Stephanie is the Owner and Artistic Director of TDC which was founded in 2003. She graduated from UVU on a dance scholarship then went on to graduate from Brigham Young University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Dance Education with a Minor in Health. During her college career, she was a member of UVU Synergy Modern Company, UVU Dance Team, and BYU Dancensemble. She was awarded Miss Pleasant Grove in 1998 and was given the opportunity to teach dance throughout the elementary schools in PG incorporating school curriculum. She grew up dancing in Pleasant Grove training in Jazz, Modern, Hip Hop and Ballet. She was the Artistic Dance Director and Cavette Advisor at American Fork High School where she also taught dance classes, aerobics, social dance, and health. During her time teaching for Alpine School District, Stephanie received the Coach of the Year award. Her team won numerous awards including first time Region Champs. Stephanie’s Dance Company received Superior rating at the High School Dance Festivals. Stephanie has been teaching for the past 25+ years at various studios in Utah County, UVU, BYU, AFHS and Assistant Drill Advisor at PG High School. Along her teaching career, she has choreographed for high school teams, soloists, elementary celebrations, and church events. She is also the director of P.A.L.S – Performing Artist Lengthening their Stride, which is a program for dancers with special needs.
Corinne began training at Jacqueline's School of Ballet (1993-2001) and later joined The Dance Conservatory (2001-2008). Graduating with honors, she received her BFA - ballet emphasis from Utah Valley University and was the recipient of the Award of Merit in Dance from UVU College of Fine Arts while attending under a full dance performance scholarship (2009-2012). While at UVU Corinne performed with Repertory Ballet Ensemble (2008-2011) under the direction of Nichole Ortega and Shayla Bott. Performing credits, among others, include principal roles in La Slyphide and Paquita. With Repertory Ballet Ensemble, she participated in the Regional Dance America Festival (2010-2011) and was named Honors Dancer at the festival in Las Vegas, Nevada (2011). In 2011, Corinne performed with Utah Metropolitan Ballet under professional contract. With this company she enjoyed dancing in works including A Midsummer Night's Dream, The Nutcracker, Le Corsaire and various contemporary works with professional choreographers. While at UVU, Corinne was educated in the method and practice of ballet theory and technique. From her training and academic work, she developed a comprehensive ballet curriculum, which is the basis for ballet instruction at TDC. In (2018, 2021), she attended the Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet teacher workshop and received training (pre-ballet to pre-professional levels) from notable ballet instructors, Marica Dale Weary, Darla Hoover and Alan Hineline to name a few. Corinne is certified in Progressing Ballet Technique, an innovative body-conditioning and strengthening program that assists her students’ development of the muscle memory required in each exercise in all forms of dance. In addition to her role as Ballet Director at The Dance Conservatory, Corinne was adjunct instructor at Brigham Young University (2019-2020) and Utah Valley University (2016-2020), teaching ballet technique and pointe. Currently, Corinne is a ballet lecturer at Utah Valley University, lecturing ballet technique and pointe, dance as an art form, and dance conditioning. Corinne has instructed ballet at The Dance Conservatory since 2003 and loves the professionalism and tenacity of this program. TDC develops beautiful dancers and young women.
Jaylee grew up dancing at Center Stage Performing Arts where she trained in various styles including Jazz, Ballet, Hip Hop, Contemporary, and Tap. In high school she danced on the Lone Peak drill team for three years, serving her last two years as captain. In 2013, Jaylee was the Dance Sterling Scholar for Lone Peak. Jaylee graduated in Elementary Education from Brigham Young University and while at BYU she danced on the now 26-time national champion BYU Cougarette dance team. She enjoys teaching at various studios and working with various dance/drill teams throughout Utah. Jaylee is a guest instructor for many dance camps and workshops throughout the west coast. She even had the opportunity to work with a team from Kashiwa, Japan teaching contemporary and technique master classes. Jaylee has taught at TDC since 2013 where she enjoys teaching and directing the Jazz program. In 2022 she became certified in MuvMethod, a conditioning program for dancers that specializes in stretching made safe, simple, and effective. She has enjoyed incorporating this into our curriculum at TDC to enhance our approach to improving flexibility and alignment. Jaylee loves working with dancers of all ages, teaching and encouraging them through her passion for dance.
