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Our Staff
Founder & Owner
Michelle Brooks Webb
For 35 years, Michelle Brooks Webb has turned a small one-room dance studio in Rural Hall into the thriving Dance Perfections Arts Company (DPAC) it is today—building not simply a successful studio, but a legacy rooted in artistry, excellence, family, and a genuine love for her dancers.
Michelle’s own journey in the performing arts began long before DPAC. She studied ballet at the North Carolina School of the Arts and has trained with renowned teachers and choreographers throughout North Carolina, New York, and beyond in all genres of dance. Her performance career includes appearances in numerous musical productions, including A Chorus Line, George M! and Show Boat. She has also enjoyed a successful career in print, modeling, and pageantry, earning numerous pageant titles and becoming Fourth Runner-Up in the Mrs. North Carolina Pageant. Her experience and expertise have also led her to serve as a judge for numerous prestigious pageant and dance competitions, where she has been recognized for her knowledge, experience, and discerning eye for talent, artistry, and presentation.
A true artist at heart, Michelle’s talents extend beyond dance. She studied fashion design, graduating at the top of her class, with numerous original designs selected for showcases and modeled in presentations. Today, she continues to express her creativity through one of her favorite passions—designing costumes and creating unique looks that bring choreography and performances to life.
Michelle has taken the knowledge, discipline, creativity, and performance experience gained throughout her career and woven it into the technical training and artistic vision behind DPAC. Under her direction, her dancers and teams have earned numerous state and national titles, choreography awards, and prestigious honors.
Her greatest accomplishment, however, may be the legacy her dancers have created beyond the studio. Many of Michelle’s students have gone on to become professional dancers, teachers, choreographers, and studio owners. Her dancers have also performed on collegiate dance teams, NFL teams, and NBA teams, carrying the foundation and passion they developed at DPAC into the next chapter of their careers.
That legacy continues through her daughter, Jessica Brooke Losselyong, who has earned numerous pageant titles throughout North Carolina as well as multiple national pageant titles. Jessica is now an important part of the DPAC staff and has created TUTU TOTS, a beloved program designed for young dancers from walkers through age four, introducing them to the joy of movement and dance from the very beginning.
Away from the studio, Michelle treasures time with her husband, Randy, her greatest supporter throughout her journey, and her family. They have been an integral part of the story behind the dream and the legacy she continues to build.
Yet, for Michelle, the greatest measure of success has never been a trophy.
Her greatest goal is to create a place where every dancer feels seen, encouraged, supported, and loved—a place where young artists can discover their confidence, find their voice, and believe in themselves.
After 35 years, Michelle’s dream continues to grow. Her legacy lives not only in the studio she built, but in every dancer she has inspired, every career she has helped launch, and every life she has touched.
Bobbi Jo Wilchelman
Instructor
With more than 27 years of experience as a dance educator and choreographer, Bobbi Jo Wilchelman brings an extraordinary depth of knowledge, passion, and industry experience to Dance Perfections Arts Company. A competitive dancer for 14 years with Larkin Dance Studio in Minnesota, Bobbi Jo went on to build an impressive career as a teacher, choreographer, and mentor. She has been a valued part of the Dance Perfections Arts Company family for 14 years, specializing in Tap, Jazz, Musical Theatre, Lyrical, Contemporary, Hip Hop, Ballet, and Tumbling. Throughout her career, Bobbi Jo has trained alongside and worked with numerous renowned choreographers across the country and has been invited to guest teach at studios nationwide. Her choreography has been featured in pregame and halftime performances for the Minnesota Lynx and Orlando Magic, adding professional sports entertainment to her extensive resume. Her dancers have competed across the United States, earning countless top scores, titles, choreography awards, and entertainment awards. Many of her students have continued their journeys into professional dance and teaching careers. Bobbi Jo has also shared her expertise with leading dance competitions, including Starpower and Revolution, further establishing her as a respected educator and choreographer within the dance industry. With her extensive experience, creativity, and genuine passion for developing dancers, Bobbi Jo continues to inspire every student she teaches to reach higher, dance bigger, and believe in their potential.
Logan Parsons
Instructor
Logan Parsons' love for dance began at just two and a half years old at Dance Perfections Arts Company, where she quickly discovered a passion that would become a lifelong journey. From an early age, Logan's natural talent and determination set her apart, and she competed extensively in jazz, lyrical, contemporary, hip hop, and numerous other genres, earning countless awards including state and national titles. She has trained with talented instructors and renowned choreographers across the United States, and her choreography continues to receive numerous awards and recognition year after year. Logan's attention to detail, creative eye, passion for excellence, and genuine love for every dancer make her a special instructor. From a little girl dancing at DPAC to an accomplished choreographer, instructor, and mentor, Logan has truly grown up through the art she loves.
Sophie Pratt
Instructor
Sophie Pratt's journey at Dance Perfections Arts Company began more than 13 years ago, and what started as a young dancer's passion has grown into a beautiful path toward becoming an educator, leader, and mentor. A dedicated and versatile dancer, Sophie has trained extensively in ballet, tap, jazz, hip hop, contemporary, lyrical, commercial jazz, jazz funk, pom, and more, studying with talented instructors and choreographers throughout the East Coast. She is also experienced in teaching pom classes and choreographing competitive pom routines. She served as Captain of the inaugural West Stokes High School Dance Team and has been an assistant teacher at DPAC for several years. Sophie is currently attending Salem College and plans to continue her education at Winston-Salem State University, pursuing her dream of becoming a pediatric occupational therapist. With her extensive dance training, leadership experience, pom expertise, nurturing spirit, and genuine love for her students, Sophie brings something truly special to DPAC.
