Casey is a professional choreographer, educator, and performer. She received her B.A. in dance performance from Rhode Island College, where she trained and studied with exceptional choreographers such as Clay Talifaro, Sean Curran, and Mark Taylor. After graduation, Casey continued her education at Broadway Dance Center in New York City and Boston Ballet, where she studied weekly in a variety of classes. While a dancer of the Andary Dance Company, Casey had the opportunity to perform at the Cunningham School in New York City and tour the northeast. As a new member of the Franklin Performing Arts Company, Casey has enjoyed roles such as Morticia in The Addams Family Musical and the Amazing Mayzie in Seussical. She has performed and worked alongside Broadway’s Clay Rice-Thomson, Tyler Hanes, and Josh Strickland in FPAC’s productions of Matilda, Mary Poppins, Something Rotten, and Tarzan. Casey has also been an adjunct faculty member at Rhode Island College, Dean College, and Salve Regina University, teaching jazz, tap, and working with the RIC dance company as assistant rehearsal director. In 2010, she became an adjudicator and choreographer for the Elite Dance Challenge regional and national competition. Later, Casey joined the judging panel for the Celebration Talent Competition and the Sheer Elite International Dance Competition. In 2014, Casey became the dance department director at Franklin School for the Performing Arts and the director of the FSPA Dance Company, a position she held for over ten years. During her time at FSPA, she taught a variety of dance and musical theater classes and created and facilitated curriculum, student placements, and performances for the school. Casey now works as a freelance artist and teacher.