Mary Wilson - Instructor
Mary Wilson has always had a passion for classical ballet. She began studying the Vaganova technique at the early age of three in Darlington, England. After moving to the United States during grade school, she continued her ballet training with the Minnesota Dance Theatre. Mary went on to earn her B.A. in Dance from Creighton University, where she performed in classical productions including Coppélia, The Nutcracker, and La Fille Mal Gardée. During her time at Creighton, she was honored with the Excellence Award for Performing Arts by the city of Omaha, Nebraska.
Outside the studio, Mary enjoys spending time with her family and exploring local parks and coffee shops. She is a proud mother to two daughters, Thea (8) and Payton (4), who are both part of the All That Dance family.
Grace Hales - Instructor/Choreographer
Grace Hales has been dancing since the age of two, inspired by her mom, Julie Hudson, who is also a dance instructor at All That Dance. Grace began her competitive career as a member of All That Dance’s first-ever competition team, where she competed for 13 years. She is now grateful to teach alongside her Mom, sharing the same passion for dance and the studio that shaped her. During high school, she was also a member of the nationally recognized Bentonville High School Golden Tamers.
Grace continued her dance career at the University of Alabama as a member of the Alabama Dance Team, competing at UDA College Nationals with one of the nation’s top collegiate dance programs. Throughout college, she taught at The Dance Centre in Tuscaloosa, AL and has returned seasonally to All That Dance since her senior year of high school to teach classes and choreograph competition routines.
Grace is passionate about creating a positive, encouraging environment where dancers can build confidence while developing strong technique. She brings a competitive and collegiate dance team background and is excited to be back in Bentonville inspiring the next generation of dancers at All That Dance!
Meghan Moore - Owner/Director
Meghan Moore has been the proud owner of All That Dance since 2006. She earned her Bachelors degree in Dance from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, where she was also a dedicated member of the Rebels Girls for four years.
Currently Meghan contributes to the community by serving on the board of the Brick Street Learning Center in Rogers. Recently she launched the 479 All Stars team to foster the local dance team community and provide training for younger dancers interested in school dance. WIth nearly two decades of dedication to the dance community in Northwest Arkansas, Meghan remains enthusiastic about the growth of dance in the area and is committed to inspiring young dancers every day.
Zoe Miller - Instructor
Born and raised in Cabot, Arkansas, and currently attending the University of Arkansas, majoring in Human Development and Family Sciences with the goal of becoming a Child Life Specialist. I’m an active member of Alpha Omicron Pi, where I serve on the chapter’s leadership board. My dance journey began at the age of 2, and I started competing at 6. I joined Cabot Dance Academy at 8 and spent 10 incredible years training there. I was also a member of the Cabot High School dance team for three years, serving as captain my senior year. I’ve trained in all styles of dance, but my favorites are musical theater and contemporary. Over the past 8 years, I’ve had the privilege of teaching dance and serving as a guest instructor at clinics throughout central and northeast Arkansas. I’m so excited to continue sharing my passion and be part of the team at All That Dance!
Julia Thornton - Instructor/Choreographer
Julia started dancing at the age of 3 in Columbus, Ohio and has been in love with it ever since. After moving to Bentonville, Julia began dancing with All That Dance on the competition team in 2009. She started teaching at ATD in 2017. She graduated from nursing school at NWACC in 2021 and is a RN in her spare time. As a dancer, she had the opportunity to compete across the country receiving recognitions both individually and with her team. She spent multiple summers in New York City training at Broadway Dance Center. Though the years, she had the opportunity to train and learn from renowned choreographers both in and out of studio. As a dance teacher, she has taught “littles” to “bigs” and is a member of the competition team staff. Julia has choreographed dances winning awards at both regional and national competitions. From summer dance camps, to recital day, she loves to see dancers grow technically as well as human beings. Julia tries to inspire dancers to shine from the inside out and encourage them that they can do anything they set their mind to. Outside of the dance studio, Julia loves spending time with her husband, Kendall, and their dog, Bentley. They are often enjoying time with family, watching a sporting event, adventuring in the outdoors, or trying new sourdough recipes. Julia is also a Pure Barre instructor and enjoys applying her knowledge to dance class. Mrs Julia cannot wait to meet your dancers and see them grow to meet their fullest potential both in and out of the studio!
