Amandine Kuebler
Founder & Director
Amandine Kuebler grew up in Denver, Colorado where she was classically trained in ballet, contemporary, character, and modern techniques. After dancing in local ballet studios throughout her early years, she recieved pre-professional training at The Harid Conservatory in Boca Raton, Florida, studying under faculty members such as Victoria Schneider and Alexey Kulpin in Vaganova technique. She continued developing her skills in summer intensives such as Paris Opera Ballet, USAIBC, and Colorado Ballet, working with instructors Erica Fischbach, Amanda McKerrow, & John Gardner. During her undergraduate studies at New York University, Amandine performed and taught with ballet clubs such as The Ballet Company & The Ballet Collaborative, where she gained experience in community‑centered adult dance projects and was directly inspired to create ABC. As founder and director, she is dedicated to offering adult dancers a space for accessible opportunities in ballet training, learning repertoire, exploring self-artistry, and participating in performances!
As a working adult herself, Amandine is a research coordinator at NYU Langone Health in Dr. Katharina Schultebraucks' computational psychiatry lab studying the development of mental health challenges. She graduated from NYU with a BA in psychology with minors in dance and chemistry, leading to aspirations to pursue medical school. She is excited to continue expanding her dance experience in combination with medical research to promote physical and mental well-being!
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