Lila Villano
I started dancing at the age of 7 years old. Next year I will be attending Providence College with a major of Business Management. When I am not
dancing, I enjoy hanging out with friends, going to the beach, and doing nails! My favorite studio memories are our last class in the old studio. Advice I would offer to younger dancers is to not get caught up on the little things as a dancer and always have fun, the time really flies. Thank you to my parents, all of my teachers, and my team!
I started dancing at the age of 7 years old. Next year I will be attending Providence College with a major of Business Management. When I am not
dancing, I enjoy hanging out with friends, going to the beach, and doing nails! My favorite studio memories are our last class in the old studio. Advice I would offer to younger dancers is to not get caught up on the little things as a dancer and always have fun, the time really flies. Thank you to my parents, all of my teachers, and my team!
Amy Stravin
I started dancing at the age of 2 1/2. Next year I will be attending Villanova University, where I will be majoring in Political Science on a Pre-Law track. When I am not dancing I love to hang out with friends and go to the beach! My favorite memory would be hugging Caitrin before taking the stage for the last time, getting into our sawing position for tap brought tears to my eyes, knowing that the person I started my TDF journey with as her "little" was the exact person I got to end my dance career next to. Some advice I have for the younger dancers is to trust the process by enjoying every moment! Thank you to my Mom, my family, Miss Katie and all my teachers, all the backstage moms and of course my teammates and best friends for their endless support!
I started dancing at the age of 2 1/2. Next year I will be attending Villanova University, where I will be majoring in Political Science on a Pre-Law track. When I am not dancing I love to hang out with friends and go to the beach! My favorite memory would be hugging Caitrin before taking the stage for the last time, getting into our sawing position for tap brought tears to my eyes, knowing that the person I started my TDF journey with as her "little" was the exact person I got to end my dance career next to. Some advice I have for the younger dancers is to trust the process by enjoying every moment! Thank you to my Mom, my family, Miss Katie and all my teachers, all the backstage moms and of course my teammates and best friends for their endless support!