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Megan's love of dance started early in her life. She began dancing at the age of five, was a part of a competition group in high school, started assisting dance classes at fifteen, and at eighteen began teaching her own classes. Megan has a bachelors degree in Accounting and Financial Management, as well as an Associates Degree in Art with emphasis in Dance. She has taken class from multiple instructors including Stacey Tookey, Allison Holker, and John Crutchman, as well as local classes from various teachers in the Denver Metro Area. She has attended the Boulder Dance Workshop for teachers and continues to take class and further her dance education. She knew from the first time she was an assistant in a dance class that she truly enjoyed teaching. There is no greater joy than seeing that you can affect a young person's life. That is Megan's mission, to not only have a technically solid dance studio but a place that kids feel comfortable and can learn and grow in life, not just in dance.  

Megan is a member of NDEO (National Dance Education Organization) and working towards her certification in dance education through NDEO.

Bethany Walker started dancing at the age of 3 in Madison, Wisconsin where she trained at the Madison Professional Dance Center and Madison Ballet. She trained in a variety of dance styles including ballet, pointe, jazz, tap, lyrical, modern, hip hop, contemporary, and poms. Bethany has also had the opportunity to train with top instructors at the Broadway Dance Center, Hubbard Street Dance, Giordano Dance, River North Dance, and Jazz Dance World Congress. Bethany was a member of Madison Ballet’s Studio Company and performed in several classical works including The Nutcracker, Cinderella, and Midsummer Nights Dream. Bethany was also a member of Madison Professional Dance Center’s Senior Dance Company for several years and competed in numerous competitions in the region. She served as the Captain her senior year and was a member of several duet and trio groups that went on to win first place divisional awards as well as overall high scores. In addition, Bethany was also a member of her high school dance team, where she won several solo awards from the Universal Dance Association as well as Badgerette Pom Pon. Bethany continued to study dance at Allegheny College and received her minor in Dance and Movement Studies under the direction of Eleanor Weisman and James Reedy.  She was also the President of Orchesis Dance Company and choreographed pieces for 3 years, while continuing to compete regionally with the Allegheny College Dance Team. Bethany has been teaching all styles and levels of dance since 2009 at various studios. She enjoys teaching dancers technical skills while instilling a love for performing that will last them a lifetime.

My name is Jaylene (Jay) Ulery, I started dancing when I was nine years old. I danced at Colorado Dance Center in Littleton, there I took classes in Jazz, Hip Hop, Lyrical/Contemporary, and Ballet, I graduated from that studio in 2019. In the  2019-2020 school year, I attended Western Colorado University in Gunnison. I was a member of the dance team there and had the opportunity to choreograph, teach, and perform five dances throughout the school year.  Also while I was living up there I taught three classes at the Gunnison Arts Center. Dance has been my passion since I started when I was young and I can't wait to continue sharing my passion with other dancers.

Sydney began dancing at the age of two at Dance Expressions in Friendswood, Texas. Here, Sydney trained in ballet, tap, jazz, lyrical, modern, and hip hop. At the age of nine, Sydney began participating in dance competitions and conventions. During her time competing, Sydney won two titles and many scholarships. At the age of fourteen, Sydney became a company member at Vitacca Dance Project, a pre-professional dance company in Houston, Texas where she trained in classical ballet and contemporary dance. She attended the Hubbard Street Dance Chicago Summer intensive in 2013, and for her freshman and senior year of high school, Sydney attended the High School for the Performing and Visual Arts (HSPVA) as a dance major, training mainly in modern dance and ballet. Sydney homeschooled for her sophomore year of high school and trained for eight hours each day at Vitacca Dance Project as an accelerated company member. At the age of sixteen, Sydney attended the Alberta Ballet School summer intensive and was awarded a scholarship to attend the school year-round. After one year in Alberta, Sydney returned home to focus on academic studies at HSPVA. Sydney graduated as a dance major with the class of 2018 from HSPVA. Sydney is now a senior at the Colorado School of Mines studying mechanical engineering.

Roxy Underhill - Musical Theatre, Jazz, and Tap Instructor at Dream Dance Studios

Marianne grew up in Brockton Massachusetts, where she started dancing at just 3 years old. She began teaching dance in high school and has been ever since! She continued her dance education at Springfield College in Springfield Massachusetts receiving her BA in Dance and also going forward to receive her M.Ed in Therapeutic Recreation at Springfield. She has worked Therapeutic Rec. in both community and clinical settings in the DC area, always incorporating dance and theater into her work with her clients and patients. Marianne has worked as a dance teacher, musical director, and studio owner since moving to Colorado in 2018 with her husband and her dog. She also teaches preschool as her day job!

