Courtney Asselin is a choreographer, dancer and educator from Rhode Island who recently moved to Boca Raton, FL in 2023. She started her dance training at the age of 3 at Shannon O’Brien School of Dance in Attleboro, Massachusetts. She started off as a dedicated regional and national award-winning dancer, and is now a sought out, award-winning choreographer. She has won many awards for her choreography including America’s Young Choreographer of the year at American Dance Awards regional along with many Diamond Choreography awards, Best Choreography at WCTE competition, Elite Choreographer at Elite Dance Challenge, and many, many more. She teaches Ballet, Acro, Jazz, Modern, Lyrical, Contemporary, Hip Hop, Tap and Preschool dance.

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Courtney attended Rhode Island College on a four-year, full talent plus academic scholarship, studying Dance. She danced professionally with a Contemporary Ballet company, Part of the Oath, and a Modern company, Fusion Works. She has danced and taught all over the United States including New Jersey, Massachusetts, NYC, New Mexico, Florida(Disney), Atlantic City, South Carolina, North Carolina, Chicago and many more. In Chicago, Courtney studied with Jump Rhythm Jazz Project. Courtney has traveled to Poland on the U.S Dance team, earning the bronze medal. She enjoys traveling to South-Africa every year to Judge in Pretoria. You can see Courtney‘s most recent work on Peacock, where she was the choreographer and lead dancer behind the comedian Alyssa Limperis, in “No Bad Days.”