Dance Texas
Dance Texas provides dancers of all ages an encouraging and positive environment where they are given the opportunity to grow and excel in their dance education. We strive to deliver the highest quality of dance training, while developing each student’s unique gift of talent and creativity. We encourage our students to reach their fullest potential by supporting them as they grow artistically and academically. So they may become well-rounded individuals who are nourished in body, mind, and spirit.
Tiffany began dancing at the age of two with her sister Brittany at Terry Clark Dance Academy. At five she started dancing for Fresno City Guys and Dolls under the direction of Veda Burton which later changed to Dance Rage Dance Studio. She started competitively dancing at the age of six. In her dance career she has performed at events including Fresno State football and basketball games, Lakers games, 49ers halftime shows and many other events. Winning numerous regional and national titles during this time. At 16 Tiffany and her sister began training in Los Angeles, California where they were signed with Commercial Talent, KSA Modeling and Bobby ball Talent Agency, later signing with Michelle Zeitlin at More Zap Productions. Tiffany took classes to continue her training at Virgo Dance, Dolce Dance Studio, Shirley Winters Ballet, The Edge Performing Arts Center, Millennium and Debbie Allen Dance Academy while auditioning for Disney and Nickelodeon Projects. Tiffany’s experience has allowed her to teach at studios in California, Texas and Kansas totaling in over 20 years. Her love and passion for dance has led her to open Dance Texas, to provide dancers with the tools and encouragement to reach their highest creative potential.
Sierra has been dancing since the age of 2. Originally from California, Sierra grew up competing for Dolce Dance Studio, where she won numerous regional, national, and international titles. She continued her dance career in college by joining the CLU Dance Team, where she became Captain her Junior and Senior years. Sierra has experience teaching jazz, lyrical, contemporary, and ballet at a variety of dance studios throughout Southern California. She can also be seen in the “FAKE” music video choreographed by Abby Lee Miller from “Dance Moms”. She recently moved to Austin to continue her education at the University of St. Augustine, where she will eventually receive a Doctorate in Physical Therapy. Sierra is so excited to be a part of the Dolce family again and share her love for dance with her students!
Callie began her formal dance training at age 13 with Ballet Repertory Theatre of New Mexico, where she spent two years before joining the company as a trainee. During her time at BRT, she performed in numerous classical productions including The Nutcracker, Alice in Wonderland, Coppélia, and more.
She attended The Public Academy for Performing Arts, focusing on ballet and contemporary dance. As a sophomore, she was selected for the school’s pre-professional company, Contemporary Dance Ensemble, and toured nationally throughout the remainder of her high school years.
Callie went on to earn a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering from the University of Utah, where she also performed in various ballet and modern dance showcases. Following graduation, she joined Serena Webb Dance Theatre as a soloist before relocating to Texas.
Now based in Austin, Callie has performed with several local companies and is thrilled to return to teaching. She brings a deep passion for ballet and a commitment to sharing her knowledge and love for the art form with the next generation of dancers.
Bethany Miller is a dedicated dance educator with over a decade of experience guiding students through movement, discipline, and creativity. Trained in Los Angeles under the legendary Patsy Swayze, Bethany began her dance journey at the young age of 2 years old and went on to have a successful professional career. She has been featured in numerous print and video ads, theater productions, television shows, and movies, bringing a wealth of real-world experience into every class she teaches.
Her passion for teaching began early, touring across the United States, Canada, and Mexico with various dance conventions and competitions. Bethany grew from a student assistant to a professional assistant and finally a master teacher, sharing her knowledge and energy in master classes across North America.
Bethany has taught all levels and ages—from toddler creative movement to pre-professional technique classes—in styles including ballet, tap, jazz, lyrical, contemporary, acro and tumbling. She is known for her positive classroom energy, ability to connect with students, and focus on developing both strong technique and strong character. She has choreographed dances for all ages, in multiple genres placing high honors throughout.
Whether she’s choreographing for a production or helping a tiny dancer take their first steps, Bethany is passionate about building confidence, creativity, and community through dance.
Grace has been dancing since the age of 9 and brings over a decade of training, performance, and leadership experience to the Dance Texas team. Originally from northern Indiana, she trained extensively at Legacy Dance Studio and performed with both the junior varsity and competition dance teams at Penn High School. As a two-year competitor with the IHSDTA and an assistant teacher in tap, ballet, jazz, and hip-hop, Grace discovered her passion not only for performing—but for teaching and mentoring young dancers as well.
In college, Grace expanded her dance education by taking advanced-level courses and performing with the Notre Dame Dance Company for two seasons. She was also a proud member of TroopND, serving as president for two of her three years on the team. In that leadership role, she choreographed numerous routines, directed rehearsals, and organized community performances and outreach events.
Currently pursuing her Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology at The University of Texas at Austin, Grace is also earning a bilingual certification with the goal of becoming a bilingual clinician. She continues to perform as a member of the Longhorn Dance Company and is passionate about exploring the intersection of dance and therapy to support communication and development in children.
Grace is beyond excited to join Dance Texas for the 2025–2026 season and looks forward to inspiring her students, building confidence, and creating unforgettable memories in and out of the studio.
Brittany began dancing at the age of two alongside her sister Tiffany at Terry Clark Dance Academy.
At five, she joined Fresno City Guys and Dolls under the direction of Veda Burton, which later became Dance Rage Dance Studio. She began competing at the age of six and went on to perform at major events including Fresno State football and basketball games, Lakers games, 49ers halftime shows, and more — earning numerous regional and national titles along the way.
At sixteen, Brittany and her sister began training in Los Angeles, California, where they were signed with Commercial Talent, KSA Modeling, and Bobby Ball Talent Agency, later signing with Michelle Zeitlin at More Zap Productions. During this time, Brittany continued to expand her training at Virgo Dance, Dolce Dance Studio, Shirley Winters Ballet, The Edge Performing Arts Center, Millennium Dance Complex, and Debbie Allen Dance Academy, while auditioning for Disney and Nickelodeon projects.
Brittany followed a stronger focus in hip-hop and commercial dance, developing her signature style and performance presence. She has shared her love for dance through teaching and choreography across California, Georgia, and Texas, inspiring dancers of all ages and levels with her passion, energy, and creativity.