Narissa Fell (dancer)
Narissa’s training began at Dance Works in Quakertown, PA. Narissa was accepted to the Governor’s School of Arts in Erie, PA and continued her education at The University of the Arts in Philadelphia. She graduated from DeSales University with a BA in Dance. Narissa performed, choreographed, and taught in Rio de Janerio, Brazil and attended Surfscape Dance Theatre Summer Intensive in Daytona, Fl. She continues her training in Philadelphia at the Koresh Dance Studio. Narissa works at Dance Works, Central Bucks Gymnastics and Dance, and Beth Jacobsen’s School of Dance, where she teaches not only the technique and art form of dance, but allows her passion and love for dance to come through her students and her choreography.

Nakia Gard (dancer)
Nakia Gard recently graduated, with honors, from DeSales University where she received her B.A. in Dance with a concentration in Business. She received her dance training of fourteen years from the Philadelphia School of Dance Arts (PHILADANCO). Nakia studied dance in India, Brazil, and Mexico. She presented work in DeSales University’s Emerging Choreographer’s Concert in 2007 and 2008, her pieces were selected for adjudication at the American College Dance Festivals. As a performer, Nakia worked with Rennie Harris, Ashleigh Leite, and the Shen Wei dance company. Currently, Nakia is the director of the dance outreach ministry called “Total Prayze Mime Ministry and a proud member of "coEXISTdance."
Megan Quinn (apprentice)
Megan Quinn was born and raised in Virginia before coming to Philadelphia to pursue her BFA in Dance at Temple University. She has been dancing her whole life, and she is excited to see where her dancing takes her. A sophomore in the program, Megan participated in the Student Dance Concert, the BFA student Dance Concert, MFA Endings, the 2010 Faculty Concert, and in Jessica Warchal-King’s “Microcosmic Currents.”

Danielle Schindledecker (dancer)
Danielle Schindledecker is currently a theater student at Temple University and will be going into her junior year in the fall. She has been training for about thirteen years in styles such as ballet, jazz, modern, tap and hip hop. Danielle continues to train with the Boyer College of Music and Dance, as well as the School of Communications and Theater at Temple to increase her knowledge of performance, which is her passion. Danielle is thrilled to be a part of her first dance company, coExistdance, where she will be giving back to the community through art and performance.