Hannah Joelle is a teacher/choreographer from Calgary, Canada. She has been involved with dance for 27 years and has taught in Canada, the US, Bermuda, and the UK. Her diversified training and skills include: contemporary, hip hop, lyrical, jazz, house, locking, popping, lifts, harness, ballet, pointe, tap, and acro. Hannah has trained with many established professionals in the industry including Sho-Tyme, Menina Fortunato, Link, Super Dave, Ant Boogie, Jon Rua, Nijawwon Matthews and Sheila Barker, to name a few. She has worked with choreographers such as Chris Scott, Sean Cheesman, Ed Moore and Shaun Evaristo, as well as many others. Hannah was selected to present her work in Toronto at “Escapade”, a show produced by Ryan Foley. She also choreographed Emily Vay’s debut music video “Dollhouse”, and was assistant choreographer for the music videos “Party Follow Me” and “Lights Camera Action”, filmed at Universal Studios. Hannah choreographed along side Edgar-Gilbert Reyes for WE Day Alberta 2016, under the mentorship of Paula Abdul. She has choreographed shows for The Young Canadians of the Calgary Stampede and was selected for the 2017 Young Choreographer’s Festival in NYC, where she presented her work at Symphony Space. Hannah is committed to continue growing as a leader and helping others achieve their goals.