United Staff
United Dance Center Owner - Megan Rodriguez
Megan was born and raised in Alpine, Utah. At the young age of five she began dancing and never stopped. She fell in love with teaching dance as an assistant teacher at the age of 14. Megan attended Lone Peak High School and participated on the State and National Champion Drill Team where she served as an officer and won the Coaches Choice Award. She received her Bachelor of Science Degree at Utah Valley University where she took several dance education courses. Megan served as the Head Coach for the Lone Peak High School Drill Team from 2007-2011 where her teams received multiple awards including several region championships and placed in the top five at the state competition every year. She opened United Dance Center in 2011 and has loved sharing her passion with UDC dancers. United Dance Center has received High Point Awards at every competition they have attended for the last 14 years. Most recently during the 2026 Competition Season, United Dance Center received the Overall Grand Champion Studio Award in the Intermediate and Advanced Categories at their final regional competition. Megan and her husband have six children who she loves spending her time with. She enjoys popcorn and watching a good movie, spending time outside, and traveling. Megan plans to continue her career in providing a great atmosphere for all United students to learn, grow, and become strong dancers for many years to come!
Senior Director - Mallory Wilcox:
Born and raised in Utah, Mallory began dancing when she was 5 and immediately fell in love with it! At the age of 9 she started competing, and developing her passion for dance even more. Over the years she has helped her teams win many overall awards. Mallory then came to United Dance Center in 2012 and participated on their highest competition teams for four years, and loved every minute of it. Mallory also enjoyed participating with dance companies at school and on the High School Drill Team. Throughout her training years Mallory became an accomplished dancer and was chosen as the Pointe Soloist for United Dance Center's ballet production number. During her senior year in high school Mallory became an Intern as an Assistant to the Director at UDC, and loved being able to help the studio in any way she could. Mallory has trained in Jazz, Ballet, Hip-Hop, Contemporary and Lyrical. She started assisted teaching when she was 16 and loved learning how to best teach dancers how to develop their passion for dance. Mallory has taught hundreds of students at United Dance Center and is currently the Studio Director. Mallory loves interacting and helping UDC's awesome students and parents!
Senior Director & Instructor - Braidie Gummow:
Braidie has 27 years of dancing experience and 13 years of dance instructing experience. Over the course of her life she has been on many teams and studied a wide variety of dance styles. She has been trained in jazz, ballet, pointe, contemporary, modern, ballroom, tap, african, hip-hop, & tumbling. Braidie began her training at 2 years old at Salt City Stars and while at that studio was apart of an award winning National team and a featured dancer for the NBA, NFL, and nationally televised bowl game halftime performances. She was also a western regional title holder with the Stars programs from 2000 to 2010 and National title holder from 2004 to 2010. Braidie continued her training as a student at Empower Dance for 4 years after Salt City Stars closed its doors. At Empower Dance she competed in many team dances and also solo competitions/conventions. Braidie was asked to travel on scholarship to multiple states and assist for the following at a series of dance conventions and master classes: Joe Tremaine, Dennis Caspary, Sonya Tayeh, Mandy Moore, Twitch, Travis Wall, and Lauren Adams, and Peter Chu. Braidie attended Riverton High School where she was on the Dance Company. Upon graduation in 2013 she attended Salt Lake Community College on a full tuition dance scholarship. She was on Salt Lake Community Dance Team for 3 years where she was elected to serve as Dance Captain her first year and President for her second and third. Over the last 13 years she has taught at many studios across Utah, setting multiple award winning routines on elementary, high school, and college teams/soloists. She also coached 1 year for the Juan Diego Drill Team and 6 years for the Riverton Drill Team. After college Braidie decided to follow her childhood dreams and pursue a career in the beauty industry. She finished her Cosmetology/Barbering Program in August 2018 and is currently working in her own studio salon located in Draper Utah. Braidie also decided in 2022 to pursue Co-owning a Professional Dance Company for adults with her best friend Lexi called “Collective”. Braidie enjoys teaching others her passion for dance and believes there is nothing better than cultivating and nurturing their growth in her classroom! She is also married to her high school sweetheart Tyler and they welcomed their first child a baby boy named Crew in August 2023!