Julie received a BFA in Modern Dance from the University of Utah where she also performed and toured with the Performing Dance Company. She was the recipient of the Elizabeth R. Hayes 4 year, full tuition scholarship as well as the prestigious Dee Winterton Award. In 1994, she was the recipient of the first ever Dance Sterling Scholar for the state of Utah. Julie danced professionally with Contemporary DanceWorks, as well as choreographed and performed for the Wasatch Dance Collective. She also performed at the Kennedy Center in Washington D.C. Julie has taught as adjunct faculty in the modern dance department at UVSC, and was the Dance Specialist for Wasatch Elementary. She has also taught at various dance studios throughout Salt Lake and Utah County, and has choreographed for many high school dance companies throughout Utah. She is now the dance teach at American Fork High School.
Abby started dancing at TDC when she was just two years old and was able to be a member of The Dance Conservatory's Performing Dance Company (PDC) where she performed several solos including the Kangaroo in Carnival of the Animals, Grandmother Willow in Pocahontas, and the Butterfly in Mufaro's Beautiful Daughters. After graduating from high school, Abby received a dance scholarship to Weber State University where she performed with the modern/contemporary dance company, Moving Company. Abby then transferred to Utah Valley University on a ballet scholarship and joined Repertory Ballet Ensemble. The following year she joined Synergy dance company and was able to attend the American College Dance Association conference. In that same year she joined a community ballet group, Utah Valley Civic Ballet, where Abby performed three different solos on pointe. This year, now having her Associates in Dance, Abby is still attending UVU to pursue a Modern/Contemporary Dance Degree on a modern scholarship and will be a part of a performing modern company again along with serving her community as Second Attendant with Miss Pleasant Grove. In addition to dancing Abby loves to put her creative side to work by helping TDC with all the performances and stage costuming. Abby hopes to inspire young dancers to keep doing and striving for what they love to do.
Ashley Carlsen started dancing ballet at the age of four. She received the majority of her training from Sheryl Rowland with Kingwood Dance Theatre. She danced various roles in the Nutcracker such as the Snow Queen, Clara and the Dew Drop Fairy. While dancing with this Honor Status Company, she traveled and performed in different states for Regional Dance America festivals. She attended summer workshops for Austin Ballet and American Ballet Theater. Once graduating from high school Ashley attended Brigham Young University. As a freshman she made the Ballet Showcase Company, which was under the direction of Shani Robison. While dancing with the company they traveled to Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Washington, Montana and Wyoming performing the Snow Queen. Ashley graduated in 2006 with a degree in Marriage, Family and Human Development. Ashley has over 20 years of dance teaching experience with seven of those years here at TDC! Her goal as a ballet instructor is to teach students the correct technique in an exciting environment! She loves cultivating and encouraging her student’s desire and excitement for the art of ballet. Ashley currently resides in Eagle Mountain with her husband and four children.
One of Brooklin Allen's greatest qualities is that she is one who believes. She believes in others, in the power of service, in the goals that drive her. She graduated with honors from Pleasant Grove High school where she was the dance sterling scholar, danced for 4 years on the Drill team where she served as a Captain and a Spirit Officer. She also competed as a soloist for 3 years, and she was the Miss teen Drill first runner up. She served on Student Council over Events and she served on the Hope Squad. She was a member of the National Honor Society and was on the Honor Roll all four years of High School. Brooklin has been dancing since she was 3 years old. She has been teaching jazz, tumbling, hip hop, and ballet for 4 years. One of her greatest loves is teaching dance to PALS, a special needs dance class which she has also been doing for 4 years. After High School she danced on the USU Dance Company. She is currently serving the city of Pleasant Grove for the second year as Miss Pleasant Grove and is passionate about sharing a message about kindness, positivity and hope. Follow along @the.ripple_effect to see what she is doing! She is a dedicated student attending BYU studying Psychology, and training to compete as a soloist at Miss Utah 2021. She leaves a trail of kindness wherever she goes striving to change the world one person at a time.
Candace received her BFA in Ballet with Honors from Utah Valley University in 2012. She attended UVU on a full-tuition scholarship. While at UVU, she completed a senior thesis that explored different aspects of collegiate dance training and proposed possible improvements on current training. She also danced with UVU’s Repertory Ballet Ensemble.
