WELCOME TO OUR SEPTEMBER 26 FACULTY! We will be announcing more and more in the coming weeks!

Julia Bose came into this world with an innate need to create, and a love of music and movement. Born and raised in Victoria BC, she explored many different dance disciplines, leading to discovering her love of Tap, Hip Hop, and Choreography. 

Julia has taught and performed all over the world at renowned Street Dance events, from Montreal, to New York, to New Zealand. After making the move to Vancouver, Julia competed with TwoFourSeven Company. Their emotional Body rock win caught the attention of “America’s got Talent” producers, who flew them all to California to try their luck with the judges. This experience opened up the door to the TV / Film world, which Julia is currently pursuing (credits include Riverdale, Motherland, and Another Life), as well as commercials (Google, Expedia, Front Door, Johnsonville, Columbia, Activia, and more), music videos, and live performances. From representing Canada as a dancer on Team Canada, to choreographing for the team starting in 2023, Julia has shifted focus into leading and creating for dancers in Vancouver (ITP, Source, Harbour Dance, A3 District, and more). Julia’s magnetic and nurturing teaching style, coupled with her knowledge of Hip Hop foundation / history, musicality, and industry experience, has made her a sought after instructor and choreographer in Vancouver and beyond.

Krista is a ballet educator with over 27 years of teaching experience. Born in BC, she trained in professional ballet programs across Canada and Montreal, including the National Ballet School of Canada, Royal Winnipeg Ballet School, Banff Centre for the Arts, and L’École Supérieure de Danse du Québec.

A Registered Teacher with the Royal Academy of Dance and certified in Progressing Ballet Technique, Krista has taught throughout BC and Alberta and worked with emerging professional dancers at Ballet BC and Lamondance. Known for her passion, precision, and high technical standards, she encourages strong technique while supporting individual expression in every dancer.

After spending 11 years working professionally as a dancer and choreographer in Los Angeles, Mackenzie has recently returned to Vancouver, Canada. Throughout his career, he has built an impressive resume, appearing in major film and television productions such as CBS's Dancing With The Stars, Paramount's Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies, Netflix's Julie & The Phantoms and The Woman in the House, Disney's Descendants franchise, Hulu's Chippendales, NBC's Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist, Amazon's Elle, Showtime's Penny Dreadful: City of Angels, FOX's 9-1-1: Lone Star, and ABC's Once Upon a Time. His credits also include Glee, Step Up 5, The Middle, Witches of East End, and many more.

Mackenzie's talent extends beyond the screen to some of the world's most prestigious live events. He has performed at the Academy Awards for Barbie - I'm Just Ken, The Grammy Awards, The Primetime Emmy Awards, The Voice, America's Got Talent, the Latin Grammy Awards, Lip Sync Battle, the MTV Awards, the Pan American Games, and the Riot Games ceremonies for League of Legends and VALORANT. His impressive list of collaborations includes global superstars such as Jennifer Lopez, One Republic, Paula Abdul, Katy Perry, Meghan Trainor, RuPaul, Gloria Trevi, Keke Palmer, Nelly Furtado, Robyn, Cece Peniston, Crystal Waters, Stevie Mackie, PVRIS, Mel C, Tom Odell, Hurts, Elvira Mistress of the Dark, Todrick Hall, Patrick Starrr, and many more.

Now, with a wealth of experience and a deep love for the art of dance, Mackenzie is dedicated to inspiring and mentoring the next generation of dancers.

Originally from Melbourne, Australia, Joanne is a dancer, choreographer, and director who has trained and performed internationally, including in Vancouver, New York, and Los Angeles. Her performance career includes work with artists such as The Backstreet Boys, Prince, Kool & the Gang, and appearances alongside Busta Rhymes, Lauryn Hill, and The Red Hot Chili Peppers.

Joanne’s credits span stage, television, and film, with appearances in projects including Scooby-Doo 2, White Chicks, Christmas Chronicles 2, and Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist. She is the director of The Source Dance Company at Harbour Dance Centre in Vancouver, where she focuses on training, performance, and professional development for emerging dancers.

Jordan Allarie is a choreographer, director, and live event creative whose work lives at the intersection of performance and spectacle. With over two decades in the industry, his career spans stages, screens, and stadiums—from dancing with Royal Caribbean International to shaping large-scale productions with PRP: Patrick Roberge Productions. His creative fingerprints can be found across landmark events including the Vancouver 2010 Paralympic Winter Games and multiple Grey Cup Halftime Show stages, collaborating with artists such as Nickelback, Marianas Trench, and Imagine Dragons. Whether directing pyro-musical spectacles or developing character-driven storytelling, his work is defined by scale, precision, and a distinct theatrical edge. Rooted in a foundation that began at age three and expanded through elite training and professional performance, Jordan has evolved into an award-winning choreographer and sought-after educator. His credits span stage, screen, and television, including So You Think You Can Dance Canada and Canada’s Got Talent, as well as collaborations with Katy Perry and her team for the Invictus Games and projects with Paramount Pictures, NBC, and CTV. Known for crafting bold, story-driven movement, Jordan continues to shape the next generation of dancers, bringing a perspective that is equal parts industry-honed and artistically fearless.