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Meet Stephanie (the professional!)

Short version:  Stephanie is fabulous!!!

Stephanie is a professional Ballroom Dancer with Arthur Murray Dance Studios. Originally based out of Arthur Murray Fort Worth, she is now the Franchisee of Arthur Murray Dance Studio of Waco with her husband. 



Stephanie and her husband Bryan currently hold the 2019 Arthur Murray Professional Nine-Dance Champion Title. They are also Three Time World Lindy Hop Champions as well as the 2014 International Two-Dance Champions in Venice, Italy.  They have also been Rising Star and Open Professional Finalists in Italy, the Czech Republic, Cancun, Orlando, and Washington D.C.   

Before Stephanie’s career at Arthur Murray, she was classically trained in Ballet and Musical Theatre Arts in Philadelphia and New York City.  She has performed at Carnegie Hall in New York City, Walnut Street Theatre, and the Bristol Riverside Theatre in Philadelphia.  She was also part of an off-Broadway performance workshop with Broadway show writer, Barry Keating.  In addition, she holds a Bachelor’s degree in International Business with a double minor in Spanish and Theatre Arts.    

Stephanie’s desire to become Arthur Murray Franchisees all goes back to her passion for people.  Stephanie and her husband both agree that their first love is sharing the joy of dance with others and teaching their students, many of whom before coming to Arthur Murray, had never danced before.  Watching their students and staff grow and develop in their own dance journey is what they enjoy the most about being Arthur Murray Professionals

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