Candace has taught in after-school programs, at Pioneer High School for the Performing Arts, and has done guest choreography, adjudication, and teaching for local companies and public schools. She was also a finalist in Utah Metropolitan Ballet’s Choreography Design Competition. Candace is certified in Progressing Ballet Technique (PBT), and loves continuing to learn more about dance and pedagogy - always wanting to improve as a teacher. She is the author of Be the Dance Teacher They Remember - a book written for dance teachers. She especially loves the dancers and faculty at TDC and considers it “home”. Candace and her husband Chandler have four children.
Eleanor is originally from South Jordan, Ut and started dancing when she was twelve years old. She grew up training in various styles including contemporary, ballet, jazz, hip-hop, ballroom and tap. Eleanor recently graduated from BYU with a Bachelors of Arts in Dance. While at BYU Eleanor had the opportunity to perform with BYU’s touring contemporary company, Contemporary Dance Theater. While on the company Eleanor was able to perform in Berlin, Prague, New York and Utah as well as work with amazing choreographers and dancers. Eleanor is passionate about dance and has grown a love for teaching and sharing this passion with dancers. She is so excited to be a part of TDC!
Ella received her dance training here at The Dance Conservatory (TDC) where she has trained on pointe since 2016. She is also skilled in modern, contemporary, jazz and hip hop. Ella was awarded the Dance Sterling Scholar for Lone Peak High School (LPHS) in 2024. She was also a member of LPHS's Dance Company for three years. Ella has received scholarships in both ballet and technique at multiple dance conventions. Ella has performed with Brigham Young University's Theater Ballet, UVU's Repertory Ballet Theater, Ririe Woodbury, and multiple performances at Tuacahn and Stadium of Fire ('17 & '22). While training at TDC, Ella has had multiple lead roles including Mary, in Mary Poppins, Alice, in Alice in Wonderland, Pocahontas, the Page, in King Bidgoods in the Bathtub, Ring Master of Ceremony, in Carnival of the Animals, and Ping in The Empty Pot. Ella has also choreographed several pieces for both LPHS and TDC and loves choreography. She has taken multiple classes at Alvin Ailey's studio and Broadway Dance Center in New York City, and amazing master classes at TDC. She is now attending BYU and continues to take dance classes in hopes to expand her dance education. She loves teaching, and loves having the opportunities to share what she loves to do with the dancers at TDC.
Emma Belnap started dancing when she was three years old and has loved it ever since. She trained at three studios including one in Jerusalem before finding her perfect fit at The Dance conservatory. Emma performed in “Copelia”, “The Nutcracker”, and especially enjoyed the role as Wendy in the The Dance Conservatory’s “Peter Pan” during January 2019 concert. She is delighted to be teaching at TDC and loves instilling her love for dance in others.
Emma is from Mesa, Arizona where she grew up training competitively in all styles of dance at Inspire Entertainment. She has been dancing since the age of two! Emma was also a part of Mountain View High School’s varsity pom team for all four years! On the team, she was able to achieve 6 State Championship Titles and 3 National Championship Titles in the pom, jazz, and hip hop categories. She is entering her 3rd on Continuum, a pre-professional dance company for adults in Utah County. She is so grateful for the opportunities the company presents, and to continue her passion for dance at a pre pro level! She also recently received her Master Aesthetician license and has been practicing in a Medical Spa, and is super excited to further her education by attending nursing school in January! She loves teaching technique, jazz, tumbling, and hip hop here at The Dance Conservatory!
Hailey is from Mesa, Arizona where she grew up training in studio dance for all styles since the age of 3. In high school she was a member, and eventually captain of the Mountain View Toro Varsity Pom Team for all 4 years! She absolutely loved being apart of this team while bringing home 6 winning state titles along with several national titles! After graduating, Hailey became a member of Continuum, a pre-professional dance company here in Utah County. She absolutely loves being apart of this company, and is so grateful to have the opportunity continue pursuing her love of dance. Hailey has also recently become an assistant coach for the Lone Peak Drill Team starting this 2023 season - she can’t wait! Hailey loves her journey of continuing to grow, teach, and coach! She can’t wait to see where it takes her as she grows her connections in the dance world!
