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Miss Tess

Dancing has always been part of my life since I was three years old. I grew up in Chittenango, N.Y. dancing competitively doing groups, duets and solos. After graduating high school, I continued my education receiving my bachelors degree in psychology and communication. While studying in college, I started fieldwork at Danceography (utica), reestablished the Utica College Dance Team, spent weekends dancing at night clubs through prominent talent agents and danced for the AHL Utica Comets team. I continued teaching for Danceography (Utica) for six years when I realized I  wanted the children in Syracuse to experience Danceography! After three years of establishing Danceography of Syracuse, I had taken ownership of Danceography in Utica. I realized that my true passion in life was teaching dance. I want every child to love dancing not for any trophy but for the pure joy of dancing!

Miss Mallory

An upstate New York native, Mallory is excited to have the opportunity to share her dance knowledge with the community. She has attended summer programs on scholarship at Joffrey Ballet NYC, Atlanta Ballet, and Indiana University. Her professional experience spans all styles of dance. Since graduating from the University of the Arts in Philadelphia with a degree in dance, her professional credits have included: dancer in “The Binge” feature film choreographed by Travis Wall, Company Member/Soloist with Gainesville Ballet, captain and choreographer of the Utica Comettes Dance Team, dancer in Magic Rocks Show, performer for Foxy Entertainment Agency, and performer for Turning Stone Casino & Resort.

Miss Victoria

Victoria started dancing at the age of 3 in her hometown of New Hartford, N.Y. Victoria danced competitively throughout her adolescent years and continued her journey dancing for the AHL Utica Comets Dance Team for 5 years. Later joining the Danceography family in 2016 where she has focused on creating a safe and happy space for all dancers while teaching the fundamentals of the craft. Victoria’s number one rule in her classes is to be kind while having fun. She is eager and excited to share these values with the students of Danceography of Utica. 


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