Kelley Campbell Richardson- Director  ( 3 generations: Kenna- Teacher, Dawna Campbell -Founder, Kelley -Director)

A Master Educator and two time Broadway World Awarded Artist; Kelley trained with Dance New Amsterdam-New York and the European School of  Performing Arts among studios in New York, Utah, San Diego, Seattle, Orlando & Phoenix.  She has taught on faculty with Clytie Adams School of Ballet- (UofU) Lynne Thompson-(BYU Ballet,) Jane Bradford- (ABT/ Joffrey) & Germaine Bledsoe- (Berlin Opera Ballet) & trained on tour ( LADF, Tremaine, Dance Olympus) studying with Dawna Campbell- (U of U & Encore) & Svetlana Waisman (Temecula Ballet.)  As a scholarship recipient, her collegiate experience includes Ballet & Ballroom at BYU, Modern Dance at U of U, Vocal Performance at USU and Musical Theatre at WSU. Her career is backed with BS & MS degrees in Business and Educational  endorsements in Theatre Arts & Dance Education. 

Kelley is just returning to Utah  from her work in New York at The King’s College; as a Senior Director  of Academic Experience & Success. Her career & study have moved her from coast to coast and  internationally as a Performer, Producer, Master Teacher, Choreographer, Judge and Adjudicator. 

Directing, Choreography & Commercial credits include: 

Disney/ Universal, ABT, Broadway Dance Center, Dance America, Universal Cheer/Dance Assoc. United States Ballroom Dance Assoc., ESPA, Orlando Ocean Center, Ormond Ballet, Orlando Magic, BYU, UCF, Catholic Ministries, IHC, Pepsi, Palomar College,  Moonlight Amphitheatre, Centerpoint Legacy Theatre, Hale Center Theatre, Ogden Musical Theatre, Terrace Plaza Playhouse, Utah Festival Opera Conservatory, Utah State Opera  and Miss Universe & Miss America Organizations and executive direction of the Utah Dance Alliance State Convention.

Amidst all this, her greatest adventure has been creating a family with her spouse, Mike Richardson and raising their 7 kids. They are thrilled to come home to Mendon to continue the family legacy of settling in the shade of the Mendon Mountains; adding to more than 5  generations of family who lived and loved it here!