Season 15

Now celebrating our 15th season, DanceSpace has grown alongside the Front Range community, shaping dancers and creating a place where they can learn, belong, and thrive.

Our mission is to foster self-worth, self-discovery, and personal growth through exceptional dance education. We believe the lessons learned in the studio extend far beyond dance—giving our students the confidence, discipline, resilience, and sense of self to pursue their goals wherever life takes them.

We believe.

01

Dance Should Be Fun

Joy is where every great dancer begins.

We believe the studio should be a place where dancers laugh, explore, build friendships, and leave each class excited to come back. Through movement, music, creativity, and connection, we create an environment where dancers feel confident being themselves and discover the joy that comes from truly loving to dance.

02

Every Dancer Grows Differently

No two journeys look the same.

Some dancers find confidence quickly. Others need a little more time. We celebrate every milestone, big and small, and meet each dancer where they are with encouragement, patience, and instruction that helps them keep moving forward.

03

Strong Technique Creates Confident Dancers

A strong foundation makes everything else possible.

We teach every class with intention, helping dancers build healthy technique, confidence, and artistry at every age and level. Progress isn't rushed; it's earned, supported, and celebrated.

04

Kindness Matters

The way we treat one another is just as important as the steps we learn.

We strive to create a studio where every dancer feels welcomed, respected, and encouraged. We celebrate hard work, cheer each other on, and believe that the best dance communities are built on kindness.

05

Dance Is Bigger Than the Stage

The lessons don't end when class is over.

Dance teaches commitment, resilience, teamwork, and confidence—qualities that stay with our dancers long after they leave the studio. If our students grow into kind, courageous people who love to learn, we've done our job.

Led by Reagan Hoeft.

Reagan Hoeft grew up dancing in Michigan before building a professional career in New York and Los Angeles. When it was time to put down roots and raise a family, she made Colorado home—and eventually created the kind of dance studio she had always envisioned.

DanceSpace was built to feel like more than a class schedule. It’s a second home where dancers build confidence, discover who they are, and receive exceptional training along the way.

From a dancer’s very first class to training at the highest level, every dancer at DanceSpace receives the same commitment to quality instruction, personal growth, and faculty who are genuinely invested in their journey.

Reagan Hoeft, founder and director of DanceSpace

Why families choose DanceSpace.

Everything we do at DanceSpace is centered around the dancer—their training, their growth, and the experience they have every time they walk through our doors.

01

Exceptional training at every level

From first steps to pre-professional training, dancers receive thoughtful, high-quality instruction from experienced faculty.

02

Every dancer is seen

Our faculty gets to know each dancer—their strengths, their goals, and where they need support or challenge.

03

A place to grow

With classes, competitive programs, performance opportunities, leadership experiences, and more, dancers can continue discovering what’s next for them.

04

Training that goes beyond dance

Confidence, discipline, resilience, teamwork, and independence are developed alongside technique and artistry.

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A community that feels like home

Dancers are encouraged to be themselves, build meaningful relationships, and know they have a place where they belong.

Whether dance is one part of their week or something they hope to pursue at the highest level, every dancer at DanceSpace receives the same commitment to exceptional training, genuine encouragement, and meaningful growth.

15 seasons. One family.

Over 500 dancers train with us across every age and level. Recitals, competitions, and the National Honor Society for Dance Arts chapter give every dancer a reason to work toward something bigger than a weekly class.

Learn about our NHSDA chapter →