Senior Director & Instructor - Lexi Labrum:
Dancing for 23 years, Lexi is so excited to teach what she has learned. She has been a member on multiple teams and trained in many areas of dance including; jazz, hip hop, ballet, pointe, contemporary, pom, modern, tumbling, etc. Early training from Salt City Stars studio helped her to become a member of the Bingham High School Drill Team (Minerettes) where she took part in 3 Region titles, 3 National championships, and 2 State championship titles. During her time on the Minerettes, she was awarded the “Minerette of the Year” award, Astra's Brightest Star Scholarship, and became a member of the “All-State Drill Team”. Her senior year of high school she was appointed to be the President of the Drill Team, leading 22 other girls through an amazing year. After graduating high school, she became a 2 year member of the Utah Valley University Dance Team. During that time she was awarded many leadership and scholastic scholarships. Best of all, Lexi and her team were named “National Champions” in 2014 where they made history by winning over 33 teams in the open dance category. After many years of her own dance training, Lexi decided that she wanted to share her knowledge and experience by teaching others. She is now a teacher at United Dance Center, and Westlake High School where she serves as the Head Drill Team Coach. She is a Nation-wide choreographer and dance instructor for many award winning routines and teams. She was a member of the EPIC Drill team camp staff where she choreographs and teaches for dance teams all over the world. She decided to apply for and was accepted into the prestigious UVU Bachelor of Social Work Program and was selected as a member of the 2015 BSW cohort. During these years, she interned at the Utah State Hospital as a social work trainee. In spring of 2017, Lexi graduated with her Bachelors. in 2020, Lexi was selected to be a member of the "Moments of Grace" company where she was able to participate in a 16 dance show with amazing choreographers. this year, Lexi & Braidie decided to follow their dreams and create their own professional adult dance company named "Collective". She is so excited to start the 3rd collective season this year and watch the program grow!! Lexi is married to the best man in the world, is a mom to 1 adorable girl and 1 cute boy, is a true Harry Potter fan, and loves her family!
Senior Director & Instructor - Lexie Pitcher:
Lexie Pitcher has been dancing for over 21 years and feels incredibly grateful for the many opportunities dance has brought into her life. She is trained in a wide range of styles, including modern, contemporary, lyrical, jazz, ballet, tap, clogging, improvisation, and hip-hop. Lexie grew up dancing with Empower Dance Academy, where she developed a strong technical foundation and a love for performing. She participated in regional and national competitions and conventions, receiving various awards and scholarships along the way. During high school, she was a member of the Riverton High School Dance Company, where her appreciation for dance as an expressive art form truly began to deepen. Lexie continued her training at Utah Valley University, earning a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Modern Contemporary Dance. At UVU, Lexie was a member of the Contemporary Dance Ensemble (CDE), performing on a full-ride performance scholarship. Her time with CDE was especially meaningful, allowing her to grow not only as a dancer but also as a creative contributor. She served as Rehearsal Assistant her senior year and helped create content for the company’s social media, exploring her love for creativity beyond the studio. During her time with CDE, Lexie had the privilege of performing works by choreographers such as Brian Gerke, LajaMartin, Laura Brick, Melissa Younker, Mike Esperanza, Monica Campbell, WHYTEBERG, and Yoshito Sakuraba, and was honored to perform To Have and to Hold by Shapiro & Smith in collaboration with Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company. Many of these experiences offered her the opportunity to perform as a featured soloist. Lexie has danced with Divinity Dance Company as an apprentice and is currently a proud company member of Altitude Dance Company. Since 2020, Lexie has been teaching at United Dance Center, and she stepped into a director role in 2022. Teaching and choreographing have become a true passion for her—she finds joy in helping students grow, express themselves, and find their own voice through dance. Above all, Lexie holds a deep love and respect for dance as an art form and is committed to continuing her journey as both a mover and a mentor. Lexie met her amazing husband through dance, and he’ll always be her favorite dance partner. They now have a daughter, Quincy, who was born in April of 2025. Without their love and support, Lexie wouldn’t be where she is today—chasing her dreams and sharing her heart through dance.
