Savannah Vigevani is originally from Boston, Massachusetts where she trained in a variety of dance styles at Stephane Kemp’s New England Dance Academy for 16 years. After graduating from high school, she joined the D1A Dance Team at Texas Tech University.

In addition to her collegiate career, Savannah works as a professional assistant for Prodigy Dance Convention, a staff member for Universal Dance Association, and teaches with both Dance One and Star Dance Alliance.

She travels across the country teaching and inspiring dancers of all ages. Most recently, Savannah competed on the U.S. Pom National Team, earning a gold medal. She is excited to continue sharing her passion for dance while growing as a student and educator.

Hannah Block is a professional dancer and choreographer from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. She has trained and performed as a dancer since the age of five and began choreographing for studios and events across the country at just 14 years old.

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After high school, Hannah moved to Las Vegas to study dance & theatre arts for one year before signing with Go2Talent Agency in Los Angeles. She has performed with artists including Wiz Khalifa, Polo G, Too Short, Tate McRae, Chlöe Bailey, Major League DJz, and Presley Tennant, among others. Hannah made her television debut on Season 18 of So You Think You Can Dance, placing in the Top 20. She was also the headlining performer in Ivan Kane’s Forty Deuce and a featured dancer at the H&M Music Festival in Los Angeles, opening for Doechii.

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At 16 years old, Hannah opened her own studio and company, Block 16 Studios/Dance Company, in Oklahoma. In only six years, she led her team to 15 national championships while earning numerous choreography awards and industry recognition. Today, her alumni can be found training at some of the nation’s best dance programs, performing on Broadway tours, and booking dance opportunities around the world.

Shelby Ross brings 13 years of competitive and professional dance experience with training in Pom, Jazz, Hip-Hop, and Modern dance. Her professional credits include performing for the Dallas Cowboys, Houston Rockets, and Texas Legends, spanning NFL, NBA, and MLB stages, as well as professional work in Los Angeles.

Shelby studied at Kilgore College, earning her Associate of Arts, and will graduate with a Bachelor of Arts in Dance from the University of Texas at Dallas in 2026. During her three years of collegiate dance, she served as a Dance Leader for the UTD Power Dancers and competed in Game-Day Pom and Team Performance at NDA Nationals.

She commands a classroom with a formidable depth of artistry, athleticism, and real-world performance experience.

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