David Mann

September 11th, 2011

David’s innovative tap choreography has appeared on the national television shows "Good Morning America," "America's Got Talent," "America's Most Talented Kids," and most recently on the WE Network reality show "Little Miss Perfect." His work can be seen in industrial performances for Hugo Boss, Paramount, Ingersal Rand and on board Celebrity, Holland America, Norwegian and Cunard Cruise Lines. You can also catch his choreography in the national tours of "Road to Victory," "On Tap" and most notably "Dr. Dolt" starring Tommy Tune. David and his choreography has shared the stage with stars like Adam Lambert, Jill Scott, Erika Badu, Regis Philban, Rita Moreno and Queen Latifah. David is the tap choreographer for several of the "Top Ten" studios in the country according to the FDC and has taught for over a dozen schools represented in the Dance Spirit Magazine "Top Fifty." David was also recently awarded "Teacher of the Year" by Dancer Magazine.

Amanda Pierce

September 23rd, 2011

Amanda is a native Californian where she trained in dance since the age of 3.  She is proficient in Tap, Jazz, and Lyrical and now resides in New York City where Amanda is a professional NFL cheerleader and is currently a model in her teams’ 2011 calendar. She is on the faculty of the national dance convention NRG Dance Project,  www.nrgdanceproject.com, and presently has her CD available on ITunes, Amazon, and other music sites.  She can also be seen on Billboard.com, and her new CD will be released in the early fall.  Both the Oakland Tribune and KRON TVdubbed her the “Queen of Tap” after she won the Tap Title at the World Cup Dance Championships in Italy.  Her credits include:  Television - Mornings on Fox, The CBS Early Show, The Dr. Oz Show, Good Morning New York, KRON Weekends and interviewed on KGO Talk Radio.  In Mexico City, she did numerous interviews and performances on Fox Sports, TV Azteca, and Sky TV.  Theater - Recipient of two Dean Goodman Choice Awards for winning roles in “We’ll Take Manhattan” and “Rodgers and Hammerstein…with Hart.”  She was a principle dancer in “Beat It Down,” We’ll Take Manhattan…Again”, “Cabaret in Concert,” and co-hosted “Kabaret for Kids.”   She was featured in “An Evening with Tai and Randy” with Tai Babilonia and Randy Gardner and toured Europe with the American Dance Company as a principle dancer.   She was also a soloist at the renowned Duke Theater on Times Square in the “Broadway Dance Showcase.”  In addition to her World Tap Title she also won the Miss Dance America title in Panama City, and the Miss Dance USA title in Las Vegas.  Amanda is a honored recipient of Dance Spirit Magazine’s “Future Star of the Year” award at the Kid‘s Artistic Review National Championships.  During her competition career Amanda won a combination of 28 national #1 overall and Miss Dance titles.  Amanda is an alumna of New York’s Hofstra University where she attended on a dance scholarship.  Amanda thanks Triple Threat Performing Arts for their guidance and much of her success.  You can check out her website at www.amandaepierce.com.

KERI LAGRAND

October  1st, 2011

Keri is a native of Los Angeles whose extensive dance training covers many areas of the art. She has been working in the business since the age of 18, and has been featured on many projects including The American Music Awards with Toni Braxton and again with Cher, with Jennifer Lopez on the MTV Awards as well as J-Lo’s televised concert on NBC. Her credits also extend from Courtney Love’s "Celebrity Skin" video, to commercials for Sony, 7-up, and the MGM Grand Hotel. She was the Assistant Choreographer for Gloria Estefan’s "Evolution" World Tour, her Las Vegas Show at the Celine Dion Theater, the Disney movie "Gotta Kick It Up" and J-Lo’s NBC Special. She not only served as Assistant Choreographer for several numbers in Madonna’s "Reinvention" World Tour in 2004, but was also the co-choreographer of Gloria Estefan’s “Rewrapped” world tour under the direction of Liz Imperio. Keri’s jazz class is designed to challenge any level of technical dancer. Through an athletic and rhythmic class, she offers dancers an opportunity to expand their knowledge of technique and inspires them to express themselves through stylized combos.  While classically trained Keri as expanded her knowledge of dance to include manystyles including Salsa, Lyrical, Modern, Partnering and Hip Hop.

Bruce Campbell

October 8th, 2011

Bruce Campbell is one of the most sought after choreographers and master teachers in the United States. He has a well rounded background in Jazz, Ballet, Musical Theatre, Modern, and Lyrical. His creative choreography has been described as inspiring, powerful, focused, and innovative.  To many he is known as an "artistic genius" and the future of dance. 

Bruce's work spans the spectrum ranging from off Broadway, music videos, television, commercials, and choreographic showcases.  He's known for his vision, drive, outgoing personality, and above all his "motivation" to be the best that he can be, and to others.
Bruce's award winning choreography can be seen on dance studios, professional companies nationwide, Disney Cruise Lines, Disney World, National NBA,WNBA, and NFL teams across the United States, and Canada.

All of these successes have provided Bruce with a broad breadth of knowledge for dance and choreography with being a successful business owner to his own award winning dance company Motivation Dance.  The noted experiences allow him to draw upon and share phenomenal, visionary, and motivating teaching style for dance classes to his company and throughout the United States, and Canada.

Bruce's favorite quote to young dancers is: "Live each day like it's the last and no matter how far in life you go, Always remember 'where' you came from and 'who' helped you to get there."

Emily Shock

November 12th, 2011

Brooke Pierotti

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Brooke started dancing at the age of three in the San Francisco Bay Area. A founding member of the The Dance Company of San Francisco, Brooke was a featured dancer in Tiffany Billings independent film, Falling Star, and was also a principal dancer in Martha Kelly-Fierro's modern company, "Altered Modalities." She attended The School of the Arts in San Francisco and furthered her dance education at UC Irvine. Brooke continues to travel across the nation to dance, teach, and share her dramatic and passionate style of dance.