Pursuing excellence and joy through dance!

• Our teachers foster a positive, welcoming, and healthy environment for every dancer.

• Our studios have full-length mirrors, floating floors, and Marley flooring to help prevent injury.

• Greenleaf is a non-competitive dance school. We don’t focus on trophies; we focus on student development and artistry.

• Our school year session runs September-May, but most classes remain open to enrollment through the fall semester.

• All students have the option of participating in our Christmas and spring recitals.

• Our recital costumes and classroom music selections are always appropriate.
  

• We are passionate about worship and enjoying dance as a gift from God!

Please see the catalog at the top of this page for a list of our currently enrolling classes. Some classes with a “waitlist” status may be available for enrollment.

Questions? Email dance@greenleafstudio.org for more info!

DANCE INSTRUCTORS

Mrs. Collins began her dance training at Greenleaf Performing Arts Academy at the age of 7, where she instantly fell in love with movement and made the decision to never stop dancing! She has studied Jazz, Classical Ballet, Contemporary, Limón, Horton, Graham, Lyrical, Tap, Hip-Hop, Pointe, and Musical Theatre throughout the past 16 years and holds certifications in Dance and Choreography. She is in her third season of dancing professionally with Störling Dance Theater in Olathe, KS, and is currently Greenleaf’s Artistic Director of Dance. Her choreography has been performed throughout the Kansas City Area and in Germany.

Brianna currently teaches dancers of all ages and levels and loves every second of it! Her goal as a teacher is to create a sense of capability in her students, give them a strong technical foundation, and inspire joy! Brianna is passionate about impacting culture and creating community through the arts, and is anticipating a lifetime of exploring that mission.

Brianna teaches ballet, tap, Creative Movement, and adult jazz at Cedar Creek, and advanced ballet and musical theatre dance at South. She also leads the performance companies, Vinea and Velocity. 

Hailing from the mountains of Colorado, Mrs. EuDaly began her ballet training with Celebration Ministry of Arts and Colorado School of Dance. Later, she continued at Classic Dance Academy, where she developed the passion to continue in dance. In 2014, Ivy moved to Kansas City to study at what is now Störling’s Conservatory of Dance. In doing so, she trained under the excellence of many esteemed instructors in Pedagogy and Choreography. She performed works by Mona Störling-Enna, Kathleen Schular, Marc Wayne, Hannah Anderson, Suzanne Ryan-Strati, and Tobin James.

After graduating in 2016, Ivy spent the summers of 2016, 2017, and 2019 traveling to France and Germany to dance and teach alongside many artists at events and outreaches, such as Project Dance Paris. In 2017, Ivy studied at Bill Evan’s Teacher Institute (BETI) in New Mexico as well as under the directors of National Dance Institute (NDI) New Mexico in 2018. Both programs focus on the deep importance of teaching dance and movement to various ages and through the different developments of life.

Ivy is in her fifth season with the community of Störling Dance Theater as a company member. She is excited to continue her dance journey with the intention to inspire and enhance lives for the better with the healing of movement. This is Ivy’s fifth year teaching at Greenleaf!

Ivy teaches ballet at South.

Miss Leah has loved dancing and performing for as long as she can remember, and the arts have always been a huge part of her life. She has been dancing at Greenleaf since she was nine years old, and was a member of the Vinea company. She is currently studying dance at the Störling Conservatory.

Her goal for her students is for them to be able to express themselves as individuals through dance. She hopes to inspire and challenge them as they grow in their abilities.

Aside from dance, Leah loves singing, acting, painting, spending time with friends and family, and going on adventures.

Leah teaches intermediate ballet, jazz, contemporary, and tap at South.