Owner/Instructor Jessica Trembly was born in Arizona where she began her dance instruction at Eastside Ballet Center and the New School for the Arts and Academics. From 2002-2003 she performed as a senior company member of the Eastside Ballet and Jazz Ensemble.
In 2007 received her B.A. in Dance from the University of New Mexico graduating summa cum laude. Upon graduation Jessica began working with Keshet Dance Company in Albuquerque performing in The Nutcracker on the Rocks and the Spring Concert.
In 2008 Jessica moved to Mesilla where she began working with NMSU through their Dance Alive & AggieFit Programs. In 2009 she joined Cor Ignis; a professional modern dance company in the Borderlands. Mesilla Valley Dance, the studio she owned for 6 years began as a small youth modern dance class inside of Mikey's Place. It grew into a small, but productive, studio teaching dance to toddlers, seniors, & all ages in between.
2016 was the start of her new adventure in Alamogordo. She began teaching at a gym and then inside of a friend's yoga studio. In May 2017 575dance was opened in its current location on 10th St. There Jessica is able to provide high quality instruction to dancers of all ages and continue her creative process with the Desert Rhythm Dance Collective.
Jessica's philosophy is to teach dance with a friendly, gentle spirit and to instill a love of movement and understanding of technique while stimulating the imagination. She believes in dancers who can think for themselves and know their own body & its possibilities. She loves to work with small children using her years as a Montessori Assistant Teacher to guide the students in learning. She especially loves to teach adults, even those who don't think they can dance!
Jessica Trembly has studied with: Lydia Torea an Internationally renowned Flamenco dancer, Constance Stine from Texas Christian University, Ethel Dias of the Alvin Ailey School of Dance, Bill Evans of the Somatic Dance Institute, Jennifer Predock-Linnell, and Donna Jewell faculty from the University of New Mexico, and Deborah Knapp, Ann Gavit, and Paco Antonio faculty from New Mexico State University.
