AliceAnn Mosiniak (Mansfield, TX) is a distinguished alumna of Texas Christian University, where she graduated in 2024, Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Ballet and a Bachelor of Arts in Writing. As a multifaceted artist and educator, AliceAnn has demonstrated exceptional talent and dedication throughout her career.

AliceAnn’s early training took place at Doubletake Dance Studio, where she honed her skills in ballet, tap, jazz, hip-hop, clogging, contemporary, and modern dance. She furthered her classical training with the Texas Ballet Theater School until 2020. Her diverse background paved the way for numerous performance opportunities, including dancing with the Miss Tennessee Volunteer Beauty Pageant, performing as a backup dancer for Kelsea Ballerini, and participating in various productions at TCU’s School for Classical and Contemporary Dance.

Throughout her time at TCU, AliceAnn had the privilege of working with renowned choreographers such as Kara Wilkes, Sidra Bell, Bernard Gaddis, and William Isaac. This experience enriched her artistic development and expanded her professional network.

Currently, AliceAnn is in her fourth year of teaching at Texas Ballet Theater School, where she instructs ballet, jazz, contemporary, tap, modern, and adaptive classes. Her passion for teaching and mentorship shines through as she nurtures the next generation of dancers.

At TCU, AliceAnn was an officer in the Chi Tau Epsilon dance honor society, where she played a pivotal role in community outreach. She organized fundraising efforts with the Fort Worth community to support the AIDS Outreach Center, showcasing her leadership and dedication to meaningful causes.

Looking ahead, AliceAnn is excited to participate in her first season with 6 o’clock Dance Theater in Dallas for the 2024-2025 season as a Company Member, further solidifying her position as a dynamic and influential figure in the dance community. Her dedication to both her craft and her students makes her a truly inspiring artist and educator.