Stacey Todd

Stacey was born and raised in West Palm Beach and began studying dance at the age of 5. She has trained in ballet, tap, jazz, lyrical, hip hop and pointe. She has performed in the Miami City Ballet production of George Balanchine's The Nutcracker, the Orange Bowl Half-Time Show and was a "Caravan Kid" with Hoctor's Dance Caravan, touring and performing across the United States.
Stacey recently completed her Associate of Arts degree at Indian River State College where she was a scholarship student and a dance major. While attending IRSC, she took classes in ballet and modern dance, as well as choreography, dance conditioning, acting, and voice. Her choreography was selected to perform in IRSC's annual performance of "Just Dance."

As a dance major, Stacey twice attended the Southeast Region's American College Dance Festival. She has also taught tap dancing in the Performing Arts Academy at Indian River State College, in addition to teaching here at Movement Arts Dance Academy. Stacey went on to further her education at the University of South Florida in ballet, modern dance and education and is currently completing her bachelor's degree in elementary education at Florida Atlantic University.