ed.D. Dance Education program at Teachers College, Columbia University, where she is a recipient of the prestigious Arnhold Fellowship. She is a graduate of Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey with a Masters in Dance Education from the Graduate School of Education and a B.F.A. in Dance Performance from Mason Gross School of the Arts.
Ms. McGovern is a tenured full-time dance educator at Bayonne High School, where she developed the district’s dance arts curriculum and founded the BHS Young Dancer Program, an outreach initiative that expands access to dance education in the community. She was a contributing author to the 2020 New Jersey Core Curriculum Content Standards for Visual and Performing Arts and played a key role in creating the state's Model Curriculum Dance Assessments.
Kelli is a co-founder/owner of Rock Dance Center, a three pillar organization that integrates education, performance, and outreach. Its training arm, Washington Rock Dance (WRD), founded in 2015, provides developmentally appropriate instruction for dancers from beginners to pre-professionals. Its professional company, Rock Dance Collective (RDCo), established in 2016, is a non-profit where Kelli serves as both Executive Director and as a performer. The company’s creative process is collaborative, creating immersive, interdisciplinary works that merge movement, visual art, sound, and installation to explore societal and environmental themes. RDCo has been commissioned by organizations including DanceNOW SteelStacks and Joe’s Pub, Rutgers Summer Stage, CoLab Arts, ArtCake, and has presented numerous original works in both traditional and site-specific settings. Rock Outreach, launched in 2025, is a new initiative that uses movement as a catalyst to foster connection and build community within Rock Dance Center and in collaboration with local partners and grants.
Throughout her career as a performer, Ms. McGovern has worked extensively as a freelance dancer appearing in venues and festivals across New York City, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Boston. She is also an American Ballet Theatre® Certified Teacher, who has successfully completed the ABT® Teacher Training Intensive in Primary through Level 5 of the ABT® National Training Curriculum. Kelli has presented her choreography, research, and educational philosophy at national conferences hosted by the National Dance Education Organization (NDEO) in Michigan, Colorado, Arizona, Washington, D.C., and Florida, as well as at the New Jersey Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance (NJAHPERD) Conference. Her doctoral research is centered around defining Dance Entrepreneurship and developing a framework for its implementation in dance curriculum across secondary and higher education.
Blair Ritchie
Co-Owner
Blair Ritchie is a member of the Faculty of Mason Gross School of the Arts Dance Department at Rutgers University where she has taught Modern Technique, Improvisation I and II, Contact Improvisation, Dance Appreciation, Performance Skills, and Yoga for Dancers, for the past seven years. She sits on their Dance Technique Curriculum Committee and has created the curriculum for the Yoga for Dancers course. In collaboration with Rutgers University and Om Factory in New York City, she developed the first ever Rutgers/Om Factory 200hr. Vinyasa Yoga Teacher Training.
Ms. Ritchie is an owner of Washington Rock Dance, a private dance training facility located in Warren, NJ. She is also a Founder, Managing Director, and Dancer for Rock Dance Collective, a professional dance company. Her company's educational and professional work has been presented at many conferences, performance venues, and universities throughout America.
Blair graduated Summa Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance from Mason Gross School of the Arts. Throughout her career as a dancer, she has performed nationally and internationally as a member of multiple modern dance companies.
Blair is a registered Yoga Teacher (RYT) and has completed her 500 hour teacher training with renowned yoga teachers Sue Elkind and Naime Jezzeny at DIG Yoga. For the last decade, she has continued her education in alignment based Hatha yoga and the life affirming philosophy it brings with it. She has also taken extensive therapeutics training to learn the practical applications of yoga and hands-on adjustments for the chronically and acutely injured body.
