Originally from south Florida, Ana Pérez Yudin began her dance training under the direction of Alicia Chodera. She grew up dancing competitively around the US, winning numerous awards for dance and choreography. Now attending Boston Conservatory at Berklee, under a Merit Scholarship, to receive her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Contemporary Dance (BFA), she studies a plethora of dance styles to refine her craft. Under the teachings of professors such as Kurt Douglas, Marissa Parmenter, John Lam, Adriana Suarez, and Brian McGinnis, she trains in modern, ballet, pointe, contemporary, floor work, improv, and somatics. While at the conservatory she has worked with and performed pieces by Aszure Barton, Dwight Rhoden, Doug Varone, Andrew Skeels, Ruka Hatua-Saar White, Katie Corrao, and Da’Rius Malone. In addition she had the honor of guest performing The Sugar Plum Fairy at the Dance Academy of Stuart in 2023, where she also guest teaches regularly. Ana's teaching and choreographic journey began at the age of sixteen and continues to grow. She now teaches and/or choreographs for The Dance Academy of Stuart, Precision Dance Conservatory, and Joanne Langione Dance Center. In 2021 she was awarded the Young Creator’s Challenge Top Choreographers award. She has also choreographed many student works for BOCO and continues to explore her love for creating. She has spent her summers training at intensives with companies such as José Limón Dance Company, Visceral Dance Company, and BODYTRAFFIC. Ana will graduate with her BFA in 2026 and plans to pursue a career in dance.