Since its inception in 1998, Chesterfield Dance Center has been known for providing superior dance technique training, along with cutting-edge, contemporary choreography. Our faculty is made up of professional and degreed dancers from accredited Universities or Governor’s Schools and they pride themselves on teaching, not only properly, but with passion. CDC is a place where students can thrive and have fun, while developing their dancing potential to the fullest.
Whether you are interested in a professional career or simply recreation, CDC has something for the whole family. We strive to mold our students into well-trained, dedicated and committed dancers with a passion for the art of dance. Past students have gone on to dance for professional companies, major in dance in college, become members of university dance teams, teach in private studios, and even an international concert tour with pop sensation, Justin Beiber.
CDC has often been described as a family with a strong sense of community and loyalty, where you will never be treated as “just another number”. We aim to provide a nurturing and professional environment, where creativity can flourish and our students can learn the value of dedication and commitment.
“We should consider everyday lost in which we don't dance.”
- Neitzsche
We will be having class on Martin Luther King Day, Monday Jan. 16th! See you there:)
Alumni, Connor Senning, comes home to CDC!
CONNOR SENNING (Dancer) began studying dance at the age of 8 ½ in Midlothian, Virginia. His first major stage debut was at age 12 with the International Broadway Tour of "Oliver!" (Networks and Cameron Mackintosh production) where he had the opportunity to work under the direction of Grahamm Gill (London’s West End and B’way Director) and Geoff Garrett (Cats) and Dom Amendum (Wicked). It was at his time that he realized his love for dance and passion for performing. Following his junior year of high school, he was accepted into the prestigious, North Carolina School of the Arts where he graduated with a major in modern dance. While there, he studied under instructors such as Ethan Stiefel (Center Stage), and Brenda Daniels. He was chosen to perform in the world debut of “Kingdom” choreographed by Larry Keigwan (guest artist), and the work "Marimba" originally choreographed by Lar Lubovitch. Connor currently attends the University of the Arts where he is the recipient of a four-year Director’s talent scholarship. He recently was honored as he had the opportunity to perform in a piece choreographed and directed by Roni Koresh. Connor will be touring this summer with Brian Sanders’ JUNK and is thrilled to be entering his second year with this amazing company. www.briansandersjunk.com
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