Melanie EWELL

Artistic Director/Owner
Melanie Ewell started dancing at a very young age and as long as she can remember has loved all things dance. She has taken an array of classes over her life spanning from cultural dance to genres of the performing arts. For a decade Melanie found the beats in her feet under the direction of her Clogging Director Renee Crouch and the Hatu Cloggers. With the Hatu Cloggers she competed all over the United States, and performed throughout the state of Utah in various venues. She went on to study at Utah Valley University (UVU) and recieved awards and scholarships along with being a member of Synergy Dance Company for 3 years.  
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​During her years of dance Melanie has studied with many great dancers, artists, and individuals. She appreciates the legacy and impact that each of them have contributed to her artistry and her life both in and outside of the studio. She is excited to continue the legacy of dance in her students as she shares her education, experience, technique, and ultimately the gift of dance. Melanie believes there is enough room on this planet for everyone to dance and that all people can enjoy and the reap the benefits of dancing.

Serena Webb

Artistic Director/Owner
Serena Webb began dancing at a young age against her will, and has been dancing ever since.   Serena Webb received her BFA Degree in Modern Dance from Utah Valley University in 2008, and is a current Barre Above fitness trainer. She has danced for many years, specializing in Ballet, Modern, Contemporary, and Jazz Dance. Serena has been trained in the strict Vaganova method of ballet, and took from the Ballet West Conservatory in her youth. She has danced in the Ballet West's Nutcracker and Utah Opera's Hansel and Gretel at a young age. During college, she performed on Utah Valley University's pre-professional Modern Dance company Contemporary Dance Ensemble.

Serena has worked with a variety of other professional dancers and choreographers with companies such as Ballet West, Ririe-Woodbury, Repertory Dance Theater, Utah Metropolitan Ballet, and Alivin Ailey. She co-founded Body Logic Dance Company in 2009, where she is currently working as Co-Artistic Director, dancer, choreographer, and board member.  She founded Body Logic Dance Academy with Melanie Ewell in 2014, where she can expand her passion for dance education and a strong technical foundation in young dance students, while providing them a supportive and nurturing environment.

Lexi Hauck

Instructor 
Lexi Hauck is a Salt Lake City based dancer, creator, teacher, fitness enthusiast, and artist. Beginning her dance education on the east coast, Lexi discovered her love for movement at the Ridgefield Conservatory of Dance in Connecticut where she trained for ten years. In 2014, she attended the Hartt School in Hartford Connecticut to begin her collegiate dance education.

​In search of new adventures and in an attempt to broaden her movement vocabulary, Lexi relocated to Salt Lake City, Utah in 2016 to complete her BFA in Modern Dance. During her education at the University of Utah, Lexi performed in works choreographed by Satu Hummasti and Stephen Koester, premiered three of her own works, and was an active member of the School of Dance’s Student Concert Committee. Over the course of her dance education, Lexi has studied the modern techniques of Martha Graham, Jose Limon, Paul Taylor, and others. She also has an extensive background in ballet, jazz, improvisation, and creative movement. Lexi enjoys sharing dance with others and has dreams of one day pursuing a career in dance therapy. She is a firm believer that “art education will one day save the world”. 

Instructor

Devan Kinnear

Instructor/Heels
Originally from Salt Lake City, "Devonce" has been dancing for nine years.  He comes from a Jazz Funk and Contemporary dance background, but has also trained in newer styles such as Dance Hall, Hip Hop, Whacking/Vogue, and Heels. He has trained with choreographers such as Yanis Marshall, Aliya Janell, and Brinn Nicole. 

Devan has been training in Heels choreography for the past four years, and has been teaching at Body Logic Dance for the past year.  He loves the freedom of of Heels dancing, and being able to connect with other dancers building their confidence and skill, while bringing out their inner performer.