“Whatever you do, do it well. Do it so well that when people see you do it, they will want to come back and see you do it again and they will want to bring others and show them how well you do it” – Walt Disney

 Throughout her time at Studio 1 she trained in various styles of dance including ballet, jazz, contemporary and hip-hop and performed many award winning solos and group numbers and was honored to receive many scholarships from NYCDA, L.A Dance Magic and Jump. Steviee is a past Junior, Teen, and Senior regional Magic performer for L.A.D.M and was a finalist and runner-up as a Junior and Senior. 

In High School she danced in ODT’s production of “Thriller” and was a featured dancer in the first ever “Final Cut Live” in 2006 where she also assisted many choreographers for the show. After graduating high school, Steviee became the third ” L.A Dance Magic Body” during 2006-2007 and later went on tour joined L.A Dance Magic 20+ city tour for 2 1/2 years under the direction of Jackie Sleight and Dave Carter. 

Some of Steviee’s professional work includes commercials for Crayola and AT&T. Along with performing; Steviee has developed a passion for teaching. She began at the age of 16 choreographing many solos , trios and group numbers throughout Utah and has been a guest teacher in Nevada, Ohio and California. 

In 2014 Steviee helped develop and choreograph for a new all female singing group “No Limits” and used some of her students as featured dancers. Steviee has also been a mentor to many young dancers. Her teaching style is inviting and challenging and dancers thrive under her coaching. Steviee’s motivation is to inspire a new generation of dancers to help them develop a love and passion for dance.

Despite traveling and teaching, Steviee’s heart as always been with Studio 1. In 2009 Steviee left her professional dance career and took over the Studio Manager position. At the age of 8 she would tell her family that she would own Studio 1 one day when she was older. This has always been her ultimate dream. 

In the summer of 2012 Steviee purchased Studio 1 Dance Center and took over as the Owner/Artistic Director. Steviee’s true love and passion is in Studio 1. She is very proud of where the Studio has been and is honored to be charged with pushing it to it’s greatest lengths. 

Steviee lives in Lindon, with her husband and their two children. Steviee is focused on growing her Studio and providing a quality dance education to her students while promoting a strong self confidence, team work and dedication.

She competed all over the country and won many high point awards and scholarships. In 2011 Madi was awarded National Senior Magic Performer of the Year at LA Dance Magic. She also got recognition from Provo High School in 2012 as Dance Sterling Scholar and was a state finalist.

She also trained in ballroom dance and in 2010 won 4th in the nation in Youth Pre-Championship Latin. 

In 2013 Madi was a member of Wasatch Contemporary Dance Company for a season before signing with Movement Talent Agency and moving to Los Angeles. While in LA, she had the opportunity to dance in Mickey and the Magical Map at Disneyland and became a member of the American Guild of Variety Arts. She also enjoyed taking classes, auditioning, and learning from top choreographers in the dance industry. Madi is happy to currently be teaching at Studio 1 Dance Center. She loves seeing passion being passed down to a younger generation and being a part of a place she considers her second home.

Through the RAD program, Amylee participated in fifteen prestigious exams with examiners from all over the world.  In 1998 she passed the Advanced level exam and became an Associate Member of the Royal Academy of Dance (ARAD). After high school, Amylee moved to Utah to attend Brigham Young University.  She danced on the BYU Theater Ballet Company for three years while working on her Bachelors.  She received several scholarships for dance that help her funding for college. She graduated in the summer of 2002 with a Bachelor of Arts with an emphasis in Ballet.  Amylee’s performance experience has ranged from classical ballets like The Wizard of Oz, The Sleeping Beauty, La Bayadere, and Swan Lake with lead roles in the Nutcracker,  La Fille Mal Gardee, Coppelia, and Giselle, to many classical and contemporary ballet pieces created especially for BYU Theater Ballet.  One of her most memorable performances was dancing in the 2002 Paralympics Opening Ceremonies.  In the summer of 2018, and Spring 2019, Amylee became certified as a Progressing Ballet Technique Instructor, as well as a Barre Fitness instructor.   Amylee has 25 years of teaching experience, with the past 15 years working as the Ballet Director at Studio 1 Dance Center.  She loves her Studio 1 family and enjoys sharing her passion for ballet with her students.