Becky Mann & Judy Mann

Teacher/Founder/Board Member

Becky Mann earned a Bachelor of Science Degree from Texas A&M University. She majored in Elementary Education and holds teaching certificates in Texas and New Mexico. Becky began working with children as a gymnastics/dance instructor while in college. She has continued this in addition to teaching in the public school system. In Denver, 1994-1996 Becky taught dance and choreographed for Miller Dance Studio, Inc., Hollywood School of Performing Arts, Denver International School, and after school programs with the Denver public school. She has also worked with local area high school students choreographing half-time performances and drama productions. Becky has also taught at local elementary schools offering kids free dance workshops. Becky is currently a primary instructor, choreographer and Board of Directors member for Mann Dance Academy, Inc. in Farmington, New Mexico.

Judy Mann is a multi-talented dancer, choreographer, and instructor. She performed and taught in the Denver area from 1976 to 1996. Judy owned her own studio in Denver and instructed for Stephens College, Red Rocks Community College, Ballet Arts Center, Smoky Hill High School, Miller Dance Studio, and has taught numerous workshops for colleges, high schools, and private studios.

She has choreographed for many shows, including the "Bob Hope Special," was a dance instructor for the cast members of "Phantom of the Opera," "National Tour," has been an honorary staff member of entertainment for the Governor of New Mexico, and was awarded one of the "Top 10 Tap Dancers" by Tri-Star Film Judges in a promotion for the movie "Tap." Judy performed for "Mid-America Dance Company" in New Mexico, Stephen's College Dance Company, Ballet Arts Denver, Jan Justis Dance Company, Denver, the Changing Scene, Denver and Munt-Brooks, Denver. She earned her BFA in dance from Stephens College in Missouri. Judy is currently a primary instructor, choreographer, and Board of Directors member of Mann Dance Academy, Inc. in Farmington, New Mexico.