Supernova Dance Company
Supernova Dance Company, 136 Industry Ln, Suite 1, Forest Hill, MD 21050
About
Supernova Dance Company offers dance education for children and teens. The program focuses on dance education as its primary activity.
• Ages: 2.5–18 years old
• Schedule: Fall 2026 Registration Now OPEN; Fall 2026 Class Schedule - ON SALE NOW
Supernova Dance Company lists a leadership and teaching team that includes Studio Directors Alexa Conway and Antonia Vega, along with Ariel St.Clair, Erica Sedor, Tracy Robinson, Mackenzie Simons, Tigga Smaller, Toni Marceron, Cami Hanixman, and Katie Harrison. The program’s mission states that it is dedicated to providing high-quality dance education to students ages 2.5 to 18 and beyond, and that it serves the communities of Forest Hill, Bel Air, Fallston, northern Baltimore County, and surrounding areas. According to its mission, the program aims to nurture technically skilled dancers and confident, compassionate individuals with a lifelong appreciation for the art of dance, and it expresses a belief that arts education is a powerful tool for personal growth and a healthy, creative outlet for self-expression. The mission also states that the environment is supportive and fosters dedication, confidence, discipline, creativity, and respect, and that at Supernova, dance is described as more than movement and is characterized as community.
Last updated July 21, 2026.
• Ages: 2.5–18 years old
• Schedule: Fall 2026 Registration Now OPEN; Fall 2026 Class Schedule - ON SALE NOW
Supernova Dance Company lists a leadership and teaching team that includes Studio Directors Alexa Conway and Antonia Vega, along with Ariel St.Clair, Erica Sedor, Tracy Robinson, Mackenzie Simons, Tigga Smaller, Toni Marceron, Cami Hanixman, and Katie Harrison. The program’s mission states that it is dedicated to providing high-quality dance education to students ages 2.5 to 18 and beyond, and that it serves the communities of Forest Hill, Bel Air, Fallston, northern Baltimore County, and surrounding areas. According to its mission, the program aims to nurture technically skilled dancers and confident, compassionate individuals with a lifelong appreciation for the art of dance, and it expresses a belief that arts education is a powerful tool for personal growth and a healthy, creative outlet for self-expression. The mission also states that the environment is supportive and fosters dedication, confidence, discipline, creativity, and respect, and that at Supernova, dance is described as more than movement and is characterized as community.
Last updated July 21, 2026.
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