Hey I'm Jenna Postell and I started dancing when I was nine years old at Colorado Dance Center in Littleton, CO. From my very first trial class, dance became a love language of mine! I started with hip hop, then added jazz, ballet, and lyrical. I also was on my high school's poms team for one year where I loved dancing at basketball games the most! After I graduated high school, I moved to Eugene Oregon where I continued to dance and began teaching. My very first teaching job was my freshman year and I was teaching at an afterschool program at an elementary school. I also started the very first dance team my school ever had with one of my good friends. Now I am honored to teach here at Dream  alongside my wonderful sister Jay. Dance is a deep love of mine and I am privileged to have the chance to share it. I also teach preschool during the day!

Haley Gott- Lyrical and Acro

Camille Boggs is originally from Columbus, Ohio. Camille started dancing at the age of 3 and danced competitively for 13 years at Passè dance center. While she was competing she also trained at Balletmet dance academy from 2016-2019. Camille has trained at many prestigious ballet programs including Houston Ballet Academy, Pacific Northwest Ballet and Cincinnati Ballet on scholarship. Camille joined Balletmet’s trainee program at the age of 17. While Camille was at Balletmet she was able to perform in many different ballets including The Nutcracker, Michael Pink’s Peter Pan, and George Balanchine’s Western Symphony. After graduating from Balletmet’s trainee program she joined Cincinnati Ballet as a trainee. There she performed in Victoria Morgan’s The Nutcracker and Septime Webre’s ALICE (In Wonderland) and she also performed lead roles in her trainee showcase including Medora in Le Corsaire and was featured as the principal female in George Balanchine’s Raymonda Variations. While Camille was in Cincinnati she enjoyed teaching ballet and training classes at Prestige Dance Center and Passé Dance Center. Camille is very excited to be starting her professional ballet career at Colorado Ballet- Studio Company and is eager to begin teaching at Dream Dance Studios this year

Kaela has been dancing since she was 3 and is currently a sophomore at the University of Oklahoma. She has been dancing at Dream for the past five years and danced at various studios in Colorado prior to that. Kaela has done competetive dance since she was little and truly loves the sport.

Arianna was born in Rockwall, Texas and has been dancing ever since she was three years old. She started dancing at Dance Force studio in Dallas learning ballet, tap, jazz, lyrical, and poms, where she competed all through middle school. Her competition team won many awards during those including being national champions at the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleader Competition. After competing, she focused her efforts at Royalty Dance on ballet. While studying for her degree at Western Colorado University, she joined the Western Dance Team, and was captain for two years. Once she graduated college she was assistant coach for her college team for another two years so she could pass on her knowledge and passion for dance. Dance has always been a part of Arianna’s life and she hopes to still be dancing and teaching dance for many years to come.

Natalie Smith - Poms Instructor at Dream Dance Studios

Rheana Montesantos is originally from Hinsdale Illinois. She trained at local ballet company Salt Creek Ballet from ages 3 to 18. In 2018 she was awarded first place at Youth American Grand Prix-Chicago, and was a New York Finalist.  She went on to study as a dance performance major on a full merit tuition scholarship at the Jordan College of the Arts at Butler University. During her time at Butler University, she worked with Patrick DeBana in his premiere work, ”Falling Sky,” and Deborah Wingert on George Balanchine’s, “Serenade,” where she performed as “Dark Angel.” She also studied classical, jazz, and choreographic teaching analysis during her time at Butler University. She graduated with a BFA in Dance Performance in May of 2022. In August of 2022 she joined Colorado Ballet’s Studio Company. She has just started off her second season with them traveling to Vail and performing George Balanchine's “Serenade” with the company at Vail Dast Festival. 

Originally from Florida, Becca began dancing at six, with hip hop always being her favorite style. She was an assistant instructor for her hometown studio from ages 14-18, moving on to be a full-time instructor at 19 when she was home from college. At the age of 19, she also became an assistant backstage manager for her studio, helping develop and produce their annual recital. Becca has a BA in Studio Art from Florida State University and an MA in Arts and Culture Management from the University of Denver. During her time at Florida State, Becca was involved with Level Dance Company, a student-run dance organization, where she held several leadership positions: Event Coordinator, Co-Captain, and her senior year, Captain. During her time on Level, she choreographed several dances for large-scale campus events, participated in campus competitions, and organized an annual showcase for the company. Becca spends her free time hiking, baking, thrifting, making art, and hanging out with her dog, Bear.