Antonio Williams - Instructor
Antonio Williams is a dynamic hip-hop dancer, choreographer, and instructor known for his high-energy style and passion for building confidence through movement. Based in Northwest Arkansas, he has taught at numerous dance events and helped launch the Hip Hop 101 program at the Walton Arts Center, introducing dancers of all ages to the foundations of hip-hop, musicality, performance, and self-expression.
A three-time champion choreographer for Dancing With Our Stars and the recent winner of Bentonville's Got Talent, Antonio is recognized for his creative storytelling, engaging stage presence, and ability to connect with audiences. Having trained in hip-hop in cities across the United States, he brings a unique blend of groove, precision, versatility, and leadership to every class, workshop, and choreography project. Whether teaching beginners or mentoring experienced performers, Antonio's goal is to inspire others to grow both on and off the dance floor.
Claire Brown - Instructor/Choreographer
Claire Brown has been part of the All That Dance family since the age of four. She danced for 14 years, 12 of those competitively, and after graduating in 2022, she chose to continue her dance journey as an instructor and choreographer. At just 18, Claire began choreographing at a competitive level, eager to share her love of dance with the next generation.
Claire works with dancers of all ages and skill levels, but she finds special joy in guiding younger beginners as they take their first steps into the dance world. Her choreography with first-year company groups, has earned multiple Highest in Category, Judges’ Choice, and special awards at regional competitions.
With a family full of competitive dancers, ATD truly feels like a second home. Outside of the studio, Claire enjoys spending time with her family and her dog, Auggie. She is always excited to welcome new dancers and kick off fresh, inspiring seasons.
Julie Hudson - Instructor
Miss Julie was born in Rogers and grew up dancing competitively and studying ballet with Miss Peggie Wallis before becoming a Sugar Bear at Missouri State University. At MSU Julie studied early childhood education and placed in the top 3 at UDA Nationals with the Sugar Bears. After college she came back to Arkansas and has now been teaching dance for over 25 years. Julie has been teaching at All That Dance since the studio opened including classes in ballet, tap, jazz and pointe. She has two children, Grace and Jack. Julie loves spending time with family, hiking with her Australian Shepard Nelly and teaching all the sweet dancers at All That Dance!
Trinity Moore - Instructor/Choreographer
Trinity Moore has been immersed in the world of dance since 2005, training extensively in jazz, ballet, hip-hop, pom, contemporary, and game day styles. A proud alumna of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, she earned her B.S. in Hospitality Management while also dancing as a member of the UNLV Rebel Girls and Company. During her time on the team, Trinity became a three-time UDA National Champion in game day and hip-hop and a two-time ICU World Champion with the Premier Hip Hop Team.
Trinity's professional dance experience includes performances at the Big 3 Professional Basketball League Tournament, with the Las Vegas Lights, and at the NFL Pro Bowl, where she danced both on the sidelines and in the halftime show alongside Rae Sremmurd.
Trinity has been a part of All That Dance since it was founded, joining as a dancer in its earliest days and growing alongside the studio as it developed into a vibrant community. She has been teaching and choreographing since 2019, during which time she has helped numerous dancers and teams win first place and other top titles, earning numerous choreography awards both within the studio and for school dance teams. Today, she shares her passion as a dance instructor and choreographer at All That Dance, where she mentors aspiring dancers and instills in them a strong foundation in both technique and performance.
She is also the founder of the 479 All Stars, a competitive all-star team based in Northwest Arkansas. Trinity continues to shape the regional dance community by choreographing for school teams across all levels—middle school, junior varsity, and varsity—and serving as a judge for dance competitions.
Committed to her own artistic growth, she is a member of The Vibe, an adult dance company where she continues to train, perform, and evolve creatively. Through every opportunity, Trinity remains driven by a deep passion for the art of dance and a desire to inspire the next generation of dancers.