Dance Director & INSTRUCTOR - Brooklyn Hoopes:
Brooklyn was raised in Riverton, Utah and has been dedicated to dance since the age of five. She began her journey at Rocky Mountain Dance, where she competed for several years and trained in various styles including jazz, hip hop, lyrical, contemporary, ballet, pointe, and pom. Alongside her dance training, Brooklyn also practiced tumbling at Jolley’s Gymnastics. During high school, Brooklyn was an active member of the Riverton Drill Team, serving as captain in her senior year. Her involvement in the drill team allowed her to compete in the Miss Drill Utah competition, where she was an All-State finalist and received numerous solo awards.Currently, Brooklyn is pursuing a Business degree in college while dancing with the Collective Dance Company. She is enthusiastic about beginning her teaching role at United, eager to share her passion for dance and make a positive impact on her students' lives.
Dance Director & Instructor - Tenley Pickett:
Tenley grew up dancing at Ballet Idaho. She studied classical ballet, modern and jazz. At the age of 15 years old, she became the coach of 3 performing baton twirling dance teams. In high school, she competed on National Award winning dance teams with her high school dance team and studio performance company. Tenley attended BYU, graduating with a BS in Exercise and a minor in Dance. Tenley has a passion for teaching young children. During the past 7 years in Oregon, Tenley has been privileged to teach ballet, creative dance, lyrical, boys production and dance classes to children with Special Needs. Recently, she has also done choreography for The Music Man and Honk Jr locally. Tenley wants dance to be inspiring and enjoyable for all who attend her classes.
Dance Director & Instructor - Kaylee Tui'one:
Born and raised in Utah, Kaylee has been dancing for 18 years and has loved every second of it. She has been trained in jazz, ballet, contemporary, lyrical, military, pom, hip hop, along with two years of ballroom dance. She grew up dancing at Tiffany Dance Company where she then became a four year member of Riverton High School's drill team. She served as an officer for three of those years including dance captain and Vice President her last two years. She was awarded All-Region from her sophomore-senior years of high school and an All-State finalist her last year. Kaylee was also awarded "Hardest Working Senior" from her coaches. After high school Kaylee competed in the Miss Eagle Mountain scholarship pageant where she was awarded the title and served her community as she prepared to compete at Miss Utah. At the state competition Kaylee was awarded the "Non Finalist Talent Award" for her lyrical piece. She then went on to compete and win another local title in the Miss America Organization as Miss Nebo. Kaylee absolutely loves working with students and helping them learn to love and respect the art of dance. Kaylee is married to her high school sweetheart. She loves doing anything outdoors and spending time with her family. Kaylee has taught dance with United Dance Center for many years as well as worked hard helping parents and student in our studio office. She is looking forward to another fantastic year with United!
Front office & Digital Engagement Manager, Instructor - Megan Tonge:
Megan began dancing at the age of 3 in Southern California where she was born and raised. She started her dance journey by learning the fundamentals of jazz, ballet, and tap. She also fell in love with hip hop, contemporary, and lyrical while training under and assisting Tessandra Chavez, a professional choreographer that has been featured on So You Think You Can Dance and is a two-time Emmy Award winner. During high school, Megan had the opportunity to work at Sea World as a stomp performer in addition to being a leader in her competitive dance teams. Megan began teaching dance at 14, continued to teach through high school while competing, and in college where she also became the Competition Director. As a teacher and director, she loved the entire creative process from finding music, designing costumes, and choreographing dances that went on to earn overalls, top 10s, and judge’s choice awards. Dance has always been one of Megan’s passions, but after graduating from San Diego State University with her teaching credential she decided to move to Utah to focus on building her family. Megan has an amazingly supportive husband and is a mom to three awesome kids who began dancing at United in 2020. During the 22-23 season she started helping with some behind-the-scenes projects and is excited to be teaching dance again at United Dance Center.
Office Administrative Assistant - Audrey Kay:
With a deep-rooted passion for the arts and several years of experience in office administration, Audrey plays a key role in keeping the day-to-day operations of our studio running smoothly. Growing up as a dancer and a proud member of her high school varsity cheer team, she has a true appreciation for the world of performance arts and understands the dedication and passion it takes to thrive in this environment. Along with her love for dance, Audrey is a talented musician, playing both guitar and piano from a young age. As a mom of three, she’s especially thrilled to be a part of a studio where her own daughters share in the joy of dance. She brings her organizational skills, creativity, and passion for the arts into every aspect of her role, ensuring that both the students and staff have a positive and productive experience at the studio. Audrey is always ready to lend a helping hand and contribute to the vibrant and supportive atmosphere that makes our dance community so special.
