LCD Staff

Owner/Director of Laiche Dance Center

Amber Laiche

Amber Laiche is thrilled to bring her passion for dance to the youth of Sandpoint. Her impressive dance journey began at just 18 months old with competitive dance in South Louisiana, where she continued to excel through middle school. After moving to Sandpoint, she became a four-year Varsity Dance Team member at Sandpoint High, serving as Captain in her senior year.

She pursued her love for the sport by majoring in Dance with an emphasis on Performance and Choreography at the University of Montana, where she also led the Dance Team for the Griz. Her dream of becoming a Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader came true on her first attempt, a testament to her dedication and talent.

Laiche has had an exceptional experience coaching the Sandpoint High School Dance Team and choreographing for a diverse array of studios, other high school teams, and individual soloists across the United States.

Now, Amber is eager to share the wealth of knowledge and experience she has gained with young dancers in Sandpoint. She credits her family and diverse dance experiences for shaping her into the confident, capable young woman she is today. Start your young dancer on their confidence-building journey with LDC today!

Ballet instructor

Rea Lynch

Born and raised in Seattle, Reagan began her classical ballet journey at the tender age of three. Her passion for dance led her to train at the prestigious Pacific Northwest Ballet, where she honed her skills and deepened her love for the art form. After 2.5 years of teaching ballet in Sandpoint, she continues to inspire young dancers with her expertise and dedication. She also has experience choreographing beautiful classical pieces for all ages.  She was fortunate to be mentored by the talented Sibylle Acatos-Dadey during her studies in Scottsdale, Arizona, further shaping her artistic development. Reagan's knowledge stretches far and wide and her capabilities helped her to tune in to her own love of ballet and she uses this to inspire her students every day.