Emma Prilaman (she/her), 2017 BFA graduate from the University of Central Oklahoma with an emphasis in dance performance, began her career with Perpetual Motion Dance as “Cora” in the 2018 Spring Concert of “Coras Door”. In addition to her credits with PMD, Emma has toured nationally, performed in the World Dance Alliance Global Summit Gala (Newfoundland), and been showcased in various festivals as an immersive visual artist. During her time with PMD, Emma has been featured at Meow Wolf’s House of Eternal Return, partnered with live musicians, including  the Oklahoma Virtuoso Chamber Orchestra & Tulsa Signature Symphony, in addition to having recent works presented at the Oklahoma International Dance Festival & the Oklahoma Contemporary Dance Festival. Emma is passionate about pursuing her dance career with Perpetual Motion Dance, striving to continue bringing innovative art to the OKC community and beyond! Whenever Emma is offstage, she is the Beverage Director at Birdie's by Chef Kevin Lee and MAHT of Uptown.

Melanie Lambert (she/her) graduated with a B.F.A. in Dance Performance from the University of Central Oklahoma. Melanie's first introduction to Perpetual Motion Dance was by participating and performing in the Oklahoma Contemporary Dance Festival while she was still a student at UCO. Post graduation, Melanie joined Perpetual Motion Dance performing in əˈstrā at the Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center. In 2021, Melanie had the opportunity to choreograph for the Oklahoma Contemporary Dance Festival and PM2 Jr. Dance Company. As director of PM2 2021-2025, Melanie took students to perform at the Arts Festival, Ok Dance Day, and PMD’s production of “All We Have Is Now” at Tower Theatre. Melanie’s choreography for Perpetual Motion Dance has been featured in the following shows; Y20, Big Voices Project, Equilibrium, All We Have Is Now, and A Woman's Work debuting in the spring of 2027. Melanie is looking forward to creating new choreographic works for A Woman's Work show and hosting more community classes and events for the 2026-2027 season.

Katelyn “KeeKee” Prewitt (she/her) studied dance at the University of Central Oklahoma where she was a member of Kaleidoscope Dance Company for four years. During her time performing at UCO, she had the opportunity to work with choreographers such as Leah Cox, Mike Esperanza, Jeremy Duvall and Noa Shiloh.

Katelyn’s performance credits include the American College Dance Association’s Gala concert in addition to tours in Paris, New York and Seoul. Katelyn joined Perpetual Motion Dance in 2019 and is currently a performer, choreographer, modern & aerial instructor. Katelyn had the opportunity to be a featured soloist at the Oklahoma International Dance Festival in 2025 and 2026. Katelyn also serves as the company Make-up Artist & Costume Director, using those skills behind the scenes for show productions.

You can find Katelyn teaching at a local preschool and Mother’s Day out. Katelyn is excited to create and perform in the new Perpetual Motion Dance location 402 N Hudson.

Summer Brandley (she/her) is a hard worker who appreciates the diligent physicality of dance. Summer graduated with a B.F.A. in Dance Performance from Wichita State University. While in school, she had the opportunity to perform in works choreographed by Jammie Walker and Darrell Grand Moultrie, study at Gibney Dance and attend the American College Dance Association. Summer joined Perpetual Motion Dance in 2021 and is the coordinator of the Oklahoma Contemporary Dance Festival, an annual community dance performance opportunity hosted by PMD. Summer has taught dance across multiple disciplines and is currently working as a modern and aerial artist, personal trainer, and pilates instructor. Summer is most excited about coordinating the Oklahoma Contemporary Dance Festival  (@ocdf.pmd) for the third year. It is an endeavor that is very rewarding for our dance community.

Avery Patterson (they/them) is a graduate with a BFA in dance performance from the University of Central Oklahoma. Avery is trained in a multitude of dance styles, with modern and aerial being held closest in their heart. During their time at UCO, they had the opportunity to work with choreographers such as Mike Esperanza, Bubba Carr, and Alexandra Beller. They joined Perpetual Motion Dance in 2024 as a performing artist and in 2025 became the Jr. Company Director. Avery is ecstatic to continue their dance journey further!

Jeanne Devillier (they/them) is a performing dance artist in the Oklahoma City area. They are originally from Plano, Texas and began their dance training at the Plano Metropolitan Ballet. While continuing their education at Collin College, Jeanne joined the Collin Dance Ensemble, where they danced under the direction of Tiffanee Arnold.Jeanne is currently at the University of Central Oklahoma studying Dance Performance and Arts Administration. Throughout Jeanne’s time at UCO, they were a part of the Kaleidoscope Dance Company directed by Tina Kambour. Jeanne performed in featured Kaleidoscope works under the direction of Mike Esperanza, Harper Jewel Harris, Alexander Olivieri, and Hui Cha Poos. Jeanne also had the opportunity to study with Michelle Moeller, Amy Nevius, and Robyn Pasternack for four years. Jeanne performed in Michelle Moeller’s “Chasing Rabbits” that was performed at the American College Dance Association in addition to touring to Constance, Germany. Jeanne has been a part of the Oklahoma Contemporary Dance Festival since 2024 and is excited to continue performing in addition to beginning a professional career with Perpetual Motion Dance this season!

Theodosia Washburn (they/them) is a graduate from the University of Central Oklahoma with a BFA in Dance Performance. Theo is a versatile artist with a background of training in modern, jazz, ballet, gymnastics, and aerial. During their time at UCO, Theo performed in the Kaleidoscope Dance Company under the direction of Tina Kambour. Kaleidoscope provided the opportunity to train with artists such as Mike Esperanza and George Staib which allowed Theo to perform at the Gibney Theatre in New York City. After graduating, Theo spent time in New York City training with artist Emily Greenwell. They fell in love with dance because it gave them a voice when they had no words. Theo will be joining Perpetual Motion Dance as a performing artist for the 2026-27 performance season. This season, Theo is most excited to take flight and explore new heights of movement and creativity with Perpetual Motion Dance!