
Angie has also served as the director of DU's LaPlace and Destrehan studios and has led Dance Unlimited’s award-winning marching company. Certified by Dance Masters of America and the Louisiana Association of Dance Masters, where she has served on the Executive Board, Angie is recognized for her expertise in tap, jazz, and ballet.
Her choreography is highly sought after, having been featured in middle and high school dance teams, community theatre events, pageants, and even an NFL pre-game show. She has also had the privilege of teaching master classes across the United States. Angie’s students have achieved numerous state and national awards, including titles such as Teen Miss Dance of America and Junior Miss Dance of Louisiana, among others. Her group routines have earned accolades for Most Entertaining, Judges’ Choice, Video of the Year, and Weekend High Point.
Angie has studied under renowned dance masters like Jo Rowan and Luigi and has nurtured students who have gone on to earn scholarships, feature in commercials, and join prestigious dance teams like the New Orleans Saintsations, LSU Golden Girls, and SLU Lionettes. Some have even achieved titles such as Miss Teen USA.
For fifteen years, Angie and her sister directed the Queen of Hope Pageant, raising over $80,000 for the American Cancer Society. Her community dedication has earned her recognition as a River Parishes Volunteer Salute honoree.
With a bachelor’s degree from Southeastern Louisiana University, Angie is also a biology teacher at Destrehan High School, where she serves as the Science Department Chair and Sophomore Grade Level Team leader. She resides in Destrehan with her husband Travis, son Austin, and “tiny dancer” Camryn.
Angie’s goal is to continue inspiring young dancers to become the best versions of themselves, whether in the studio, on stage, or in life. She is thrilled to carry on the Dance Unlimited legacy by sharing her vast experience and knowledge with the next generation of dancers.

Amanda is a member of Louisiana Association of Dance Masters and Dance Masters of America - certified by test to teach tap, jazz and ballet. She is a director and choreographer for our award winning DU Krewe competition team. She also directs our mini parade company. As our Project Director, Amanda is always having fun coming up with our themes, studio activities, and productions. She is also Ms. Angie’s right hand woman. Amanda and her husband Brandon reside in Montz with their son Ethan, and two tiny dancers Henley and Hazel. Even though she basically lives at the studio, Amanda’s full time job is at Destrehan High School in the Special Education department advocating for inclusion for special needs students.









MaQue has coached and choreographed for youth, high school, collegiate, and professional teams. She previously served as the coach of the New Orleans Pelicans’ NBA PelSquad Dance Team. Her expertise includes leading auditions, designing dance programs, producing performances, and mentoring dancers at every level of development.
As a performer, MaQue’s career includes international tours and appearances across television, film, music videos, and theatrical productions.
She takes great pride in being an alumna of Dance Unlimited of the River Parishes, where she began training at the age of three and first discovered the passion for dance that would shape her career.

Following Susan Burke’s retirement, Katie continued her training at Jefferson Ballet School under Kimberly and Kenny Beck while performing with Jefferson Ballet Theatre.
Katie earned a Bachelor of Arts in Speech Pathology and Audiology with a minor in Ballet from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette in 2023. While attending UL Lafayette, she trained under Marie Broussard, Coordinator of Dance, and began teaching ballet at Dance Dynamics in Carencro, Louisiana.
Most recently, Katie graduated from Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center in New Orleans with a Master of Communication Disorders in Speech-Language Pathology. While pursuing her graduate degree, she continued to nurture her love of ballet by attending weekly classes at Jefferson Ballet School and performing in The Nutcracker each year.