Ana Quenedit

Pre-School & Children’s Programs Coordinator

Ana Quenedit, originally from Havana, Cuba, graduated from the National School of Art and performed with professional companies throughout Latin America before dedicating her career to teaching and choreography.

As Quenedit Dance’s Pre-School & Children’s Programs Coordinator, Ana helps develop age-appropriate curriculum for our youngest dancers while supporting their progress, confidence, and love of movement. She is certified in PBT, Neuroeducation, and additional teaching methods, and brings a thoughtful, nurturing approach to Ballet, Character, and Rhythmic Dance Fusion. Ana has been part of Quenedit Dance for the past three years and enjoys sharing life both in and out of the studio with her husband, Pedro, and their son, Gabriel.

Pedro Vega
Youth & Teen Programs Coordinator

Pedro Vega trained at the National School of Art in Havana, Cuba, and joined the Laura Alonso Ballet Company in 2007. He later became a Principal Dancer with the National Ballet of Ecuador, performing classical, neoclassical, and contemporary works.

As Quenedit Dance’s Youth & Teen Programs Coordinator, Pedro helps shape a thoughtful, progressive curriculum tailored to each level while evaluating students’ individual development and helping guide their training. He brings extensive teaching experience from the National Ballet of Ecuador and the College of Arts, along with a strong passion for choreography. In 2024, his work Bird was featured at the San Antonio Dance Festival.

Gabrielle Stamm Llambiri
Competition Team Coordinator & Jazz Instructor

Gabrielle Stamm Llambiri began dancing at age three and earned a BA in Dance from Dean College. Her training includes programs with Alvin Ailey and The Joffrey Ballet, along with studies at renowned New York City studios including Mark Morris, Peridance, and Broadway Dance Center.

As Quenedit Dance’s Competition Team Coordinator, Gabrielle helps guide the team’s training, performance preparation, and overall development while continuing to share her passion as a Jazz instructor. She encourages dancers to grow in confidence, musicality, expression, and connection while bringing energy and joy into the studio. Outside of dance, Gabrielle is a proud mom to her three children, Ella, Luna, and Oliver.