Rachel Langborgh is a dancer originating from Vienna, Virginia, where she began her training at the age of three in ballet, jazz, modern, tap and contemporary at Cuppett Performing Arts Center. She was a senior member of the Cuppett Dance Company for four years where she performed in numerous pieces and solos at competitions and community events. She has also performed soloist roles in productions of The Sleeping Beauty (Little Red), The Twelve Dancing Princesses (Emerald Fairy) and Alice in Wonderland (Queen of Hearts). For her role of Queen of Hearts, Langborgh collaborated with Christine Musig on the choreography for the role. During her time at Cuppett, she received the prestigious Alzine Straub Cuppett Memorial Scholarship. Langborgh has furthered her training attending summer intensives with University of South Carolina and The Washington School of Ballet. Currently, Langborgh is attending Shenandoah University in an effort to obtain her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance. Through the program she has taken part in ensembles choreographed by Daniel Padierna, Tiffanie Carson, Brandi Coleman and Ben Howard.