INSTRUCTOR - misty Anderson:
Misty Anderson was born and raised in Kearns Utah where she participated on the Kearns High school Drill Team and Dance Company. After Graduating Misty received a dance scholarship to Snow College for dance and participated in the Dance Major/minor program. Misty was also a 2 year member of the Snow College Badgerettes where she served as Vice President. While at Snow College Misty met the love of her life and was Married to Rich Anderson in January 1999. After graduating Snow College Misty further pursued her schooling at Southern Utah University where she was a member of the SUU Wakyeenans Drill Team and also participated in the Dance Major/Minor Dance Program. In 2000 Rich and Misty moved to Las Vegas Nevada where Misty taught at Bunker Dancer Center. Misty then moved to Pocatello Idaho where she started up a local recreational Dance and Tumbling Program before moving back to Utah to do the same thing. In 2002 Rich and Misty built a home in Saratoga Springs , Utah and fulfilled her Dream of Opening up a Dance Studio. Misty owned and directed her own Dance studio for 16 years and continued to Direct the competition program for another 4 years after the sale. Misty has won multiple Director of the year, Best overall Studio, and Best choreography awards. Her studio won multiple sweepstakes, overall High point, best Technique and showmanship awards. They performed at many places around Utah including stadium of fire and has performed at Disneyland multiple times. Misty sold her studio in 2018 to focus on her passions which are teaching, Choreography, Competition, judging, traveling and of course her husband, two sons, and daughter. When she is not at the studio you can find her choreographing for different school Musicals, or watching
her kids play sports!
her kids play sports!
INSTRUCTOR - Lily Bailey:
Lily Bailey is from Saratoga Springs, Utah, and has been dancing since she was one year old. She has trained in a variety of styles, including hip hop, jazz, contemporary, ballet, pom, and lyrical. While growing up, she developed a strong technical foundation and a lifelong passion for dance. In high school, Lily was a four-year member of the Westlake Drill Team, serving as Co-Captain her junior year and Captain her senior year. During that time, she was selected to the 6A Utah All-State Drill Team and was recognized as a Top 10 Soloist at the Miss Drill Utah competition. Following high school, Lily achieved a longtime goal of becoming a member of the Weber State Dance Team, where she recently completed her third year. During her time at Weber, the team earned five national championship titles and three world championship titles, experiences that have helped shape her as both a dancer and a leader. Lily is currently a staff member with Epic Productions, which has given her the opportunity to work with and choreograph for drill teams throughout Utah and neighboring states. She is passionate about helping dancers grow in both skill and confidence and loves sharing her knowledge and experience with the next generation of performers. In addition to dance, Lily is pursuing a bachelor's degree in Exercise and Sports Science and will be entering her senior year this fall. Her goal is to combine her education and dance experience to help dancers strength train safely and effectively, reduce the risk of injury, and improve their overall performance. She is passionate about teaching dancers how to build strong, healthy bodies that support long-term success both on and off the dance floor.
Instructor - Ciara Brady:
Ciara grew up studying performing arts including singing, dancing and acting. From a very young age she performed on stages across the United States including Tuacahn theaters, Disney parks. Cruise Ships. California and New York City. Ciara served as Officer on her Drill team where they were awarded National Champions. She lettered in her sport and received "Helping Hands" award every year she competed, in addition to "Motivational" awards. After competing with her Drill team at Jordan High school she went on to Study at the University of Utah where she continued her training in Ballet and other performing arts. Ciara had performed on stages worldwide sharing her art. She was married in 2009 to her husband and has three children. Ciara then trained as a fitness instructor and is certified in several barre class platforms. Ciara is passionate about movement and she has been teaching here United for 5 years and previously for 4 years. Ciara is inspired by her students and loves to help them see their own potential.
INSTRUCTOR - Emily Durrant:
Emily grew up in Saratoga Springs, Utah, and has been involved in movement and dance from a young age. She began her training in competitive gymnastics before transitioning into dance in middle school, where she discovered her passion for performance and artistry. She trained in a variety of styles including jazz, lyrical, pom, and hip hop, and spent three years on the Westlake Drill Team. Emily has been teaching dance for the past five years and loves helping students grow in confidence, technique, and self-expression. She is currently entering her junior year at Brigham Young University, where she is studying Elementary Education. She is passionate about working with children and is excited to continue sharing her love of dance with her students.