Caroline Price - Instructor
Caroline's passion for dance ignited at a young age, watching her older sister, and she eagerly awaited turning 3 to start her own dance classes. Growing up in Nashville, Tennessee, and Northwest Arkansas, Caroline performed and competed regionally and nationally from a young age. During high school, she danced and cheered for the Fayetteville Bulldogs, serving as captain of the pom squad.
While still in high school, Caroline began teaching dance at a local studio, a commitment she continued through college and for over a decade beyond. She took pride in working with dancers of all ages and skill levels, and her favorite moments were watching her students shine from the wings.
After graduating from the University of Arkansas with a degree in Interior Design, Caroline shifted her focus to her design career. In 2017, she married her husband, Chris, and they welcomed daughters McClain in 2019 and Allie Beth in 2022. Returning to the dance studio with her own children reignited her love for teaching, and she loves being in the studio with her students and daughters. Caroline is dedicated to instilling excellent technique from a young age and inspiring dancers to excel both inside and outside the studio.
Susan Weber - Instructor
Susan Weber is a dancer, choreographer, and educator originally from Tahlequah, Oklahoma, now based in Northwest Arkansas.
Susan holds a B.F.A. in Dance Performance from the University of Central Oklahoma, where she was a member of Kaleidoscope Dance Company and contributed as a choreographer and performer in numerous university productions. She has trained and performed across styles including ballet, tap, jazz, modern, contemporary, hip-hop, and aerial, and has had the opportunity to collaborate with guest artists including Mike Esperanza, Larry Keigwin, and Bill Evans.
Through teaching, choreography, and performance, Susan has had the opportunity to educate dancers across the Midwest region, serve as a faculty member with The Dance Effect Convention & Competition, and lead as Studio Director for Rhythm Innovations Dance Company and Elevate Competitive Team. She is passionate about creating meaningful experiences that encourage dancers to grow technically, creatively, and holistically.
Susan is excited to continue sharing her love of dance by connecting with the Northwest Arkansas dance community!
Taylor Rogers - Assistant Director/Choreographer/Instructor
Taylor graduated from the University of Arkansas in 2017 with a Bachelors in Education. She is the proud assistant director at ATD, starting her fifteenth year as a teacher/choreographer. As well as studio, she has worked with and choreographed for local dance teams. Her choreography has won multiple awards including best of show, best choreography, entertainment, and multiple overalls at the regional and national level. Taylor currently judges for Showbiz and Primetime Dance, most recently having been on the 2025 panel for the Showbiz Daytona Beach National Finals.
Terrell Palmer - Instructor
Born and raised in Bentonville! Started his gymnastics training at 5 years old, competing at state & regional competitions by 9. After 13 years of gymnastics he switched over to springboard & platform diving his junior year of high school. During his diving career, he was state champ his junior and senior year of high school. After graduating, he went on to compete in all-star cheerleading, bringing his tumbling skills to California All-Stars Smoed for a brief summer and winning an NCA championship with Arkansas Cheer Dynamix. For the last 6 years, he focused his energy on teaching acrobatics, tumbling, and dance. He currently coaches gymnastics and acrobatics at Ace’s gymnastics in Rogers.
Caylee Callaway - Instructor/Choreographer
Alexis Barnett - Instructor/Choreographer
Alexis Barnett is Arkansas raised and has called Northwest Arkansas home from a very early age. She began dancing at three years old, and when she was five, she began dancing at All That Dance. She danced there for 13 years and competed for 11. While at All That Dance, she trained and competed in tap, jazz, ballet, lyrical, contemporary, hip hop, and musical theatre. She competed across the country and received numerous awards in group and individual categories. Outside of the studio, Alexis participated in multiple school sports. Alexis has earned her Bachelor of Arts in Teaching from the University of Arkansas and is now the head dance coach at Oakdale Middle School.
Being a teacher is all the more special as she can continue being a part of the sports she loves and has dedicated her life to. She strives to cultivate a positive, supportive, and loving environment. She will do her best to instill not only skill and knowledge, but love, kindness, hard-work, and dedication into all those she has the pleasure of teaching.