Performance Company
Malley Everngam, Artistic Director
Malley has been dancing for 35 years and was trained right here in Easton. Dance has empowered her with vulnerability, determination and an indescribable sense of freedom. More importantly, dance has given her a sense of belonging. Outside of the studio, she wears many costumes: a mental health clinician specializing in trauma treatment, a corgi mom and an avid lover of documentaries… much to her husband’s happiness.
Katie Doetsch
Katie has been dancing for 23 years, with the majority of her training from the Mid Shore Dance Academy in Easton, MD. She also danced throughtout her time at Salisbury University. Her favorite types of dance are ballet and jazz. When she's not dancing, Katie is a full-time MRI technologist and spends her evenings playing tennis.
Sherry Evans
Sherry, aka Miss Sheryl, has been dancing with friends for over 60 years in California, Montana, New York and Maryland. She feels blessed to have the opportunity to continue to dance with Continuum Dance. She lives in Easton with her husband and enjoys taking her granddaughters to ballet, piano and soccer.
Dylan Grimes
Dylan began dancing on Maryland's Eastern Shore for 13 years at To the Pointe Dance Studio. After a brief hiatus, she is pleased to return as a Continuum company member. She is trained in ballet, modern, lyrical, pointe, and tap, and is particularly interested in dance as a form of creative movement and self-expression. As a natural science illustration artist, Dylan is drawn to how movement and visual art highlight the individuality of each person. Outside of dance, Dylan enjoys spending time with her three fur children, soaking up the sun at the beach, and currently works as the Development Officer at the Chesapeake Bay Trust.
Carrie Hill
Carrie’s love of performance on stage started early – she has been singing, dancing, and acting since she was young, continuing her studies as an adult through college and community theater performances, and training at the Atlanta Ballet Center for Dance Education. Carrie is a founding and current member of Allegra! Women’s Chorus and is also looking forward to returning to the stage this fall in the Groove/Factory production of Frogs. Behind the scenes, she’s costumed productions for Chesapeake Children’s Theater, Tred Avon Players, and The Avalon. When not rehearsing or practicing piano, accordion, or trombone, she can be found surrounded by fiber art - hand spinning yarn, knitting, and crocheting, as a pattern designer, test knitter for well-known knitwear designers, and selling her creations at local arts markets.
Katie Hill
Katie has been dancing since she was four, studying the styles of contemporary, tap, musical theater, African, ballet, and jazz, and joined Continuum in 2019. She is in her fourth year of college at Southern New Hampshire University and is working toward a bachelor's in game programming and development. Katie also fills her time with creating dice games and playing piano.
Myah Koepfer
Myah is a dedicated dance and theater advocate with more than 20 years of experience. This Hershey, PA native earned her Bachelor of Arts in Communications with a minor in Theater from Penn State University. Myah has taught a variety of dance styles at studios from her hometown to her current community in Easton - even adapting classes to Zoom when needed. Now rooted on the Eastern Shore, she believes theater and dance are non-negotiables in life, shaping confidence, creativity, and connection. In addition to her work in the arts, Myah serves as an Account Manager at iFrog Marketing Solutions, where she brings her passion for storytelling into the marketing world.
Sophie Molloy
Sophie started dancing on the Eastern Shore at age 4. After graduating from the University of Delaware, she spent two years in St. Louis, Missouri as a field archaeologist and museum educator. In St. Louis, she danced at Yes, Honey Studio. Sophie is now back on the Shore continuing her museum career at the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum in St. Michaels. She is happy to join Continuum Dance and looks forward to performing again with old dance friends and mentors. Hip hop, Tap, and Jazz are Sophie's favorite dance styles.
Allison Williams
Allison has grown up dancing on the Eastern Shore and has always felt passionately about sharing the art of dance with those around her. With several years’ experience in the nonprofit education field, Allison was instrumental in founding Continuum Dance. She currently sits on the Board of Talbot Arts and works as both a Field Scientist for a local environmental consulting firm as well as Volunteer Manager for the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum.
Alyssa Zajan
Coming from a family deeply involved in musical theater, Alyssa started dancing as a child over 25 years ago while growing up in Burlington, VT. While in college, Alyssa studied tap dance and its history with Margaret Morrison. She is particularly interested in the story telling of dance and how we convey narrative through movement. Off the dance floor, Alyssa is the program coordinator for the Hill-Lopes Scholars Program at Towson University.
Head shots courtesy of Jennifer Madino Photography
Print 