Katy Spreadbury received her early professional training from Kathy Kozul, Carol Somers, Sherri Moore-Nikitas, and Terri Gordon. Katy was a member of the Burncoat Fine Arts Magnet Program throughout her middle and high school years. She spent her summers training and performing with Ballet Workshop of New England under the direction of Jacqueline Cronsberg.
As a youth, Katy received numerous accolades and awards for outstanding achievements in dance. She was named Cap...read more
Katy Spreadbury received her early professional training from Kathy Kozul, Carol Somers, Sherri Moore-Nikitas, and Terri Gordon. Katy was a member of the Burncoat Fine Arts Magnet Program throughout her middle and high school years. She spent her summers training and performing with Ballet Workshop of New England under the direction of Jacqueline Cronsberg.
As a youth, Katy received numerous accolades and awards for outstanding achievements in dance. She was named Capezio's Future Star, a featured artist in Dance Magazine, and a cover model for Dance Spirit. Upon moving to NYC, Katy began her professional career performing alongside legends Ben Vereen and Karen Ziemba.
Katy has found great success as a commercial dancer in NYC. She is sought after as a guest artist, and was recently featured as a soloist at the International Film Festival in Dubai. In addition to dancing, Katy has been working as an educator for over 10 years. She's taught for dance schools, colleges and ballet programs all over the country. She's assisted Emmy Award nominated choreographer, Mandy Moore in setting new work for Los Angeles Ballet, been a longstanding faculty member of The Dance Teacher Summit here in NYC, and featured on the cover of Dance Teacher Magazine in 2012.
Katy is most widely know for her work on the convention circuit. Katy is currently the ballet teacher for JUMP Dance Convention, where she is known as a motivator, positive spirit, and fountain of knowledge.
Katy continues to remain in high demand throughout the country as a teacher who wants to make a difference.
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