Born and raised in South Florida, Hope Powell began dancing at the age of two.  She studied and danced competitively in ballet, tap, jazz, lyrical, acrobatics and hip hop and went on to continue her dacne training as a collegiate dancer at Florida Gulf Coast University on the Dancing E’Gals dance team. Hope has always had a passion for teaching , at age 5 she decided she wanted to “be a dance teacher just like Ms. Kelly” and has dedicated herself to her goals ever since. She began assisting classes at age 11 and teaching classes on her own by age 15. Since then, Hope has taught at many South Florida dance studios such as; Dance Obsession, Downtown Dance, KEM Kids, St. Lucie Ballet, and NRG Dance Studios. She has earned her certification with Acrobatic Arts, Progressing Ballet Technique, PreSchool Acro Dance and also in safe stretching / injury prevention through Alixa Flexibilty. She is very proud to hold the privilege of teaching dance and acrobatics to the next generation.

Brooke grew up dancing from a very young age and it has always been something she loved. At 2 years old she started in classes and never stopped until she reached high school. Throughout the years she danced at several different studios in Orlando, FL where she was raised. Trained in technique she went on to competitions until she was 12 when she then decided to move towards shows and performances. She did this until high school where she went on to pursue cheerleading. Her love for dance has never stopped and her goal is to create safe and welcoming environments for kids of all age to be able to have fun and become great dancers! 

Grace has been dancing 13 years specializing in ballet/pointe, jazz, hip hop and modern. She has also attended BAK Middle School of the Arts and A.W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts both majoring in dance. Throughout her years she has been trained in different modern and ballet styles such as Graham, Horton and Balanchine. Grace has also worked with some of the top artistic directors from the Alvin Ailey Company as well. She was a dancer for Eastern Kentucky University’s D1 dance team before coming home and found her love for teaching the next generation. Since then she has joined the TADAA family and loved every second!

For Miss Faith dance is in her blood….literally (She is Ms. Hope’s younger sister). Faith began dancing as soon as she could walk, and made her debut dance recital performance at the age of 18 months. She has trained competitively winning many national titles/awards over the years in ballet, tap, jazz, lyrical, acro, contemporary and hip hop. Following in her sisters footsteps Miss Faith has trained as an assistant dance teacher since entering middle school and began her career as a dance teacher during her freshman year of high school. Her energetic personality, contagious love for dance, and active training is the reason so many tiny dancers look up to her as a role model. Faith is looking forward to learning and growing as a choreographer and dancer with TA-DAA.