Hannah is from Cedar Hills, UT. She started dancing at TDC when she was four years old. Some of her favorite roles at TDC have been Tinker Bell in Peter Pan, Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz, and Dying Swan in Carnival of the Animals. Since then Hannah has completed an associates degree in dance at Utah Valley University and performed on their pre-professional ballet company, Repertory Ballet Ensemble, for three years. While she was there she performed Big Swans in Swan Lake, Le Sylphide, and the Mother/Witch in Hansel and Gretel. She is now at Brigham Young University studying exercise science and plans to attend Physical Therapy (PT) school after she finishes her bachelor’s degree. Hannah loves her TDC family and sharing her passion for dance with her students!
Janessa is currently a junior at Brigham Young University where she is studying Math Education with a minor in Ballet. She began dancing at the age of three and began studying at the Academy of Ballet. Janessa finished her training at the Dance Conservatory. She attended the advanced ballet summer intensive at BYU and has attended workshops and master classes with Jackie College, Ashley Parov, and many others throughout her training. Janessa began as a teachers assistant for several years. She has been teaching ballet classes for a variety of levels since 2013 and is continuously trying to improve her teaching through professional workshops and formal education. Janessa is certified in Progressing Ballet Technique (PBT). She continues to take classes whenever possible and has recently been a guest soloist in performances of Nutcracker and Peter Pan. Janessa has a passion for ballet and teaching and a particular love for the Dance Conservatory and the amazing teachers and students she gets to work with there.
Jenessa received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Modern Dance from University of Utah. In 2008 she won the award for State Sterling Scholar in Dance. She was the Artistic Dance Director, Aerobic Instructor and Dance Teacher at Willowcreek Middle School from 2014 to 2019. Here she choreographed for 5 musicals, ran 12 concerts, and choreographed over 70 dances in her time at Willowcreek. Jenessa has been teaching and choreographing dance for the past 14 years in various studios and in various schools. She was a member of U of U’s Performing Dance Company for 5 seasons, ran the Student Concerts for the Department of Modern dance during 2010, and performed in various other venues in and outside of the University. She is a member of the National Dance Education Organization (NDEO). Jenessa loves dance, it brings joy to her soul, and she sees it as a wonderful way in which to practice life. Jenessa is blessed to be a mother of 2 beautiful girls and loves to be a Mommy when she is not dancing. She loves the environment here at TDC and is excited to be a part of the family!
Kallie Hatch is from Lehi, Utah. She grew up training in competition Jazz, Contemporary, Hip Hop and Ballet. As well as participated in her studio’s annual Nutcracker every year. In 2014 & 2015 she was the Snow Queen. In 2016 she was the Sugar Plum Fairy. In 2017 she was the Waltz Queen. She has won many scholarship awards from dance conventions such as, Tremaine, JUMP, LADM, and 24/7. She has also participated in the Ballet West Nutcracker. She has performed in the Utah Jazz halftime show. She was on Lehi Dance Company in high school, where she served as President, Choreographer, and Publicity. She also Lehi High School's dance sterling scholar. Kallie has just finished her second year at BYU and has loved being apart of and training with BYU’s Theatre Ballet. In her two years at BYU she has had the opportunity to be in Sleeping Beauty, Swan Lake, and George Balanchine’s Walpurgisnacht. Kallie loves teaching, choreographing, and performing.
Katy began her dance career as a gymnast and competed in high school. In college she decided to pursue her love for dance and danced at BYU for 3 years doing several dance projects including dance films, professional shows and performing on school companies until she graduated with a BA in Dance in 2015. Katy has been teaching and dancing professionally for the last seven years. After graduating from BYU, she has taught at multiple studios in Utah Valley including, The Pointe Academy, Utah Dance Artists and The Dance Conservatory. She has performed in several professional shows including “YOU” by Graham Brown and Junction Dance Co., Zero flux. She has also danced with WCDC. She teaches contemporary, hip hop, and tumbling.
Krisann began danceing as a child. The majority of her training was completed with The College of Eastern Utah’s Ballet Repretoire and Castle Country Classical Ballet School. Additional training came through multiple master’s classes and summer intensives including those held at Utah State University and Brigham Young University. Art being her other passion, she completed a degree in Fashion Design and Illustration in Long Beach, California. Once back in Utah, she was soon drawn back to the world of dance. Krisann began teaching for TDC in 2007 and has since attended a teacher training on Ballet Pedagogy taught by Maria Vegh. She is committed to continual learning as she teaches young dancers. Krisann loves to share her deep love of expression through dance with her students.