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Faculty
Erin Ambry
Born and raised in South Amboy, New Jersey. Erin Ambry began her dance training at her local studio, Dance Stop Dance Education Center. She trained under the guidance of Gina Forcella, Thang Dao, Julie Shulman Friedrich, Al Blackstone, Sara Pyun, Rosemary Sabovick-Bleich, and Katie Drablos. In 2019, Erin graduated with her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance from Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University. Here, she continued to study modern and contemporary dance styles, as well as ballet. While in school, Erin performed choreographic works by Christian von Howard, Mark Morris, Lar Lubovitch, and Maxine Doyle. In addition, Erin became a certified yoga instructor through the Om Factory School of Yoga. Erin’s professional accomplishments include performing with Mignolo Dance Company, Ocampo/Wang Dance in Brooklyn, New York and Taipei, Taiwan, and Vanessa Long Dance Company. In 2021, Erin joined the Company of Collaborative Artists (CoCA) under the direction of Camille Rennie and continues to dance with the company.
Hassan Blandford
L. Hassan Blandford is a recipient of the 1985 NYS Martin Luther King Jr. Award for Excellence in Arts and Sciences, under Gov. Mario M. Cuomo, at the age of 9. Years later, he began his dance training at the age of 13 at Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts (The Fame School).
Throughout his sophomore and junior years, Mr. Blandford also studied at the School of American Ballet. While at S.A.B., he served as assistant to the children’s Ballet Mistress for the New York City Ballet in George Balanchine’s production of The Nutcracker and was thrilled by the rare opportunity to attend NYCB rehearsals and watch the company at work. During high school, Mr. Blandford also performed lead roles in regional ballet companies’ productions of The Nutcracker and performed alongside Mr. Donlin Foreman with Jacques D’Amboise's National Dance Institute (NDI). Mr. Blandford attended The Juilliard School under the direction of the late Mr. Benjamin Harkarvy. Mr. Blandford went on to dance professionally with the Atlanta Ballet, Georgia Ballet, Donald Byrd/The Group, and Pennsylvania Ballet, performing in such ballets as Michael Pink's Dracula and Hunchback of Notre Dame; George Balanchine's Serenade (lead role, Elegy) and A Midsummer Night’s Dream; The Nutcracker; and The Sleeping Beauty. These experiences influenced Mr. Blandford’s development into the highly regarded instructor, choreographer, and artist he is today.
In 2002, Mr. Blandford began teaching as an independent contractor for NYC’s Department of Education. From this platform, he was provided with the opportunity to teach ballet at the Bronx Dance Academy (BDA) and numerous other public and private schools throughout New York City and New Jersey.
In 2005, Mr. Blandford joined the faculty of Kansas City’s Friends of Alvin Ailey (KCFAA) as a ballet instructor for KCK and KCMO Ailey Camp. Upon relocation, Mr. Blandford progressed to principal dancer and rehearsal director for the Company of Dance Arts (CODA) in Red Bank, New Jersey under the direction of Mrs. Jennifer J. Church. Most recently, Mr. Blandford served as Administrative and Artistic Program Coordinator for the Ailey/Professional Performing Arts High School Dance Program from 2009–2013, whilst also teaching ballet in The Ailey School's Professional and Junior Division Programs.
Jade Cappella
Jade Cappella graduated in 2024 from the University of Hartford with a B.F.A. in Dance Performance from The Hartt School. She specializes in Contemporary/Modern, Ballet and Contemporary Ballet, Jazz, and Musical Theatre. While at The Hartt School, Jade was under the mentorship of Stephen Pier, Katie Stevenson Nollet, Miki Orihara, and Hilda Morales. She completed her Ballet Pedagogy course under the guidance of Hilda Morales, who is a certified teacher for ABT’s National Training Curriculum and a former soloist with American Ballet Theatre.
