Staff at the dance studio!

Ms. Lindsay Han
Director & Instructor/Choreographer

Ms. Lindsay began her dance career at the age of three at a small studio in Allen, Texas. It was there she found her passion for dance that led her to dance at predominant studios around the nation including Broadway Dance Centre in New York City. Throughout her tenure in dance, she has had the opportunity to work with choreographers: Stephanie DiBiase-Wheat, Jenny Durbin, Roger Lee, Key Meersman and Shella Sattler. She has also had the opportunity to take several master classes from Brian Friedman, Laurie Ann Gibson, Frank Hatchett, Cris Judd, Mia Michaels, Wade Robson, and Shane Sparks. Ms. Lindsay was a member of the Allen Tallenettes while in high school and served as Lieutenant and choreographer during her Senior year where several of her pieces won national recognition. Ms. Lindsay was also recognized as a soloist in which she was awarded several awards on a national level. Additionally, Ms. Lindsay was voted as "Veteran of the Year" due to her successful endeavors on the team. After graduating from high school, Ms. Lindsay began teaching dance while attending Texas Christian University (TCU) and had the opportunity to attend several conventions that focused on the development of teaching dance. It was throughout this time that she developed her teaching abilities and found a love for not only dancing but also teaching. Ms Lindsay graduated from TCU with a Bachelor's of Science in Psychology. She continues her dance education by attending several conventions throughout the nation including The Pulse, Monsters of Hip-Hop, Showstoppers and Dance Teacher Magazine.

Ms. Megan DeHoyos
Instructor/Choreographer

Ms. Megan has been dancing for over ten years and has had extensive training in jazz, tap, lyrical, and hip-hop. Currently, Ms. Megan travels in the summer teaching dance with Marching Auxiliaries (MA) Dance Company where she has choreographed for numerous high school teams throughout the country. Ms. Megan was a member of the World Famous Kilgore College Rangerettes and is now attending Texas Woman's University (TWU) studying business entrepreneurship.

Ms. Cali Hoffman
Instructor/Choreographer

Ms. Cali started dancing at the age of eleven and has had extensive dance training in Ballet, Jazz, Lyrical, Hip Hop and Modern. Ms. Cali is a graduate of Coppell High School, where she was a member of the Coppell Lariette Drill Team. She was also a proud member of the Kilgore College Rangerettes. Throughout her two years as a Rangerette, she had the privilege of dancing at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, Cotton Bowl Classic pre-game and halftime show, Dallas Cowboys pre-game and halftime show, and the Black Tie and Boots Inaugural Ball. In September 2004, Cali was honored to represent the Rangerette organization by appearing on the front cover of the Texas Monthly Magazine along with her two sisters. She pursued her dance training at Texas Woman's University (TWU) where she studied under dance artists such as Mary Williford-Shade, Sarah Gamblin, Larry Keigwin, Michael Foley and Dan Joyce. She studied Ballet and Modern while at TWU and received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Dance. Additionally, Ms. Cali sits on the staff of MA Dance where she has had the opportunity to choreograph for numerous High School Drill Teams around the Dallas/Ft Worth area.

Ms. Hilary Hoffman
Instructor/Choreographer

Ms. Hillary started dancing at the age of eleven. Ms. Hillary attended Coppell High School where she was a Coppell Lariette. After graduation, she became a member of the World Famous Kilgore College Rangerettes. While on Rangerettes, Ms. Hillary performed at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, the Presidential Black Tie and Boots Ball, Dallas Cowboy games, the Cotton Bowl halftime performance, and other local parades and appearances around East Texas. In September 2004, Ms. Hillary was honored to represent the Rangerette organization by appearing on the front cover of the Texas Monthly Magazine along with her two sisters (including Ms. Cali). Ms. Hillary received her degree in dance from Texas Woman's University (TWU) with a concentration in Modern and Ballet. While dancing in the department at TWU she studied under major artist such as Mary Williford-Shade, Sarah Gamblin, Michael Foley, Larry Keigwin and Amy O'Neil.