Diversion Dance Collective, dance studio in Worthington, OH

Diversion Dance Collective

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Worthington, OH

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Worthington, OH 43085 Show address|Competition

About this studio

Worthington's Premier Dance Studio.

Diversion Dance Collective is Worthington's premier dance studio, offering professional instruction in a positive, family-friendly environment for dancers of all abilities, ages 18 months and up. From proper technique and terminology to injury prevention and choreography workshops, DDC offers one of the most well-rounded children's dance programs in Central Ohio — including dedicated all-boys classes.

Whether a dancer aspires to perform professionally or simply loves to move, DDC provides a safe, diverse, and encouraging home for dance, with faculty drawn from professional performance backgrounds and real teaching experience.

Dance styles offered

AcroBalletPointeContemporaryHip HopJazzLyricalModern

Special programs

Boys ProgramMommy & MeFree Trial Class

Our Faculty

Diversion Dance Collective's faculty brings together an unusually deep bench of professional experience. Elizabeth Keller trained at Eastern Michigan University and Ohio State, performs with New Vision Dance Company, and is a certified Progressing Ballet Technique and Pilates instructor specializing in injury prevention. Katie Hanigan Hughes trained with the School of Cleveland Ballet and later served as Artistic Director of Columbus Youth Ballet, choreographing full productions of The Nutcracker and Sleeping Beauty. Trezon Dancy, an Ohio University dance graduate, danced with the world-renowned Dayton Contemporary Dance Company, while Cameron "Flash" Stuart brings real hip hop credentials, having performed alongside artists including John Legend and Erica Campbell. This blend of classical ballet pedigree and professional performance experience gives DDC dancers access to instruction rarely found at a studio of its size.

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