Kennadie Thredgold is a 24-year-old dance artist, educator, and choreographer with over 20 years of experience in the field. With 21 years of training and 9 years of teaching, her career has flourished throughout Northern Utah, where she has built a strong reputation as both a performer and mentor.

In 2024, Kennadie earned her Bachelor’s degree in Dance Education from Weber State University, where she was awarded a full-tuition dance scholarship. During her time at Weber State, she actively contributed to the university’s dance community—working as a Marketing Student Worker and serving as the Student Lead for the National Honor Society for Dance Arts. She performed in Orchesis Dance concerts each semester from 2018 to 2024 and represented the university at the American College Dance Association (ACDA) in 2018, 2022, and 2024.

Kennadie’s dance training began at Dance Impressions (2003–2011) and continued at Lightbox (2011–2018), where she studied under esteemed instructors including Matthew Peacock, Alan Salazar, Liz Martineau, Kylie Bronk, and Jason Celaya. Her diverse training shaped her into a versatile and expressive artist.

As a teacher and choreographer, Kennadie has created numerous award-winning routines since 2016, earning recognition at competitions such as Revive, Adrenaline, Motion Tour, Relevé, and Gravit8. In addition to studio work, she has choreographed for Clearfield High, Viewmont High, Farmington High, Centennial Jr. High, and participated in several high school dance festivals. She has also served as a respected judge for competitions throughout Northern Utah for the past five years.

Kennadie’s passion for dance shines through in all she does. Whether performing, choreographing, or teaching, she is dedicated to empowering young dancers and contributing meaningfully to the dance community.