Our Mission
Amity Dance Alliance's mission is to motivate and guide dancers in exploring the dynamics of not only dance but leadership as well. We believe that amity among a team and healthy leadership is key to a successful performance. We will meet your team where they are technically but are sure to issue a challenge. Witnessing growth is what inspired and was the start of Amity Dance Alliance.
Staff
Chelseay Green
Director Chelseay Green grew up in The Colony, Texas. She began her dance training at seven years old, first at Studio Dance Centre, and later at The Colony Dance. Her background includes ballet, tap, jazz, lyrical, modern, and hip hop.
She was a four-year member of The Colony High School Topcats drill team where she choreographed and led multiple award-winning competition routines. After high school, she joined the Cisco College Wrangler Belles dance team. As a Wrangler Belle, she choreographed several team dances, performed in the West Texas State Fair Parade, and judged high school dance team tryouts.
In addition, she has organized and led drill team camps and dance workshops taught throughout the metroplex.
Chelseay graduated from The University of North Texas, with a Bachelor of Arts in English. Currently, she is working toward teaching certifications in Dance and English at the secondary level. She loves to teach young dancers, and hopes to mentor and provide the same inspiration to them that she received from the dance instructors that she studied under.
Karsen Burns
Karsen Burns was raised in Fort Worth, Texas. She began dancing when she was five years old at King and Roberts Studio of dance. She has training in ballet, tap, jazz, hip hop, lyrical, and clog. She was a four-year member of the Central High School Lightning Dancers. She served as junior lieutenant and Captain her senior year. Being in a leadership position gave her the opportunity to choreograph a variety of dance routines. After high school, she served as a member of the Nationally awarded McLennan Dance Company at McLennan Junior College.
Currently, she is a member of the Song Leader dance team at Baylor Baptist University where is pursuing a degree in Kinesiology and minoring in Dance. Her is goal to become a high school drill team director.
She loves to teach and strives to be a positive role model for young dancers.
Bella Johnson
