Lindsay Miller has been dancing for seventeen years, studying ballet, tap, jazz, modern, lyrical, swing, and hip hop. She has performed at Carnegie Hall, Disney World, Universal Studios, the Sydney 2000 Olympics, and at the Manhattan Center with Colin Mochrie on Broadway. She has attended numerous master classes in dance both locally and in New York City including a full summer dance intensive with the North Carolina Dance Theater in Charlotte, NC. She was recently one of two featured dancers in a new Hip Hop Aerobics video produced by Nekea Brown. Lindsay has been an assistant teacher for eight years and a regular teacher for four. She was recently selected to compete at the World Championships of Performing Arts in Burbank, California, in August 2006 as a member of Team USA. She returned with a gold medal in Tap (seniors 18-24), a gold medal in comedic acting, a silver medal in Ballet/Pointe, a bronze medal in Jazz, a bronze medal in Spokes Model, an Industry Award for Showmanship, and a scholarship to the New York School of Film and Television. Lindsay also choreographed award-winning dance routines for her teammates, Suzanne Miller and Brianne Evason. Lindsay is currently on sabbatical from the studio while performing at Disney World in Orlando, Florida and Tokyo, Japan.