Supportive, encouraging, and professionally trained teachers are who you will find at our studio. We each seek to bring out the fullest potential in our students. Get to know our diverse faculty who bring the magic of dance alive each day at KBDS.

Nicole DeWolfe is a teaching artist, choreographer and yoga instructor who thrives on sharing her love of dance with others. She earned her MFA in Dance Choreography and Performance from Smith College as a Teaching Fellow and Gretchen Moran Scholar in 2017. She also holds a BA in Dance Performance Studies from Roger Williams University where she had many performance opportunities as a part of the Dance Theatre. Nicole has performed in work by artists such as Wendy Woodson, Nathan Andary, Paula Josa-Jones/Performance Works, Bronwen MacArthur, Jean Abreu, Christina Robson, and Pamela Newell, among others. Her choreography has been presented at venues including Smith College, The Dance Complex, the 808 Gallery at Boston University, Roger Williams University, the Southern Vermont Dance Festival and the American College Dance Festival. Nicole has taught at Smith College, Hampshire College, and at dance studios throughout Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Nicole also recently held the position of Event Director for a touring dance competition and convention company. She earned her 200hr yoga teacher training from the Kripalu Schools of Yoga & Ayurveda in 2016. She is also certified in Acrobatic Arts Module 1 and Youth Protection Advocates in Dance. Nicole is currently on faculty at Noble and Greenough School in Dedham, MA.