Jade’s performance highlights include a solo by Pascal Rioult titled Rain, a section of Views of the Fleeting World. In 2023, she performed Martha Graham’s Primitive Mysteries at The Joyce Theater in New York City as part of the University Partners Showcase. She was also chosen to study abroad in Amsterdam at the Henny Jurriëns Studios, where she performed works by Crystal Pite and Joan Inger. During her time at Hartt, she appeared in works by Jacqueline Buglisi, Nina Watt, Tamisha Guy, Pascal Rioult, Lar Lubovitch, José Limón, and Martha Graham, Debra Collins Ryder, Katie Stevenson Nollet. In addition to performing, Jade created her own dance films, choreographed original works, and helped manage and market two dance concerts. Since graduating, Jade has been freelancing in NJ/NYC, collaborating with fellow dance colleagues to create new work. She also was given the opportunity to perform at the Montclair Dance Festival with Rock Dance Collective under the artistic direction of Cleo Mack. She is excited to pass on her knowledge while continuing to learn and grow as both a dancer and educator.
Suzannah Dessau
Suzannah is a Brooklyn-based dancer and dance educator with a BFA from Trinity Laban Conservatoire and an MA in Dance Education from NYU’s Steinhardt School. A former competitive gymnast, she transitioned to dance at 14, studying at the New Jersey School of Ballet and attending summer programs with American Ballet Theatre. Internationally, Suzannah trained with Vertigo Dance Company and the Kibbutz Gaaton Dance Workshop. While living abroad, Suzannah also collaborated with Punchdrunk Int. and Liz Roche Company, and was invited to study alongside Johannes Wieland at the Staatstheater Kassel and with GöteborgsOperans Danskompani.
In the U.S., Suzannah has performed with Oui Danse, Erin K. McNulty Dance, Anne Marie Robeson Smock, and others. She co-choreographed the award-winning film FLOODSTREAM and has presented work at Arts on Site and The Frederick Loewe Theater in NYC. She is fully certified in the American Ballet Theatre’s National Training Curriculum, a 200-hr certified yoga instructor, and is currently pursuing a Pilates certification to further integrate anatomy into her teaching.
Dani Fishman
Danielle Fishman graduated from The Ohio State University with a BFA in Dance and a minor in Arts Entrepreneurship. During her time there she trained with former Mark Morris and Merce Cunningham company dancers Susan Hadley, Daniel Roberts, and Karen Elliot, by Eddie Taketa a former Doug Varone company dancer and director and Andrew Turtletaub, an original Mia Michael’s dance company member. Danielle has performed in pieces that appeared at the Joyce Theatre in NYC and the Riffe Center Theatre in Columbus, OH. In 2017, Danielle taught dance at a private school to children with autism at the middle and high school level. That same year she received her certification for dance teacher training in Dance for PD (Parkinson's disease) from the Mark Morris Dance Center in Brooklyn, NY. In 2020, Danielle received her Acrobatic Arts Training Certificate. while Danielle has enjoyed choreographing for high school dance teams and competition studios, her passion is in teaching. She is trained in ballet, jazz, contemporary, modern, hip hop and acrobatics. She has taught all of these styles of dance at Washington Rock Dance for 8 years and Dance Attitudes for 12 years. Danielle taught dance at a charter school in Manhattan in 2022 and she now teaches dance to 4th-8th graders at Henry E. Harris Community School in Bayonne, NJ.