INSTRUCTOR - Sadie Gatherum:
Sadie Gatherum started dancing when she was just three years old, and it’s been her passion ever since. After eight years of training at United Dance Center, she’s become an incredibly skilled ballerina. Now, she’s also the president of Westlake Dance Company, where she leads with enthusiasm and expertise. Sadie has been teaching at United Dance Center for the past two years, sharing her love for dance with her students. Outside of the studio, she’s planning to pursue a degree in nursing, aiming to blend her caring nature with her commitment to dance. With her impressive ballet skills and genuine dedication, Sadie is all about inspiring others and helping them shine both on and off the stage.
INSTRUCTOR - Reese Kirkham:
Reese Kirkham has been dancing for 16 years. She has trained in ballet, pointe, contemporary, jazz, hip hop, ballroom, and musical theater. Reese began her formal ballet training at the age of six with Jacqueline's School of Ballet. She was accepted into the professional division and became a member of Utah Metropolitan Ballet 2. Throughout her ballet career, Reese performed in many productions, including The Nutcracker, Peter Pan, Cinderella, Romeo & Juliet, Don Quixote, and more. She also competed at Youth America Grand Prix for four years, placing in the top three in all of the semi-finals for ensemble pieces. Reese has had the opportunity to work with numerous esteemed teachers and choreographers. Some of her favorites include Jacqueline Colledge, Heather Gray, Brittnee Squires, Ariel Wright, Stacey Calvert, Johnny Zhong, Brady Farrar, Malece Miller, Eric Ascione, and Summerisa Bell. Reese loves dancing, teaching, and choreographing, and she is excited to share her passion with our UNITED students!
INSTRUCTOR - Paige Krumm:
Paige has been a passionate dancer her entire life. Trained in all styles, she especially excelled in classical ballet and pointe. From a young age, she fell in love with the beauty and artistry of dance and spent 13 years training in California. Dance has always been at the center of her world, and she wouldn’t have it any other way. Now, Paige strives to inspire that same passion in her own students, just as her teachers inspired her. She is incredibly grateful and excited to begin teaching the wonderful dancers at United!
INSTRUCTOR - Addison england:
Addison was born and raised in South Jordan, Utah. She has been dancing since the age of 3. She began competing at age 7 and has trained extensively in hip hop, jazz, lyrical, contemporary, ballet, and tumbling. In addition to her dance training, Addison has choreographed numerous team routines and solos and has been teaching tumbling since she was 12 years old. During high school, Addison was a member of the Bingham High School Drill Team, where she earned multiple national titles, State titles, and numerous solo awards. Her senior year, her and her team were selected to represent Team USA at the ICU World Championships, competing against teams from around the world, and returned home as a World Champion and gold medalist. Addison currently serves as an Assistant Coach at American Fork High School. She recently got married in May and will be attending Utah Valley University as a sophomore this fall. With passion for dance, Addison is dedicated to helping young dancers build confidence, develop their skills, and discover a love for dance that will last a lifetime. She cannot wait to share that love and passion with the dancers of United!
INSTRUCTOR - Rylinn Levie:
Rylinn Levie was born in Spanish Fork, Utah, and grew up between Utah, Idaho, and Nevada. Rylinn started dancing when she was 18 months old in her mother's small dance studio known as Front and Center Dance Academy, and has been dancing ever since. While attending Westlake High School, Rylinn joined the cheer team to further challenge her abilities and skills. She continued to dance outside of school. After graduation High School, Rylinn joined Odyssey Dance Theatre for their Halloween and Christmas seasons. There she had the opportunity to travel to Los Angeles California, and travel throughout Utah performing their show of “Thriller” to stadiums such as Tuacahn and Salt Lake City’s Grand Theatre. Once her contract was over Rylinn made her way to UVU with plans to major in Deaf Studies with an emphasis on Interpreting, as well as ballet. Within her first semester at UVU Rylinn had the opportunity to compete on UVU’s Game Day routine, in which they took second at Daytona Nationals. Rylinn will be joining the UVU Repertory Ballet Ensemble for the 2026-2027 year, starting this fall. She also plans to continue to teach and help the next generation of dancers to go beyond what they believe is possible, and prevent injuries to help young dancers perform as long as they want to.
