Tracey Wong is a street-style dancer, choreographer, and community event curator. She is currently the co-director of the Hip Hop company, Studio 3, and is also apart of the CRUW, an all-female dance crew. 

When Tracey attended the University of Washington, she was the captain of the UW Hip Hop Student Association Dance Team.

She has been a featured dancer for artists such as for Kore Ionz at Bumbershoot and Flavr Blue at Capitol Hill Block Party. She has also been a featured dancer at NORDSTROM and Microsoft.

Tracey not only performs, but she creates large events for the Seattle street-styles community to grow! Her most recent project is "Queen of the Hill", an all-female freestyle dance battle at Seattle's Folklife Festival. This is an annual event where Tracey invites many talented dancers throughout the PNW to come to Seattle to showcase their talents.

Margaret's Bio

Originally from Fort Collins, CO, Margaret holds a BFA in Dance and a Minor in Women & Gender Studies from the University of Colorado Boulder. She has been a member of Louder than Words Dancetheatre in Denver, CO and most recently with Keshet Dance Company in Albuquerque, NM.

Margaret has directed the pre-professional programs at Mountain Dance in Fort Collins, where she also grew up dancing. At Keshet Dance Company, her teaching experience was diverse and included teaching Adaptive dance, working with dancers with disabilities.

Margaret is a dance and teaching artist with an affinity for improvisation, and a desire to explore the infinite ways her body moves. As a teacher, she takes pride in guiding others’ discoveries of their dancing bodies, and wants everyone to feel empowered to take up space in the world.

Margaret is new to Seattle and incredibly excited to get involved with the dance community and to be joining the staff at ADI.