Athena Lambos
Athena Lambos is a graduate of the Dance Education program at Rutgers University’s Graduate School of Education. She earned her B.F.A. in Dance Performance from Rutgers’ Mason Gross School of the Arts, along with a minor in Developmental Psychology and Education as a Social Science. During her time at Rutgers, Athena was awarded the Dance Education Program Fund and the Graduate School Education Alumni Challenge Endowment. She was inducted into the National Honor Society for Dance Arts and graduated with honors. Athena also completed her full-time clinical internship at John F. Kennedy Memorial High School in Iselin, NJ. Currently, Athena works full-time as a dance and yoga teacher at Bayonne High School, where she also teaches in the Bayonne High School Dance Company. Additionally, she teaches various styles of dance at Washington Rock Dance Studio, working with students ranging from ages 3 to 18. Athena attended the Academy of Fine Arts and Academics at Bayonne High School under the direction of Kelli McGovern. During her high school years, she participated in prestigious programs including NYU Tisch Future Dancers and Dancemakers in 2018, and the Rutgers Senior Dance Conservatory in 2017 and 2018, where she was a scholarship recipient. Athena grew up in Bayonne, NJ, and began her dance training at Dance With Me Dance Studio. She later trained at Washington Rock Dance in Warren, NJ, under the guidance of Kelli McGovern, Cleo Mack, and Blair Ritchie. She has completed the Polestar Pilates Reformer Teacher Training Program, a 200-Hr Vinyasa Flow Yoga Teacher Training, Pilates Mat Certification through Lila Core, and the NASM Personal Training Certification. Throughout her career, Athena has had the opportunity to work with notable choreographers including Kelli McGovern, Cleo Mack, Lori Alexander, Blair Ritchie, Kyle Marshall, Heather Favretto, Kimberly Elliott, Tony Bordonaro, and Ani Javian.
Madison Meredith
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Madison Meredith is a dance educator, performing artist, choreographer, and Registered Yoga School (RYS) 200 certified yoga teacher in the greater New Jersey area. Madison received a Master of Education in Dance Education with a K-12 Certificate of Eligibility with Advanced Standing (CEAS) at Rutgers Graduate School of Education. She also received her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance Performance at Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University with minors in Psychology and Education as a Social Science. Madison's fulltime student teaching was completed at Union City High School under the mentorship of Emma Russo and Cristen Pennello. She has trained extensively in tap, modern/contemporary, hip hop, jazz, ballet, and musical theater. Madison has performed works by Tony award winner John Heginbotham, Emmy nominated choreographer Chloe Arnold, and other acclaimed artists such as Opus One Contemporary Dance, Chuck Wilt of UNA Productions, Lynn Neuman of Artichoke Dance Company, Caitlin Casson, John Evans, Reggie Oliver, Robin Passmore, and Marissa Stahl. She has performed at the 92Y Future Dance Festival 2023, White Wave Dance Festival, Mark Morris Dance Center, the Hudson Guild, CHI Movement Arts Center of Kun-Yang Lin Dance in Philadelphia, PA, New Brunswick Performing Arts Center, and University of the District of Columbia in the 2017 DC Tap Festival Showcase. Madison’s professional choreographic works have been presented at Triskelion Arts in Brooklyn, NY, the Adrienne Theater in Philadelphia, PA, and the Koresh Artist Showcase in Philadelphia, PA. She has also set choreographic works for MOVE Central Jersey, Gloucester County Institute of Technology dance department, Union City High School dance department, Swedesboro-Woolwich Little Theater. In addition to teaching at the School of Nimbus and for Nimbus's Community Programs, Madison in on staff at Mark Morris Dance Center, Be You Dance Center, Washington Rock Dance, All For Dance, and has teaching partnerships with Gloucester County Institute of Technology, Fresh Theater Arts, and BOLD Arts.
Becky Pavelko
Rebecca Pavelko (Faculty Member, WRD) holds an Ed.M. from the Rutgers Graduate School of Education and a B.F.A. in Dance Performance from Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University. Rebecca currently teaches dance and yoga at Bayonne High School, where she also serves as choreographer for the BHS Dance Company, an auditioned after school program. Prior to returning to her alma mater at BHS, Rebecca taught dance and yoga in both middle and high schools in New Jersey. She is on faculty at Washington Rock Dance, a private dance studio in Warren, NJ where she teaches modern, ballet, hip hop, contemporary, and yoga. Fascinated by overall fitness and movement practices, Rebecca earned her 200-Hour Registered Vinyasa Yoga Teacher through the Om Factory in New York City under the mentorship of Taryn Vander Hoop and Blair Ritchie, and Certified Personal Trainer, accredited by the Athletics and Fitness Association of America (AFAA). Rebecca is a professional dancer for Rock Dance Collective, O’Campo Wang Dance, Taluba Dance, and Kiana Rosa Fischer. She has also performed works for NewBrese Dance, Vim Vigor, Yin Yue, Alexandra Beller, and Randy James throughout the NYC, NJ, and the Philadelphia area. Excelling her training internationally, Rebecca has also studied dance abroad, attending Dance Italia and Accademia delll’Arte in Tuscany, Italy and B12 in Berlin, Germany. She also performed at the International Creative Dance Seminar in Beijing, China with Chien-Ying Wang and Paul Ocampo. By blending her love of dance and travel, Rebecca brings a global perspective to her teaching, enriching her students’ understanding of movement, culture, and creative expression.
