Greycie
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Grey was born and raised is Salt Lake City, Utah where she started dancing at the age of two in her moms studio. She quickly fell in love with dance. She competed her first solo when she was six and continued to compete solos, duets, trios, and team dances. She was awarded many specialty and overall titles. Grey furthered her training outside of the studio and became a part of Jr. companies and Hip Hop crews. UDO (Urban Dance Organization) taught her Hip Hop history, fundamentals, styles of Hip Hop, Battling, and the central importance of being a part of a dance crew.

 

She started teaching tumbling and subbing classes at her moms studio “Just Dance” around thirteen. She immediately loved the art of teaching and hasn’t stopped since. Grey attended and graduated from Salt Lake School for the Performing Arts where she studied Vaganova ballet, Giordano classical jazz, Modern bartenieff fundamentals, and grew her passion for dance overall. She was on the pre-professional dance conservatory team for her last two years of high school where she got the opportunity to work with a lot of local professional choreographers from the Salt Lake Area. 

 

Her junior year she was granted two college scholarships, AMDA, Los Angeles and Dean College, Boston. Grey soon met her husband and reloacted for his work which landed them in Georgia. She’s been searching for a studio to call home and RAD welcomed her with open arms. She can’t wait to share and teach the passion of dance!