Dancing Feats
Swing and Ballroom Dance Studio
617 52-SWING - info@dancingfeats.com
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Our Instructors
Neal Klein - Studio Director
Neal has been dancing since 1979 and directing Dancing Feats since 1989. He has had successful careers as a competitive ballroom dancer, as a competitive swing dancer, and as an international instructor and performer. Neal also directs Swingin´ New England Dance Festival. Since the beginning of his dance career Neal estimates that he has taught around twenty thousand people to swing dance. When not on the dance floor, he is an Associate Professor of Psychology at Lesley University in Cambridge MA.
Stephanie Brown
Stephanie Brown is Dancing Feats´ newest staff member. Stephanie has a successful competitive background in County/Western dancing, having competed and placed in various Pro/Am and Line Dancing competitions up and down the East Coast. Stephanie is currently a national competitor in the West Coast Swing dance circuit. Stephanie's teaching style emphasizes proper technique, styling, and having fun both in the classroom and on the dance floor. She believes that "learning is better when you have fun!" When not dancing her nights away, Stephanie is an Accounting Manager for an emerging pharmaceuticals company in Waltham, MA. She is also an active Big Sister for Big Brothers and Big Sisters.
Willow Colson-Wall
Willow began dancing at the early age of two as a ballet dancer. She soon moved on to Jazz, hip hop, and modern dance, and later became a ballet instructor. She started dancing West Coast Swing in 2003 and began teaching at Dancing Feats in 2004. She teaches West Coast Swing and Night Club Two Step at Dancing Feats. She and Marc Levetin began a dance partnership in 2004 and have placed first at Summer Hummer´s Club Challenge, first at Swingin´ New England´s Intermediate Strictly Swing, and second at New Year´s Extravaganza Intermediate Just Dance. She also is the event coordinator for Swingin´ New England Dance Festival.
Marc Levetin
Marc Levetin has been with Dancing Feats since 2000. He learned ballroom dancing in high school, picked up Lindy Hop in college, and is now a successful competitor in the national West Coast Swing circuit. Marc has been teaching various types of social dance since 1997. He believes that dancing is a lot more fun if you can do a little bit of everything. His teaching style focuses on partner connection and musicality, and makes liberal use of his patent-pending sense of humor. When not dancing, Marc works for a learning consultancy in downtown Boston.