Julia Ramirez
Cassidy Rivas
Cassidy Delilah Rivas is a professional dancer, choreographer, educator, and creative born and raised in Brooklyn, New York. She is a graduate of Rutgers University Graduate School of Education, where she received her Ed.M in K-12 Dance Education. At Rutgers University, Cassidy also graduated Summa Cum Laude with her B.F.A in Dance Performance at Mason Gross School of the Arts. During her time at Rutgers University, Cassidy was a recipient of the Victoria J. Mastrobuono Memorial Scholarship. Cassidy is currently a full-time K-12 Dance Educator at Union City High School (UCHS) in Union City, New Jersey. Cassidy is also one of the coaches of the Union City Dance Team, Drillettes, with the support of Becky Pavelko. In addition, Cassidy teaches with Washington Rock Dance (WRD) in Warren, NJ, working with various age ranges and dance genres/styles. Cassidy is also a current member and professional dancer with Rock Dance Collective (RDCo), which is a non-profit dance company founded and based in Warren, New Jersey. Throughout her career, Cassidy has had the honor to work and collaborate with various artists including Earl Mosley at Earl Mosley's Institute of the Arts, Cleo Mack Rock Dance Collective, Rennie Harris Illadelph, Stefanie Batten Bland (SBB), Benny Royce Royon, Kim Elliott, Shannon Gillen Vim Vigor, Alexandra Beller, Christal Brown, and Shay Bland.
CJ Stabe
CJ Stabe (she/her) is a dancer, choreographer, and teacher working in New Jersey. She currently is the new middle school dance teacher at Roselle Park Middle School where she has started the new dance program for 7th and 8th graders. CJ holds an Ed.M. in Dance Education from Rutgers University, a New Jersey K-12 Certificate of Eligibility with Advanced Standing, and a 500-hour National Pilates certification. In 2024, she graduated Magna Cum Laude with a BFA in Dance from Rutgers University’s Mason Gross School of the Arts under the direction of Gerald Casel. As an Ed.M. candidate, CJ completed full-time student teaching at East Brunswick Magnet High School under the direction and mentorship of Cleo Mack. This past summer, she was a residential specialist, production manager, and somatic movement instructor at Rutgers’ Summer Dance Conservatory. During her time in undergrad, CJ performed in the works of choreographers Gerald Casel, Pam Tanowitz, and John Evans, and in various student works. In 2024, she was the rehearsal assistant for Gerald Casel’s original work Corpus, and Kruti Shah’s original work A Bollywood Wedding, choreographed for University DanceWorks (UDW), the Dance Department’s touring dance company. CJ performed in UDW and acted as a touring dance educator, visiting multiple New Jersey middle schools, high schools, and community colleges. In the Summer of 2023, she was invited by Gerald Casel to train abroad at the Centre National de la Danse in Paris and Lyon, France for their Camping Festival. During her time at Rutgers, Stabe has received many awards and scholarships, including the RU James Dickson Carr Scholarship, the Mason Gross Talent Scholarship, the Honya Holm Scholarship fund, and the Dance Education Program Fund. Originally from Poughkeepsie, New York, she trained at Hudson River Performing Arts Center and explored a range of dance styles from an early age.
