ABOUT US
where you do not just learn dances...
you learn HOW to dance!
A variety of classes for 18 months old and up!
Educated, experienced, friendly instructors who...
- are fun, cultivate creativity and build confidence
- attended school for dance, workshops and/or participated in our Student Teacher/Assistant Mentor Program
- want to work in a studio that teaches you how to dance and encourages you to explore the ART of dance
- full mirrors, barres and two dance studio spaces
- classes taught on sprung vinyl/rubber floors to support and prevent injuries
- video feed into classes to watch students in class
- detailed cleaning procedures
WE ARE...
- age appropriate with costume and song choice
- an outlet for both creativity and student self-expression
- quick to follow up with parents
WE SUPPORT THE COMMUNITY BY...
- creating performance opportunities for students
- donating back to community organizations
- providing an annual Holiday Show of the Nutcracker
- working with the High School Dance Team
- providing space for birthday parties
Dana Bostrom
Studio Owner
Studio Director/Instructor
Sarah Knott discovered her love for dance at the young age of five. Dance instilled her with many life skills perseverance, patience, work ethic and more. She continued dancing through college, receiving her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance with honors from UW-Milwaukee.
Through dance she has experienced so many wonderful opportunities. With the Wausau Dance Theatre, she traveled to Germany to perform in Darmstadt and Fulda. For two years, she was a cast member at Walt Disney World in the Entertainment department. She has danced with City Ballet Theatre and had been a company member of Your Mother Dances for four years performing works by Luc Vanier, Elizabeth Johnson, David Parker, and Gerald Casel.
Sarah has been teaching
dance for the past 20 years. Her goal is to create a safe space for dancers to explore
and develop artistically while providing a solid dance foundation and education
instilling the same life skills she has learned.
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Erin was born and raised in Minocqua and fell in love with dance at the age of 3 when she began tap dancing with the Lynda Kronzer Dance Studio. She continued tapping there for 15 years before graduating from LUHS, after which she attended The Art Institute International Minnesota in Minneapolis where she received her associates of applied science degree in baking and pastry. She worked as a pastry chef around the Twin Cities and continued taking tap classes at Sweet Feet Dance in Minneapolis before shuffling back home to Minocqua to join the Lynda Kronzer Dance Studio as an instructor. Her close connection to Minocqua Dance led her to the office assistant position in 2024 where she has been able to exercise her strong organizational and communicative skills amongst a supportive and close-knit dance family.
Jennifer Markowski was born and raised in Hurley WI, where she started her dance career at the age of four with The Ironwood Dance Company. She continued to take classes there for 15 years in jazz, ballet, lyrical and hip hip. Her main focus was always hip hop due to how fast and creative it allowed her to be. From a young age, she knew she wanted to share her talent with other students and went on to explore different conventions throughout the midwest to broaden her knowledge and skills. She ended her journey with the Ironwood Dance Company after teaching there for six years and moved to the Minocqua area. She started teaching at Minocqua Dance in 2019. She still continues to attend conventions and was recently certified in hip hop through John Comix Barrella. 
She has been dancing for over 20 years, training primarily in ballet, but also developing a deep love for lyrical, contemporary, modern, and improvisation. Each style has helped shape her as both a dancer and a teacher. Providing her with a creative outlet with endless ways to explore movement.
As a teacher, she believes in building strong technical foundations while also encouraging individuality, creativity, and confidence. She wants every dancer to feel empowered in the studio — to take risks, make discoveries, and find joy in the process. Her goal is to create a positive and inspiring environment where dancers feel supported and excited to learn.