Noëlle Davé was born and raised in Sumter, SC. She is a graduate of East Carolina University where she received her BFA in Dance Performance and Choreography. During her time at ECU, she worked with choreographers David Ingram, Danielle Sheather, Michel Kouakou, John Dixon, Tommi Galaska, Teal Darkenwald, Micah Geyer, and Joe Cotler. She also performed in the repertory piece, Standing in Tears, staged by Koresh Dance company members. Noëlle has been a featured soloist in BalaSole Dance Company’s 2018 NYC season where she performed at the Ailey Citigroup Theatre in New York. She has choreographed numerous works, including a piece that was selected to perform at the regional American College Dance Association. She has also completed a residency under David Ingram with Fort Wayne Ballet where she performed in Fort Wayne Ballet, Too! with the company. Noëlle is currently a moving artist with gloATL in Atlanta, GA where she recently finished a six-week residency at the High Museum of Art. She loves to take on innovative learning opportunities to grow in her artistry and explore new ways of thinking and moving.

Betsy Lucas is currently a dancer in her 14th season with Nevada Ballet Theatre. Originally from Hillsboro, Oregon, Betsy was accepted into Oregon Ballet Theatre’s pre-professional program in 2008 under the direction of Damara Bennett. She joined Nevada Ballet Theatre in 2010 under the direction of James Canfield, and has danced under the direction of Roy Kaiser since 2017. Her repertoire with NBT includes lead roles in several full-length classics, including “Clara” in NBT’s production of The Nutcracker, choreographed by James Canfield, “Alice” in Septime Webre’s Alice (In Wonderland), “Dorothy” in Septime Webre’s OZ, “Svetlana” in Ben Stevenson’s Dracula, “Russian Girl” principal in Balanchine’s  Serenade, (Soloist Russian Girl), and “1^st movement” Principal in Balachine’s Western Symphony.

 Betsy has spent two summers with Terpsicorps Theatre of Dance in Asheville NC, under the direction of Heather Maloy. With Terpsicorps, she has danced dramatic leading roles such as “Calpurnia” in Cleopatra in 2023 and the young “Italian Girl” in Vampyre in 2022.

 Betsy is also one of the original company artists with Ballet 120. Since its inception in 2018, Betsy has premiered in several Ballet 120 short films, including Tactility, Purple Sunset, Full Circle  and Duet. One of Betsy’s favorite Ballet 120 moments was performing Purple Sunset live at the 2020 composer showcase held at Myron’s Cabaret Jazz at The Smith Center.

 Other career highlights include: performing a featured role at the 2018 Capezio Award show, dancing in a film project by Ann Marie DeAngelo featuring the powerhouse duet “Stay With Me”, participating in the Palm Desert Choreography festival in 2022 & 2023. She is also honored to have received coaching from world renowned Ballerina Cynthia Gregory.

 When not performing, Betsy designs and fabricates her own line of dance wear, Style on Pointe, as well as teaching at various dance studios. She takes great pride in her succulent collection and enjoys cuddling with her rescue shepherd-mix, Molly.