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Jenny, a former Dance 2000 alum; graduated from the University of New Hampshire with a B.A. in Theatre and Dance. Jenny has studied many styles of dance over the years and began her training under Gisa DiIorio. Jenny is a trained yoga instructor and also coaches high school gymnastics. Jenny has choreographed musicals such as Mystery of Edwin Drood, Grease, How To Succeed In Business, Guys and Dolls, High School Musical, Matilda and Newsies. She was recently recognized by Papermill Playhouse out of all NJ High School Musicals for Overall Outstanding Achievement in Choreography and Staging for her work in Newsies.

A true leader and student of entertainment. Malcolm B. Malcolm is an all around entertainer whose skill set is unlimited. Malcolm has studied under his mentors Dave Scott , Chuck Maldonado, Shane Sparks. Malcolm started dancing at the age of 3 then started teaching at the age of 15 and has continued to share his gift. Malcolm is big on pushing his students to their full potential. Malcolm Credits 85 South Show, Ciara, World Of Dance, MTV , BET, Coile Ray, RDT, MnM Project, Sybarite NYC, Brooklyn Nets.

Karen has been dancing since the age of 3 and trained at Dance 2000 through her senior year of high school. She continued her dance career at the University of Scranton as a member of the university's dance team. During her time there, Karen served in a leadership role, helping guide the team to the school's first national trophy with a 7th-place finish at UDA College Dance Nationals. She also choreographed routines and assisted in coaching the team alongside a fellow teammate.
After graduating, Karen returned to Dance 2000, where she now shares her passion for dance by teaching classes and choreographing for both recreational and competitive dancers. She is dedicated to helping students build confidence, develop strong technique, and foster a lifelong love of dance.

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