Owner | Instructor
Sara Bingham
Sara began dancing at the age of 5 years old. She has training in jazz, ballet, lyrical, hip-hop and tap. In 9th grade, she started assisting the director of her studio in class and quickly realized this was her calling. She has a gift with children and loves nothing more than to share her passion for dancing! She has been teaching for over 20 years and loves it!! She attended UVU where she took classes in early childhood development and elementary education. These classes have aided in her wonderful ability to teach. She has a special bond with her students and each and every one of them know they are her “favorite” and that they are loved! Sara takes pride in not only having talented dancers but kind, uplifting, and encouraging students who are a family here at Dance Central. She feels very blessed to love what she does and to share her passion with her students.
Routines | Instructor
Taylee Bascom
Taylee has been dancing since the age of three. She has been trained in various styles with her favorite being jazz and lyrical. She began competing in groups and as a soloist when she was 11 years old. She began assisting at her old studio where she trained when she was in 10th grade and continued through high school while also on her high school's drill team. During high school, she had the opportunity of traveling to New York with her team and training with a member from Wicked. Her senior year, she was selected as a member of the 3A all-state as well as a member of the 3A academic all-state. After graduating high school, she attended Snow College where she was a member of the Badgerettes and continued teaching at a studio in Ephraim, UT. She then married her sweetheart, Tayge, and they have a wild little 3-year-old named Maddox. Taylee has now taught at Dance Central for four years and is excited to continue. She loves teaching all age groups and seeing their excitement and energy they bring with them each week!
Technique
Reagan Powell
Reagan danced from the age of 2 until she was 22. She took a 12-year break to raise her 4 kids, but is now excited to continue her journey in teaching dance. Reagan started out at Utah regional ballet, then at the age of 10 expanded her dance education at Center Stage Dance Studio. She trained with several coaches including Derryl Yeager, Kellie Messerly, and Rick Robinson. Occasionally she was able to train with coaches such as Mia Michaels, Wade Robison, and Corky and Shirley Ballas. She love all forms of dance and spent around 20-30 hours a week training at the studio through her teen years. During that time she and her dance partner won Junior National Champions in Latin Ballroom Dancing and she was an outstanding dancer with New York City Dance Alliance. Although she pursued the family life over fame some of her colleagues she danced with include Derek Hough, Julianne Hough, Mark Ballas, Chelsey Hightower, Ashley DelGrosso, Allison Holker, and many more.
After her 12 year sabbatical, Reagan’s daughter Devyn started with Dance Central. Having a dancer at this studio has inspired her to pass on her love of dance to others.
Routines | Technique | Ballet
Alexandra Certonio
Alexandra Loreen has been dancing competitively for 20 years with training in ballet, jazz, lyrical, contemporary, and hip hop. She was a captain of the Spanish Fork High School drill team and a member of the all-state dance team. Additionally, Alexandra was a collegiate dancer for two years at Snow College and served as a captain of the team for one year. She was a high school drill team coach at her alma mater and has been choreographing various styles of dance for five years. She feels her strengths lie in focused ballet and technique training, and colorful routines that stretch the dancers’ capacity to learn and grow. Alexandra is currently finishing her degree at Brigham Young University in Social Science Education. She is newly married and enjoys traveling, being outdoors, and spending time with her husband when they aren't doing homework. Alexandra is looking forward to another year at the studio and pushing the dancers to new heights in their technique, routines, and confidence.