Bethany Hurstell
Now living her dream as a professional dancer with Ballet Magnificat!, Bethany Hurstell is one of our amazing alumni. A little girl who trusted us with her very big dream, she now shows the WORLD the love of Jesus Christ in every dance she does! Just one of the reasons Impact Dance would be a great choice for your friends and family.
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Jonathan Chapman
At Impact Dance, we are honored to have the chance to impact so many lives! Jonathan Chapman, who dances professionally with Ballet Magnificat!, is one of our fabulous alumni. He uses his God-given talent to tell the WORLD about the love and hope only found in Jesus Christ!
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Emily Christopher
Emily is a well-rounded dancer who has trained intensively in every type of dance for 16 years. She has trained with Ballet Magnificat, Rotaru, the Atlanta Ballet, the Joffrey Ballet school as well as seven years with Impact Dance and four years with the Kennesaw State University Dance Company. Emily was the reigning 2008 Miss Cartersville and competed in the Miss Georgia USA pageant. She has also placed as a finalist for the Atlanta Falcon Cheerleadersand has worked on several television shows including Drop Dead Diva, where she dancedwith Paula Abdul and cast members from “So You Think You Can Dance."
Her most recent achievements include graduating in 2010 with the first class to receive a Bachelors degree in dance at Kennesaw State University and is presently a professional cheerleader/dancer with the Atlanta Hawks NBA team where she has been able to work with professional sports legends and performing artists. She gives the Lord praise for all of her accomplishments and hopes to lead as an example through her relationship with Christ.
Priscilla Curtis
Priscilla Curtis is an Impact Dance alumni who trained in virtually all styles of dance during her 10 years at Impact Dance. Priscilla is pursuing a bachelor’s degree in dance at Kennesaw State University. Her training at Impact equipped her with the solid foundation she needed in order to be chosen for many key opportunities at KSU and as a performing artist. Priscilla has performed with gloATL, Lauri Stallings, Atlanta Ballet, Atlanta Lyric Theatre’s productions of “Will Roger’s Follies” and “A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum". As a member of the KSU dance department, Priscilla has had the opportunity to represent KSU at the American College Dance Festival, and to perform at the Cobb Energy Center. Priscilla will graduate in 2012 and is very excited to see where God will take her next!
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