Marcy Wuestenhoefer

Marcy Wuestenhoefer was born in Greenwood, MS. She attended junior high and high school at Pillow Academy where she was a member of the dance team for six years. after graduating in 2000, she moved on to become a Delta Dancer at Mississippi Delta Community College training under the direction of Betty Aden. While at Mississippi Delta, Wuestnhoefer realized her passions for dance, choreography, and the performing arts. She still continues to work with Aden every summer as an instructor and choreographer at The Betty Aden Dance Camp.

In 2002, Marcy began working for The Lacy Tollison Studio of Dance located in Indianola, MS. She remained there for the next four years. In 2005, Marcy decided it was time to open a studio of her own hoping to inspire local students to share her passion for dance and the performing arts. Expressions Dance Studio, located in her hometown, is now in its 6th year with two competing dance troops. The Jr. and Sr. XPress have received top honors at numerous competitions under the direction of Wuestenhoefer. Her choreography has been seen in Disneyworld in Orlando Florida, Alabama, Tennessee, Arkansas, and of course Mississippi. Not straying too far from roots, Marcy also became the director and choreographer for the Pillow Academy Varsity Dancers in 2005 and presently remains on staff. She has also choreographed or numerous studios, performance groups, and dance teams across the state.

She also enjoys staying involved with her local “performing arts” community. Marcy has served as choreographer for numerous senior plays and at The Greenwood Little Theatre. Credits include: Jesus Christ SuperStar, Beauty and the Beast, Hankerin for a Hillbilly, Big Bad Wolf, and most recently Nunsense.

Marcy continues to develop her talent by continuing her training in all styles of dance. She has attended dance conventions studying under some of the worlds top choreographers. She has trained under and been inspired by the likes of Mia Michaels, Tyce Diorio, Robert Hoffman, Laurianna Gibson, Dave Scott, Matt Cady, and Sonya Tayeh. Their work has been featured on So You Think You Can Dance, Making the Band, the popluar “Step Up” series, and many commercials & latest music videos. While Marcy still enjoys learning and performing herself, she is thankful and excited she is able to pass the art of dance onto others and is blessed to have the support of her family, friends, and local community.

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