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Kathleen holds a BFA in Dance, Theater and Literature from Kutztown University where she studied ballet, tap, jazz, modern, lyrical and musical theater. She is also a graduate of Walnut Hill High School for the Performing Arts in Natick, Massachusetts where she was a member of the National Youth Ballet. She was one of three dancers chosen to represent the National Youth Ballet at Regional Dance America in 1991 and 1992. Mrs. Treat studied and performed with the Boston Ballet, Pittsburgh Ballet, and The Rock School in Philadelphia. She has worked with renowned teachers as Sean Lavery, Suki Schorer, Violette Verdy, Sydelle Gomberg, Roy Kaiser and many more. Locally, she trained with the Lehigh Valley Ballet Guild under the direction of Alexi Ramov. She is an active member of the National Dance Education Organization and a studio representative for National Dance Week.
Kathleen is currently an adjunct professor for the Cedar Crest College's Department of Dance. She was a member of the Steps in Time staff for ten years before taking ownership in July 2004.
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- Kimberly Shade, Instructor, Inner Rhythms Tap and Jazz Choreographer
Kim's dancing career started at the age of three in the Lehigh Valley with Bailey's School of Dance and Contempo Dance Center. She has studied extensively on scholarship at Steps on Broadway and Henry LeTang School of Tap in Manhattan. In addition, she has studied with such dance greats as Luigi, Gus Giordano, Gregory Hines and Wayne Cilento. She has taught locally for the past 14 years and was the Artistic Director of The Dance Zone in South Allentown. Kim is currently attending Cedar Crest College as a Bachelor of Science Candidate in Business Administration. She returns to Steps in Time for her ninth season and looks forward to another exciting year.
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- Nicole Vito, Instructor/Choreographer
This is Nicole Vito's third season at Steps in Time and we are excited to welcome her back to the family. Nicole graduated from Steps in Time in 2002 and was a member of our resident dance company, Inner Rhythms. She is a recent graduate of Marywood University with a bachelor's degree in Elementary Education. During her career at Marywood, Nicole continued her dance training with dance workshops and choroegraphers from New York City. She also continued to take ballet, jazz, tap and hip-hop classes throughout her four years in college. She is currently a second grade teacher at Roosevelt Elementary School in Allentown.
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