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ABOUT Melissa
At Melissa Robinson Dance, we are dedicated to providing quality dance instruction while promoting creativity and self-expression. We are committed to encouraging both teams and individuals to continuously create, grow and learn. With over 35 years of experience, we specialize in creating a personalized performance preparation program to meet the needs of each dancer. Our classes and training programs are designed to improve technique and optimize performance levels. We are dedicated to helping our students reach their highest potential and achieve their goals. Not sure yet? See what our customers are saying.
Melissa Robinson has an impressive and extensive background in the dance world. Starting her dance journey at the age of three, she has trained in various dance genres and began teaching more than 35 years ago. Her passion for dance led her to establish Masters of Dance in 1995, a studio where she trained both recreational and competitive dancers for a decade. Later, she founded Masters Upper Level in 2005, focusing on elite competitive dance training and earning hundreds of high score and choreography awards at regional and national levels.
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Even after selling the studio, Melissa remained its director from 2007 to 2019. Subsequently, she directed the convention team at Texas Academy of Dance Arts for a season and later became the convention team director at The Dance Kollective in Katy, Texas. Now, she travels independently to provide elite training opportunities to dance teams, studios and individuals across the country. With decades of experience, she has trained thousands of dancers, many of whom have gone on to pursue professional careers. Melissa Robinson's dedication and expertise continue to leave a lasting impact on the dance community.
