Ren Hall is a dynamic professional dancer, choreographer, and composer originally from San Antonio, Texas. A self-taught mover in his early years, Ren’s passion for dance deepened in high school, where he formally trained in classical ballet and a range of other disciplines. He went on to study Music and Dance at The University of Texas at San Antonio, where he began bridging his artistic pursuits across both movement and sound.

While still in college, Ren danced for two seasons with San Antonio Metropolitan Ballet and later appeared as a guest artist with Ballet San Antonio and San Antonio Youth Ballet. His performances brought to life iconic works including Snow White, Cinderella, Blanca Flor, The Firebird, The Nutcracker, and Scheherazade.

After college, Ren spent several years performing internationally on cruise ships, completing three contracts with major cruise lines and entertaining audiences across the Caribbean. In 2023, he was awarded a scholarship to Houston Contemporary Dance Company’s summer intensive, which led to a two-season tenure. During his time there, he performed works by celebrated choreographers including Nao Kusuzaki (The House), Adam Castañera (Localish), and Marlana Doyle (Reliant Holiday Spectacular, Moving Myths), while also participating in residencies with Norbert De La Cruz III, Natasha Adorlee, Yue Yin, and others.

Chloe has over a decade of dance training and teaching experience, working with students from preschool through pre-professional levels. She began her training in Washington, MO at Dance Craze & Power Athletix, specializing in competitive musical theater and jazz styles, continued at Premier Dance Academy in Texas, and went on to study collegiate-level dance at San Jacinto College South, where she trained extensively in technique, choreography, and performance. 

As both a private instructor and studio teacher, Chloe has taught students ages 2–18, specializing in helping dancers understand movement, refine technique, and build a strong emotional connection to performance. She has choreographed and prepared many pieces for live showcases, and she is passionate about guiding students to reach their full potential through individualized instruction.

In addition to her teaching, Chloe has performed as a sideline dancer for the Houston Sabercats professional rugby team and continues her training through advanced programs such as All Star Dance Prep in Houston. She also has a strong personal interest in musical theater, which inspires her creative approach to performance and choreography.

For Chloe, dance is more than movement—it is a source of joy, expression, and connection. She loves sharing that passion with her students and watching them discover their own love for dance. With her background spanning recreational, competitive, and collegiate dance, Chloe brings artistry, professionalism, and fun into every class she teaches

Born with a rhythm in the heart and a passion for dance, Gavin has embarked on a remarkable journey through the world of movement. Born in Houston, Texas, at the age of 7, Gavin began his dance training at RPAC Under the guidance of Becky Phelps, his talent blossomed, laying the foundation for a promising career ahead.

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At the age of 12, Gavin continued his dance training at various studios, masterclasses, and workshops around the Houston area. By age 15, Gavin embraced the role of mentor and educator, serving as the hip-hop director at Twin Arts Dance Studio. During this time he also attended HSPVA as a Dance Major for his freshman and sophomore years of high school.

Venturing beyond local boundaries, Gavin began attending dance conventions and workshops across the country, where he trained under some of the industry’s most revered choreographers.

At age 18, Gavin made the bold decision to pursue his dreams in Los Angeles.

Notable highlights include choreographing a music video for ‘Kailaya’ and gracing the screen in Snow Wife’s acclaimed American Horror Show music and performance videos. Gavin also co-choreographed Snow Wife’s music video for one of her songs featured on her EP ‘Queen Degenerate’.

Recently, Gavin had the privilege of dancing for Grammy award-winning artist Daya. He also appeared in recording artist Bennyy’s ‘Delta’ music video. 

As Gavin continues to evolve as an artist, he remains committed to pushing boundaries, breaking barriers, and inspiring others through the power of dance.

Gavin looks forward to working with Diversity in Dance He hopes to inspire the dancers and help DiD meet their goals. 

Dejanae Adams was born and raised in Detroit, MI, but grew up in the city of Houston throughout high school. After attending Grambling State University, where she danced for four years, DJ began her career path in social work with the State of Texas. Dejanae also danced for semi-professional cheerleading and taught at local dance studios. DJ began her NBA dance journey with the Houston Rockets, where she danced during the 2022-2023 season. As Dancer, Choreographer, Strength Specialist, and Coach, Dejanae plans on gifting her love of dance through movement and motivation. 

Maddie Stevenson is a graduate of Deer Park High School. She is currently attending San Jacinto College, majoring in early childhood education and works as a teacher's aide when she is not dancing. Maddie's goal is to eventually become a kindergarten teacher.  Maddie was a four-year elite member of the Deer Escorts dance team and a coach and choreographer for the Deer Park Starlights.

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Stephanie Morales currently has a total of 23 years in the dance industry and is on year 12 as a dance instructor/choreographer. She has been trained and is versatile in ballet, tap, jazz, contemporary, lyrical, hip hop, musical theater, jazz funk and even clogging. With an exuberant personality and desire to wow an audience, it is no surprise that tap, jazz, and musical theater is where she excels. Stephanie has choreographed and received numerous awards for showmanship and stage presence, as well as execution of clean, clear sounds in tap. Armed with a deep understanding of the art form, she sets out to inspire and encourage her students to engage in all the benefits and joy tap dance has to offer. Besides getting to share her love and passion for dance with her students during the evening, Stephanie is also a licensed cosmetologist through the state of Texas and a college student currently enrolled in San Jacinto College South. She will soon be transfering  to UHCL where she hopes to obtain a Psychology degree to one day become a licensed psychologist. As Stephanie continues to educate and create, she hopes her name will forever be intertwined with the dance world, as she is rooted in this euphoric art form.