Al Boudreau began studying dance in 1950 with Donald Chrichton, lead dancer on the former "Carol Burnett Show", and went on to study with Billy Austin, a Vaudeville performer, who taught dancing for more than 50 years before retiring at the age of 76. 

He choreographed many musicals for St. Gabriel Church in Windsor, CT in the early 1970's along with Broadway Musicals "Carnival" for the Wilbraham Community Theater;  "Guys & Dolls" with the East Longmeadow Community Theater;  "Little Mary Sunshine", Sweet Charity", "Pajama Game" and "Applause" at Bay Path Junior College; and "Anything Goes" and "South Pacific" with the St. Martha Players (now known as the Opera House Players, Inc.).  His dancing performances include "Carnival", "Guys & Dolls", "Little Mary Sunshine", "Mame", "Hello Dolly", "George M" and "Anything Goes".    Also directed the Enfield Senior Citizens Annual Variety Shows and the Ms. Senior Connecticut Pageant for many years in conjunction with Jan Albestski from the Valley Repertory Theater Co. of Enfield as well as directing and performing in all performances of his 45 years as Owner/Director of the Al Boudreau's School of Dance.

Al has now retired from the Studio/Recital portion of his business but continues to teach Ballroom Dance Classes in The Country Diner Banquet Room at 111 Hazard Avenue in Enfield, CT.    Being very active with the up and coming interest in "Ballroom Dancing", in addition to teaching Ballroom Dance Classes at The Country Diner, he hosts a monthly "Ballroom Dance" at the Polish National Home on 9 First Street in Windsor Locks, CT