Sophia Brooks
Instructor
Photo & Bio coming soon!
Keerstin Bennett
Instructor
Keerstin Bennett's love of dance began at age six when her great-grandmother gifted her dance lessons and she began dancing at DPAC. What started as a special gift quickly became a lasting passion. At age nine, Keerstin joined the competition team and went on to dance competitively until she graduated from high school. During those years, she competed extensively in Contemporary, Jazz, Lyrical and Hip Hop, earning numerous awards and honors, including state and national titles. Throughout her years as a dancer, she had the opportunity to train with talented instructors and renowned choreographers from across the United States, further developing her technique, artistry, versatility, and passion for dance. Her passion for dance eventually grew from performing into teaching, choreographing, and mentoring others. Her experience includes teaching and choreographing dance at Lynchburg Dance Connection, Dance Lynchburg, choreographing and teaching youth through Heroes Helping Heroes/Seeds of Hope, performing, choreographing, and serving with Liberty University's D-Trex Dance Ministry. Keerstin is a graduate of Liberty University with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Substance Abuse Counseling. She is also a certified Trauma-Informed Somatic Coach and Breathwork Practitioner. Her years of experience working with children and teens as a dance instructor, camp counselor, and mentor have shaped her patient, compassionate, and encouraging teaching style. Having experienced firsthand the transformative impact dance can have throughout a child's formative years, Keerstin strives to create a safe, encouraging, and supportive environment where dancers can develop their skills and confidence while feeling free in their bodies to learn, create, express, and discover their own lifelong love of dance.
Drew Davis
Instructor
Photo & Bio coming soon!
Kylie McDaniel
Instructor
For Kylie McDaniel, Dance Perfections has always been home. Her dance journey began at just two years old, growing up at DPAC and spending 12 years as a competitive dancer. While in the 9th grade, Kylie began her journey as an assistant teacher at DPAC, discovering a natural gift for connecting with young dancers and sharing her love of movement. She attended North Carolina State University, earning her Bachelor's Degree in Elementary Education with a minor in Dance, and served as President of the Tap Jam Club. Today, Kylie teaches first grade while continuing to teach at Dance Perfections, inspiring the next generation both inside and outside the classroom. For Kylie, returning to teach at DPAC is a full-circle moment: 'It is such a full-circle moment to be able to teach at the studio I have called home since I was a child. I am so grateful for this studio.'
Jessica Brooke Losselyong
Instructor
Dance has been a part of Jessica Brooke Losselyong's life for as long as she can remember. As soon as she could walk in the one-room dance studio in Rural Hall, NC, she knew she wanted to dance. From a young age, she was immersed in the studio alongside her mom, a pillar in the local dance community who has run a successful, multi-generational program in King, NC for over 35 years. During her 16 years of training there, she developed strong technique, performance skills, and the values of teamwork, confidence, and respect. She attended the North Carolina School of the Arts for ballet and studied at UNC Greensboro in business and fashion merchandising. After settling back home, the birth of her daughter Ruby reignited her passion for dance and teaching preschool children, inspiring her to create TuTu Tots baby ballet. Through her love of ballet and teaching, Jessica hopes to share the joy and lifelong benefits that dance brings.
Macey Smith
Instructor
Macey grew up in the studio and dance has been a part of her life for as long as she can remember. After 15 years of dancing, including 11 years as a competitive dancer with DPAC, the studio has always felt like a second home to her. Throughout her training, Macey studied ballet, jazz, contemporary, lyrical, tap, and more. She believes dance is about so much more than technique—it is about finding confidence, building friendships, expressing yourself, and having a place where you feel like you belong. Macey graduated from NC State University with a Bachelor of Science in Biological Sciences with a concentration in Human Biology and a minor in Psychology. She then earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy from Winston-Salem State University. She currently works as a pediatric physical therapist, combining her love of movement with her passion for helping children grow and thrive. Macey is incredibly grateful for everything dance has given her and is excited to give back to the dance community that played such a special role in her life.
Jesse Morris
Guest teacher / Substitute
Jesse Morris is a dance instructor and choreographer with over 15 years of teaching experience. She started her journey as a young dancer performing in dance recitals, parades and on the dance team at school. As a teen and young adult she danced in shows such as West Side Story, Manhattan Swings and Hollywood Escapades. In 2011 she started her teacher training under mentor and Master Teacher Joyce Triche. Jesse interned and assisted Miss Joyce for 3 years before receiving her certification, by test, through Carolina Dance Masters and Dance Masters of America in the Jazz discipline in 2014. That summer, through scholarship from CDM / DMA, she attended Teacher Training School in Buffalo New York for an intensive program. Over the next 8 years Jesse was the lead Jazz instructor for Miss Joyce's Dance Studio. She choreographed many winning competition routines, recital and parade routines, and special community performances. In 2020 Jesse added, by test, the Ballet discipline to her CDM / DMA certification. She continues her education by attending CDM's annual dance convention, taking classes, and additional teacher training opportunities. Since the closing of Miss Joyce's Dance Studio in 2022, Jesse has been a freelance instructor and guest teacher. In 2025, Jesse created 423 Dance Company which is a dance program for adult students of varied levels of experience. Jesse is a dancer, a choreographer, a teacher and a creative who loves the art of dance and continues to share it with the world.