INSTRUCTOR - Myranda Olsen:
Born in Ohio and raised in Utah, Myranda started her dance journey at the age of 5 and has dedicated her life to the art of dance. She was a committed member of the Hillcrest drill team for 4 years, leading the team as captain to a state championship her senior year. After high school, she danced on the UVU dance team for 3 years, where they won multiple National Championships at DTU, UDA, and earned a gold medal at the ICU World Championship. During this time Myranda also coached the Hillcrest Drill team for two years while also teaching dance and working for EPIC dance and drill! During her time at UVU, she earned a bachelor's degree in education and now teaches 2nd grade, a role she absolutely loves. Her journey in dance and education reflects her dedication, leadership, and passion for inspiring others.
INSTRUCTOR - Courtney Sabey:
Courtney grew up in Saratoga Springs Utah, and has been training in various dance styles since she was three. She trained at local studios and danced competitively for nine years on top level competition teams. Courtney was a member of Vista Heights Dance company for two years and was chosen as part of a Shakespeare competition placing routine. Courtney competed for four years on the Westlake Drill team along with competing in State Finals two of the four years on the team. Senior year Courtney was selected as one of the team co-captains, and was able to help with choreography and cleaning for the drill team. Courtney is now an assistant coach for the Westlake Junior Luxelles, and continues to develop her love of dance by teaching it to others. Courtney attends Brigham Young University, and is majoring in Elementary Education, where she continues to follow her dream of interacting and teaching kids.
Instructor - Brianna Peterson (Schetzel):
Brianna Peterson (Schetzel) is a ballerina from Dallas, Oregon. She trained with American Ballet Academy before she graduated high school. Brianna is the 2nd person in Utah (and 42nd in the States) to fully complete the PBT (Progressing Ballet Technique) certification. She just finished her first year dancing professionally with UVCB's production of Sleeping Beauty in which she was cast as the principal lead: Princess Aurora. Brianna received her degree from BYU in 2023, with studies in ballet and athletic training. During her time at BYU, Brianna participated in dance research, choreographic opportunities, and was a technician for internationally touring dance companies taking her across Europe over the summer. Outside of dancing, Brianna has been teaching for 7 years and has loved every minute of it. Her teaching centers around proper technique, injury prevention, and the joy of dancing. She is so excited to be working with United Dance Center!
INstructor - Emeline Schick-Donaldson:
Emeline (Emee) Schick-Donaldson grew up dancing in Utah at the age of 3. She has trained and competed in all styles of dance including; Jazz, Contemporary, Hip Hop, and Ballet at Dance Impressions located in Farmington and Bountiful UT. She had the opportunity to be on the Utah Valley Dance Team for 2 years. She attended NDA nationals where her team placed 1st overall in Hip Hop & Game Day and 2nd overall in Jazz Category. In her second year they attended UDA nationals and placed top 3 for both Jazz and Hip Hop Category. In 2024 she was apart of Odyssey Dance Theatre, a professional dance company based in Salt Lake City, Utah and was able to perform and tour in the show “Thriller”. She has enjoyed working in the dance community and continues to teach and choreograph to share her passion!
Instructor - Shellie Warr:
Shellie Warr comes from a lifetime of dancing, starting at the age of three where she began in her grandmother's studio learning how to clog and tap. Shellie has been dancing for 24 years, and graduated in Spring 2018 from Dixie State University/Utah Tech University with her Bachelors Degree in Dance. Shellie has worked with St. George Dance Company on various projects. Projects include “Hope of the World” and “Synergy”. Shellie has trained in various genres of dance; Ballet, Pointe, Jazz, Contemporary, Hip Hop, Tap, Clogging and Musical Theatre. She was selected to choreograph and perform in the pre-show opening number for Hurricane’s Annual Peach Days with David Archuleta as a guest performer in the year 2021. She was on the Dixie State Dance Company for 3 years as well as the Dixie State Competition Dance team the year the team took first place at nationals. Shellie has choreographed for many community events, including solos, duets and group pieces. Shellie has most recently choreographed for Hurricane High School Dance Company and Ballroom Team. She won the Sterling Scholar and Sayce Scarth Dance Scholarship her senior year of High School. She was captain of her Dance Team and Cheerleading Squad and has found joy in teaching and inspiring young children and teenagers, helping dancers reach their full potential in technique and performance. In 2017 Shellie married the love of her life and has spent the last 8 years moving around the country with her husband and four wonderful children. Shellie enjoys reading rom/coms, making target and swig runs and believes life is better when you’re laughing.