Meet the Staff
Sharon Reeves Creative Director/Owner
Sharon Reeves began her dance career at the tender age of four years old. Today she is excited to begin her forty-fifth year teaching the art of dance in Middle Tennessee. She began her dance career under the direction of Jean Vaughn, after several years of dance technique Mrs. Sharon began her intensive training under the watchful eye of Dance Master Bettye Kilgrow and later with many noted Dance Masters such as Emmy award winner Gus Giordano, a leading exponent of American Jazz and former ABC and CBS choregrapher, Mia Michaels, renown Master teacher, choreographer and judge for "So You Think You Can Dance" along with Terrell Paulk, who performed with the Atlanta, Washington and New York Ballet, just to name but a few.
Mrs. Sharon earned her teacher's degree from the Chicago National Association of Dance Masters. In addition, she has directed her own school and instructed classes through Nashville Metro Davidson School system. She also was a faculty teacher instructor and choreographer of the dance company at Davidson Academy, a "National School of Excellence" for twelve years. She has taught in the inner city for "Rejoice School of Ballet" a school dedicated to bringing the art of dance to inner city children and served on their board of directors from 1999-2005. In 2009 Mrs. Sharon opened Dance for His Majesty Academy of Dance in Smyrna, Tennessee. Personal performances, include a West Coast tour, with the acclaimed Christ Church Choir along with the Rejoice Dance Troupe, Crystal Cathedral, Bill Gaither's Homecoming Gathering in Indianapolis and concerts with the Christ Church Choir at the Opry House and Lee Univesity. |
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Jenae Adams - Teacher
After ten years of dance training, Jenae is currently completing her second year of teachers training.
She began taking dance at three years of age under the instruction of Bonnie Nemeth. Jenae furthered
her dance education under a homeschool conservatory of classical ballet in Lynchburg, Va. After a
year, Jenae returned to Tennessee joining Dance for His Majesty Academy of Dance as a student.
Jenae has flourished under the direction of Creative Director Sharon Reeves, studying ballet, lyrical,
contemporary, jazz and pointe. Since joining DFHM, many dance opportunities have come her way
including being accepted in the renowned Ballet Magnificat Summer Intensive and workshop in-
tensives around the middle Tennessee area including Tennessee Dance Association. Her other
passions and pursuits extend into the health, fitness (training with Shae Bryant Wellness in Pilates),
and fashion industry.Through teaching dance, Jenae plans on combining her knowledge of health
and fitness to help guide a new generation of dancers to reach their best potential physically and
spiritually. Jenae believes "Dance becomes true art when the dancer's passion fills the movement."
After ten years of dance training, Jenae is currently completing her second year of teachers training.
She began taking dance at three years of age under the instruction of Bonnie Nemeth. Jenae furthered
her dance education under a homeschool conservatory of classical ballet in Lynchburg, Va. After a
year, Jenae returned to Tennessee joining Dance for His Majesty Academy of Dance as a student.
Jenae has flourished under the direction of Creative Director Sharon Reeves, studying ballet, lyrical,
contemporary, jazz and pointe. Since joining DFHM, many dance opportunities have come her way
including being accepted in the renowned Ballet Magnificat Summer Intensive and workshop in-
tensives around the middle Tennessee area including Tennessee Dance Association. Her other
passions and pursuits extend into the health, fitness (training with Shae Bryant Wellness in Pilates),
and fashion industry.Through teaching dance, Jenae plans on combining her knowledge of health
and fitness to help guide a new generation of dancers to reach their best potential physically and
spiritually. Jenae believes "Dance becomes true art when the dancer's passion fills the movement."
Jenae Adams