Alicia Enterline-Little

Alicia Enterline-Little was born in Williamsport, PA and began the study of ballet at age 4 with her Mother, Kay.  She began studying baton at age 5 iwth her father, Tom.  She went on to study ballet with her father and later with New York City's Barbara Fallis, Richard Thomas, Dick Andros, Nicholas Orloff, Sean Lavery, Daniel Levans, Robert Blankshine, jazz with Luigi, Frank Hatchett, Ronnie DeMarco and Jo Jo's Dance Factory. In Philadelphia she worked with Robert Wilson and in Washington, D. C. with Mary Day. 

Ms. Little worked under choreographers Frederic Franklin, Victoria Simons (NYCB), Debbie Allen, Mercedes Ellington, Daniel Levans, Kaleria Fedicheva and Lisseth Aguilar.

She appeared in the production of Tennessee Williams "Sweet Bird of Youth" with Irene Worth and Christopher Walken at the Eisenhower Theatre, Kennedy Center, Annenberg Center, Brooklyn Academy of Music and on Broadway at the Harkness Theatre, NYC.

She also performed with the Bel Canto Opera Company at the Beacon Theatre in :Cecilia Waldes" and "Life of the Czar".  She performed in the Felt Forum as the guest artist in the "Bugs Bunny Follies"; was guest on the Joe Franklin TV Show and featured with the Adagio Dance Team of Augie and Margo, Senior Wences and Francis Brunn, Jo Jo Smith, the Big Apple Circus and various shows in Las Vegas, Florida, and the Bahamas.