Miss Bree began dancing at the age of 12 under the direction of Nancy Floreani in South Porcupine, Ont. In her youth, she studied ballet and pointe, tap, jazz, modern, acrobatics and gymnastics. At the age of 16 she began training under Denise Treleaven-Cote. She taught her first dance class at 17 and obtained her specialist high skills major high school diploma in dance and brass. She continued to teach dance throughout university at local studios in Waterloo Region, and spent the next 10 years teaching at various studios in the GTHA in competitive, recreational and pre-professional environments. She has also choreographed for community musicals including College: The Musical, The Great American Trailer Park Musical and X-Musical: An X-Men Musical. She has led several high school varsity dance teams to competitive victories and has taught specialized dance classes for autistic, neurodivergent and disabled dancers of all ages.

Miss Bree is a certified ADAPT tap and jazz instructor and holds her Acrobatic Arts Module 1 certification. She is proud to have trained with professionals such as Johnathan Morin, Ryan Foley, Dianne Montgomery, Sam Weber, Linda Garneau, Kate Jablonski and Stelio Calagias. Also a dedicated athlete with a background in yoga, bodybuilding and calisthenics, she strives to lead classes that help her dancers achieve their goals safely and with confidence through proper technique and nurturing attention. She has been part of the LNDC family since 2022.