Born and raised in South Florida, Hope Powell began her dance journey at the age of two. Trained in ballet, tap, jazz, lyrical, acrobatics, and hip hop, she competed extensively before continuing her dance career as a collegiate performer with Florida Gulf Coast University’s Dancing E’Gals. From a young age, Hope aspired to teach, deciding at just five years old to follow in the footsteps of her mentor, Ms. Kelly. She started assisting in classes at 11 and began leading her own by 15. Since then, Hope has taught at several respected studios across South Florida, including Dance Obsession, Downtown Dance, KEM Kids, St. Lucie Ballet, and NRG Dance Studios.
Hope holds multiple certifications, including Acrobatic Arts Module 1 & 2, Aerials & Back Handsprings, Aerial Arts Hoop, Progressing Ballet Technique, PreSchool Acro Dance, and safe stretching and injury prevention through Alixa Flexibility. She is passionate about nurturing the next generation of dancers and acrobats, sharing her expertise with pride and dedication.
Brooke’s love for dance began at just two years old and has been a lifelong passion ever since. Growing up in Orlando, FL, she trained at multiple studios, honing her technique and competing until the age of 12. From there, Brooke shifted her focus toward shows and performances, carrying her passion into high school, where she pursued cheerleading. With her enduring love for dance, Brooke’s goal is to create a safe and welcoming environment where kids of all ages can have fun and grow into skilled dancers.
For Miss Faith, dance is truly in her blood—as the younger sister of Ms. Hope, she’s followed closely in her footsteps. She started dancing as soon as she could walk and made her debut recital performance at just 18 months old. Over the years, she has trained intensively in ballet, tap, jazz, lyrical, acro, contemporary, and hip hop, winning numerous national titles and awards. Miss Faith began assisting in dance classes as early as middle school and officially started teaching during her freshman year of high school. Her vibrant personality, infectious passion for dance, and ongoing training make her an inspiring role model for many young dancers. She looks forward to continuing her journey in choreography and dance with TA-DAA.