About Rogue
At Rogue Movement Co. we believe greatness begins the moment you stop trying to fit inside the box.
Founded and owned by Marla Giuliano, Rogue Movement Co. was built for dancers who are willing to move differently, think differently, and push beyond what’s expected. More than just a competitive dance team, Rogue is a movement rooted in individuality, artistry, discipline, and fearless expression.
The “Rogue Mindset” means stepping outside of the norm. It means embracing creativity, confidence, resilience, and authenticity both on and off the stage. Our dancers are trained not only to perform, but to captivate — blending strong technical foundations with powerful storytelling and innovative movement.
Known for award-winning choreography and standout performances, Rogue Movement Co. is committed to excellence while creating an environment where dancers feel empowered, inspired, and challenged to grow into the strongest version of themselves. Inclusivity is at the heart of who we are. Rogue was created with the belief that dance should be a space where every individual feels seen. We are passionate about creating an encouraging environment that welcomes dancers of different backgrounds, abilities, learning styles, and experiences.
At Rogue, we celebrate the dancers who dare to be different.
Because legends aren’t made by following the crowd.
What makes Rogue?
"Let your discomfort be your drive."
- Marla Giuliano
The Artistry Behind Our Movement
Meet the team.
Marla Giuliano
Founder + Owner + Instructor
Giuliano began her dance career at the age of four, training in ballet, contemporary, musical theater, jazz, hip hop, acrobatics, and tap. She began competing shortly after. Her training began under Amanda Oakley Hort, and later continued under Alyssa Hudgins at Riverwalk Youth Ballet through high school graduation in 2021. Throughout the years, she attended various intensives, conventions, and master classes, as well as UNCSA Festival of the Arts. She has also had the privilege to work closely under the Crystal Brothers and Toby Lewellen. Marla began teaching at the age of 15 and has been a competition director for over three years now. Marla has received numerous choreography awards from various dance competitions, and under her direction, has had multiple students place top 12 at Youth America Grand Prix, UBC, and receive other national awards and scholarships. Marla has also worked directly with the YMCA to provide dance instruction to the after school programs. She has also guests choreographed for studios and schools. Marla, herself, has also received multiple dance scholarships and has a bachelors degree in recreation therapy program at The University of North Carolina Wilmington. She lives in Jacksonville with her husband , Patrick, and looks forward to pursuing her passion of choreographing and sharing her love of dance.
Nevaeh Platek
Co-Competition Director + Instructor
Platek is a passionate and versatile dancer, performer, and instructor with extensive training in multiple dance styles, specializing in tap. Known for her strong musicality, performance quality, and attention to technique, she brings both artistry and dedication into every class, rehearsal, and performance experience. Throughout her dance career, Nevaeh Platek has earned numerous accomplishments and recognitions, including placing in the Top 12 at Youth America Grand Prix and being accepted into prestigious summer intensives: UNCSA, Tap Into The Network, etc that further strengthened her technical training and artistic growth. Her competitive experience has shaped her into a disciplined and inspiring mentor for young dancers. In addition to performing, Nevaeh Platek is deeply passionate about teaching and choreography. She has coached and mentored students to first place overall wins, special judges’ awards, and successful competitive performances. Her teaching style emphasizes strong technique, confidence, artistry, and individuality, encouraging dancers to step outside of their comfort zones and explore movement in creative and authentic ways. She believes some of the most meaningful growth happens when dancers are willing to experiment, take risks, and embrace movement that may feel unfamiliar or unconventional in order to discover their own unique performance style and artistic voice. Whether in the studio or on stage, Nevaeh Platek is committed to helping dancers grow not only as performers, but as confident, expressive, and hardworking individuals.
Mckenna Alley serves as the Studio Manager for Rogue Movement Co. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Public Health with a concentration in Health Education and has experience in program planning, health promotion, and community outreach.
Outside of Rogue, Mckenna is the owner of Alley Photography,. As a mother of two, she is passionate about creating supportive environments where children can grow in confidence, creativity, and self-expression.
Through her background in public health, social media management, event planning, and photography, Mckenna is dedicated to helping Rogue dancers and families feel informed, connected, and empowered both inside and outside the studio.
Our Studio Manager
Our Photographer
Alley Photography is the official photographer behind Rogue Movement Co. Need headshots? Action shots? Team photos?Alley Photography specializes in creating bold, high-quality images that showcase every dancer’s passion.
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We are here to support your dancer's journey. Reach out with questions about our classes, registration details, or to join our competitive team.
Roguemovement.co@gmail.com
(910) 274- 1364
Jacksonville, NC