Maci is originally from Murtaugh, Idaho and began dancing at the age of three. She grew up training in several styles such as contemporary, jazz, ballet, lyrical, musical theater, and hip-hop. She recently graduated with her Bachelors of Arts in Dance from BYU, where she was recognized for her leadership abilities and performance skills. While at BYU, she was able to dance with the touring contemporary company, Contemporary Dance Theater, and was able to tour and perform both nationally and internationally. She performed in places such as New York, Arizona, Prague, Paris, Barcelona, and Brussels. She was also able to attend conferences and festivals such as the Breaking Ground Festival, B12, Deltebre Dansa, and the American College Dance Association. She has found a love and passion for teaching and also enjoys continuing to learn as well. She enjoys teaching and choreographing throughout Utah and Idaho and is excited to be a part of TDC!
Mackenzie started formal dance training at 3 years old. She was a member of BYU young dance makers (the performing dance company of BYU children’s and teens creative dance program). She was trained in performance and choreography. In addition, she trained in Ballet with Rocky Mountain Ballet and Academy of Ballet. She danced extensively into her high school years and was the 2004-2005 Sterling Scholar in Dance for Mountain View High School. A graduate of BYU she has also taught in the BYU Children’s and teen creative dance program for 7 years. Mackenzie is excited to be teaching at TDC and is looking forward to help nurture and develop young dancers in creativity and artistry.
Nicole began training at the Utah Dance Arts Center in Sandy, Utah under Christy McQuaid (2001-2013). She then went on to pursue her education at the University of Utah after receiving a scholarship to the school. Graduating with her BFA in Ballet with an emphasis in teaching, she had extensive classes in pedagogy, kinesiology, nutrition, music for dancers, child development and psychology, and choreography. She also had many performing opportunities such as Coppelia, Via Con Me, Bayadere Act II, and other student choreographed pieces (2013-2018). Nicole found a true love and passion for teaching and helping students receive training that would help keep her dancer’s bodies young and healthy, as well as finding their own passion for ballet. Upon graduating Nicole felt the desire to travel and explore what the rest of the world had to offer with dance, so she packed up and left for China to teach English and Ballet for five months (2017). There Nicole fell in love with the culture (and food); and learned many important things as a teacher. There she realized ballet truly is a universal language. After returning to Utah for a few years, and teaching ballet again, the itch to travel returned. Nicole packed up once again to live in South Korea, where she taught English for a year (2019-2020). Through all her travels and different experiences, one thing has remained clear for Nicole, her love of teaching ballet. Nicole is dedicated to her students’ success and continues to push her student’s to be the best they can be.
Rachel has had a passion for dance her entire life. She began dancing with The Dance Conservatory when she was just 3 years old and loved every second of her dance career there. Throughout the years she participated in many dance classes and companies in school, and enjoyed finding new ways to express her passion for dance while also staying focused on her schooling, graduating with a 4.0 GPA. Some highlights of her dancing career include performing at the Tuacahn Center for the Arts, taking classes in New York from renowned companies such as Alvin Ailey, performing at Stadium of Fire, and having the opportunity to perform as Glinda in TDC's very own "Wizard of Oz". She is now attending Brigham Young University and plans to continue taking dance classes there to further her dance education. Rachel hopes that she can be a light to young dancers at TDC just as her teachers were to her. She hopes to be able to show her students how passionate she is about dance and hopes to instill the same passion in them.
Rachel is currently attending BYU and is studying Experience Design and Management in the Marriot School of Business. Prior to college, she trained for 8 years with Impact Dance in Mesa, Arizona. She was a 3 time caption of a 4 time state championship winning Pom team at Mountain View High School in Arizona and was awarded the “Spirit of Impact” scholarship award her senior year which allowed her to represent her studio in various settings. After graduating high school, Rachel served an 18 month mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day saints in Quito, Ecuador and has returned to teaching where she loves dancing and helping her students progress.