Rachel Stanislawczyk
Rachel Stanislawczyk is a Summa Cum Laude graduate of Rutgers University, where she earned her Ed.M in Dance Education with a K-12 teaching certification in 2020. During her time at Rutgers, she taught as a Part-Time-Lecturer of Ballet in the Dance Department at Mason Gross School of the Arts, and was awarded the Ed.M Dance Education Scholarship. Rachel graduated with a BFA in Dance and Choreography from Virginia Commonwealth University in 2017. In the spring semester of her junior year, she was a student in the University of South Florida’s Dance in Paris Program, where she studied with various celebrated dance artists in Europe. Post graduation, Rachel became a lead teacher of the Mark Morris Dance Group’s (MMDG) Dance for PD® program, where she taught classes at MMDG, New York University, Juilliard and Ballet Academy East. She is the Director and Founder of the Dance for Parkinson’s Program at American Repertory Ballet: a program for people diagnosed with PD and their caregivers. Currently, Rachel is a full-time Dance Educator at David Brearley Middle and High School, where she’s developing the dance curriculum for Kenilworth School District.
Richard Sayama
Originally from Honolulu, Hawai’i, Richard Sayama graduated early from Marymount Manhattan College with a double major in B.F.A Modern Dance and B.A Business Arts & Management. Upon graduation, Sayama joined Jon Lehrer Dance Company where he toured domestically and internationally for over 5 years to countries such as Colombia, Austria, Japan, and Germany. He finished seasons with Limón2, Jon Lehrer Dance Company, Alison Cook Beatty Dance, iKADA Contemporary Dance Company, H.T Chen & Dancers, Rock Dance Collective, McKoy Dance Project and LaneCoArts. Sayama currently dances for Obremski/Works, Valerie Green Dance Entropy, One Day Dance, Feathers Dance Company, and General Mischief Dance Theatre.
He teaches and choreographs regularly at Rock Dance Center in NJ and had the pleasure of creating original works at several high schools such as Bayonne High school and Middlesex High School.
Sayama’s choreography has been showcased at SoloDuo Dance Festival and Steffi Nossen Choreography Showcase, and was featured in Tokyo, Japan. He is currently a resident choreographer at Feathers Dance Company.
To further his practice of performing, teaching and choreographing, he is a current Graduate student at Hunter College for M.F.A in Dance. Sayama is grateful to the community of Rock Dance Center for the opportunity to learn and grow as an educator and artist through the students.
Chantal Taluba
Chantal Taluba holds her BFA in Dance from Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University and has a double major in psychology. She has had the pleasure of performing works by Ani Javian, Cleo Mack, Kelli McGovern, Lynn Neuman, Blair Ritchie, and Chein-Ying Wang.
As an emerging choreographer, her company, TalubaDance, performs in the NJ/NYC area for many different festivals and events. Taluba is a faculty at Washington Rock Dance in Warren, NJ where she teaches modern, ballet, tap, jazz, and yoga. She is a 200-hour Registered Yoga Teacher. She also has a love for psychology and is currently a doctoral student in School Psychology. Taluba works to bring her passions of dance and psychology together as she continues to explore both areas.
Molly Weidmaier
Molly Weidmaier is a dancer, choreographer, and educator from Metuchen, NJ. Molly holds a BFA in Dance from Rutgers University and an EdM in Dance Education at the Rutgers Graduate School of Education. They currently work as a full-time dance educator in Bayonne, NJ; additionally, they teach at Washington Rock Dance, Club Pilates Metuchen, and Club Pilates Piscataway.
Molly currently performs with Rock Dance Collective and has previously performed works by Evelyn Wang, Katy Pyle, Tentacle Tribe, André Zachary, Michelle Manzaneles, and more. Molly holds a 200hr Yoga certification from Soma Yoga Institute and a 500hr Comprehensive Pilates certification from Club Pilates.