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Rosina Didyk came from a folk dance family and danced from the time she was four. Since then, she has trained in many forms of ethnic dance as well as ballet, jazz, modern, and tap. She also performed internationally with the BYU Folk Dance Ensemble, as a principal dancer with Kárpátok Hungarian Folk Ensemble and, more recently, as dance director, dancer, teacher, choreographer, and artistic director for the famed AMAN Folk Ensemble. Rosina has choreographed for Collage Dance Ensemble in Massachusetts, as well as other performing groups.
Rosina has been an "Artist in Residence" at venues in the Los Angeles, California, area, including Dance Arts Academy, and schools, such as, Mariposa.
Rosina has assisted István "Kovacs" Szabó, teaching at folk dance camps and workshops.
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