Samantha has participated in several youth ballet companies including American Youth Ballet and Heartland Youth Company. She has performed both corps, soloist, and principal roles in full length youth productions of The Nutcracker, Don Quixote, Swan Lake, Cinderella, The Firebird, and Beauty & the Beast. She has also performed in shortened versions of The Sleeping Beauty, Madeline, Coppelia, and Paquita. Additionally she has attended and performed at Regional Dance America Midstates and American College Dance Association. Samantha is currently studying at Utah Valley University working towards her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Ballet and has received performance scholarships for Repertory Ballet Ensemble. She recently presented and received an award for her research at the UVU Showcase of Undergraduate Scholarly & Creative Works. She also wrote and received the Undergraduate Research Scholarly & Creative Activities Grant to choreograph a dance film this past summer.
Savvy is a strong believer that "When you do good, you feel good!" Savvy graduated with High honors from Pleasant Grove High School where she was a dedicated member of the PGHS Drill Team and the PGHS Dance Company for four years where she loved serving as an officer for both. She has been dancing for 16 years, and loves continuing this passion as she now teaches at The Dance Conservatory. After High School Savvy attended Brigham Young University, and Acaydia Spa and School of Aesthetics, where she graduated as a Master Aesthetician. Savvy served as Miss Pleasant Grove 2022 and created a Nonprofit Organization called PROJECT SHINE inspiring youth and children to develop greater self esteem by serving others.
Seneca has studied extensively in many different styles of dance including jazz, contemporary, hip-hop, tap, ballet, musical theater, and tumbling. Some of Seneca’s dance career highlights include dancing in Disney’s High School Musical 3, performing in the Vibe Performing Arts Productions of “One Night Only”, “Move”, “Evolutions of Dance” and winning the grand prize at Utah’s Highland Fling, “Give Me a Chance, I’ll Show You My Dance.” Seneca has worked as a United Spirit Association staff member where she had the opportunity to travel, perform, and instruct large dance camps and judge competitions. She has also performed and toured internationally with Utah’s Odyssey Dance Theater. Seneca has a passion for teaching. She has taught and choreographed for many dance studios in Utah. Her favorite part of dance is inspiring others to fulfill their dreams and accomplish their goals with courage and motivation.
Tanja began her dance career with BYU’s children’s dance program. She continued on through college performing at BYU and choreographing for Dance Ensemble. She has taken workshop and class with Alvin Ailey company, Murrey Lewis, RDT, and Ririe Woodbury. Tanja taught for Balance Dance Company, a children’s dance program, located in Boise Idaho for three years. She also had an opportunity to choreograph for Alpine Community theater’s production of Peter Pan. She danced with Drop Dance Collective in Boise for three years. Tanja loves to dance, and loves to teach children to dance.
Tawny was one of Stephanie’s first high school dance students! In 2004, Tawny won the Dance Sterling Scholar Award for the state of Utah. She especially enjoys modern, creative, ballet, social, and Irish dance. She continued to dance at Brigham Young University where she earned a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree. In 2012, Tawny danced in the Tabernacle Choir Christmas concert while working as a registered nurse and raising a young family. Tawny’s experiences have deepened her lifelong passion for teaching, supporting individual dance language, and cultivating joyful movement expression. She loves teaching at TDC!
Taya Sanches grew up in Utah County dancing at the Dance Conservatory, where she enjoyed all styles, but particularly Ballet. She attended a ballet summer intensive at Ballet West Academy at Thanksgiving Point and then danced at the academy for a year. While there, she performed in Ballet West's annual "Nutcracker" and the academy’s performance of “Snow Maiden”, closely mentored by Jennie Creer-King and Lindsay Folkman. Upon returning to TDC, she danced with PDC in some of her favorite roles such as Pocahontas in "Pocahontas," Aviary in "Carnival of the Animals," and the Cheshire Cat in "Alice in Wonderland." Taya recently returned home from a mission for her church, and is excited to resume dancing at BYU, return to teaching at TDC, and support her students in pursuing their dance aspirations.
Tiffiny has been dancing her whole life and continued dancing into college at BYU. She has done workshops with the University of Utah school of Dance, Ririe Woodbury, and RDT. Tiffiny has been teaching modern dance for over 10 years starting at TDC (2005-2009). The last 6 years she has been teaching at BYU in their Children and Teen’s program. She has also assisted in BYU’s method student training program for future dance teachers. Tiffiny is excited to rejoin the TDC family this year. She loves to help others discover their inner dance spirit and see them grow in their dance abilities.