About Us
Our Staff
Our faculty brings a blend of technical expertise, industry experience, and a passion for mentorship. We focus not only on strong technique, but also on performance quality, creativity, and personal development.
Morgan Wright
Morgan grew up in Haymarket, Virginia before moving to Manlius, New York in 2017. Her dance training began at age 3 and competing by age 5 at Gainesville Dance Center. She is trained in ballet, tap, jazz, lyrical, contemporary, and hip hop. In high school she was a part of the purple reign dance team for all four years having the opportunity to perform at school sporting events and local competitions. After graduating, Morgan attended the University of Tampa to study business management and dance. She became a member of UT’s official dance team, Spartan Scarlets, for four years and serving as captain in her senior year. She represented her school at sporting and other events around the Tampa bay community. Under her leadership the team became Division 2 jazz national champions at the NDA college nationals in 2021. She also had the opportunity to perform and choreograph in student dance showcases. After graduating, she moved back to Manlius, New York to be with family and began teaching at Studio B Dance Company. She taught both recreational class and for the competition team for all ages and a variety of styles. Morgan also works in childcare and began her role as a tabulator for dance competitions. Morgan is now in a new role of event managing for dance competitions around the country. She made the move back to Tampa Florida in 2024 for the sunshine and teach a new generation of dance. It has been a lifelong dream of hers to own a dance studio! She is so happy for the opportunity to share her love and knowledge of dance with her students!
Yazzie Degia
Yazzie grew up on Long Island, New York, where she began dancing at the age of three, training in ballet and tap. What started as an early introduction quickly developed into a deep passion for the art, leading her to become a competitive dancer by the age of six. Over the years, she expanded her training to include jazz, hip hop, acro, contemporary, lyrical, and kickline, dedicating herself to continuous growth as both a student and an artist. Throughout her journey, she also took on leadership roles as an assistant, principal teacher, and captain of multiple middle and high school kickline teams.
Yazzie was a member of KRIMP Dance Company in New York for four years and spent several summers training at the renowned Broadway Dance Center in Manhattan, further refining her technique and versatility.
She continued her dance career at the University of South Florida as a three year member of the USF SunDolls, the university’s premier dance team. During her time on the team, she performed at football games at Raymond James Stadium, men’s and women’s basketball games at the Yuengling Center, and participated in numerous charity events and campus appearances.
Yazzie earned her Bachelor’s degree in Health Sciences with a minor in Nutrition from the University of South Florida. She incorporates her knowledge of anatomy, physiology, and kinesiology into her teaching to ensure her dancers are not only well trained in proper terminology and technique, but are also prioritizing their physical health, strength, and injury prevention.
As an educator, Yazzie is passionate about inspiring a love for dance and movement in students of all ages, levels, and abilities, from young children to young adults. She teaches and choreographs for recreational classes, special needs programs, and competitive teams, always striving to create a positive, inclusive, and empowering environment.
Becoming a studio owner has been a lifelong dream of Yazzie’s, and she is beyond excited to bring that dream to life. She looks forward to sharing her passion, knowledge, and love for dance with every student who walks through the door, creating a space where dancers can grow, express themselves freely, and feel truly at home.
