Cheyenne discovered her love for aerial dance in 2016, and it ignited a passion that has since become her driving force. Having recently completed the Paper Doll Militia teacher training program, she's thrilled to share her enthusiasm for Ariel Silks with newcomers. With a captivating presence and a knack for breathtaking performances, Cheyenne is a mesmerizing performer whose grace and skill make her a joy to watch
Keita Wilt started her aerial dance career in 2013, after several years of taking gymnastics. With the support and encouragement of the ADPC instructors, she has greatly developed her skills in silks, sling, lyra, trapeze, and rope. She currently teaches My Little Aerialist and Trapeze classes. She is one of the two directors of the Varsity Performance Team.
Keita is working on completing her certification through Born to Fly, and she has completed Rigging 101 with Brett Copes.
Bea started her aerial dance career in 2012, after several years of taking dance. With the support and encouragement of the ADPC instructors, she has greatly developed her skills in silks, sling, lyra, trapeze, and rope. She currently teaches My Tiny Aerialist classes and is one of the two directors of the Jr. Varsity Performance Team and Aerial Teen Performance Company.
Bea is being Certified through Born to Fly Teacher Training, and she has completed Rigging 101 with Brett Copes.
Emma Corbell has enjoyed Aerial Dance since her first class in 2017. With the help of her wonderful instructors at ADPC Emma has grown to love sling, rope, trapeze and chains. She currently teaches trapeze and is one of the two directors of the Varsity Performance Team.
Emma graduated from the Circus Arts Institute in Aerial Trapeze.
Milisa started dancing at age 2, taking ballet, jazz, and tap. In the academy, she took
gymnastics and acro-sports. Her love of movement leads her to become a dance major at UMass Amherst, studying ballet, jazz, and modern dance. While living in Boston, she performed as a go-go dancer. After moving to Florida, she became a ballroom dance instructor specializing in waltz, foxtrot, tango, Viennese waltz, rumba, cha-cha, salsa, East & West coast swing, merengue, mambo, and the hustle; she also competed professionally. Starting in elementary school and throughout her life, she has choreographed dances and danced for chorus groups, talent shows, a children's church group, wedding dances, ballroom showcases, and a play at the Kaleidoscope Theater. She discovered aerial dance in 2017, performing in 2 Flyers Debuts, and ADPC's 2019 showcase "Whirlwind". Most recently she was the Assistant Creative Director, Head Marketing Director, and Professional Performer for 2021 Le Cirque de Noir: Pandora's Box of Curiosities. During her time at Aerial Dance PC, she helped coach a fellow aerialist to win a nationally recognized aerialist competition. Solidifying her opinion that what she has learned dancing on the floor, easily translates to dancing in the air. She now wants to help others by teaching her passion - emoting and expressing through movement, therefore she has created dance classes to help fellow aerialists and/or anyone else who wants to learn and refine these skills on the floor. She is also available for in-house coaching to help fine-tune any routines.
Christine started Aerial in 2018 and is Hoopology certified. She is certified in Aerial Silks by Sage Teacher Training. Christine is currently not on our calendar as we welcome her second little aerialist into the world!
Tena is an example that you’re never too old to start aerial. She
was a middle-aged woman when she walked into her first aerial class. As an older adult, it took patience and hard work but wow, aerial was so much fun! As a child, Tena was always dancing. Dancing continued to be her passion for many years before she earned a BA in Dance at Butler University. As a teacher, she loved sharing her love of movement with students, helping them find their body connection and expression through dance. After a few years of aerial training, Tena was asked to go through Bumbershoot Aerial Art’s teacher training program. As an aerial coach, she found it very rewarding to help empower students to perform skills they never thought possible. As a teacher, you’re also always learning. Tena continued her aerial teacher training through NECCA’s Nimble Arts teacher training program. In 2017 she completed the Introduction to Teaching Aerials and, then in 2018, the Foundation Level certification on Trapeze. Tena has taught classes on Trapeze, Silks, Sling, Rope, Lyra, and Stilts. She attended the Global Stilt Congress in 2016, where students from around the world come together to train and perform on stilts.
Lauren is an avid aerial dancer who discovered her love for aerial arts in 2016, with the Lyra as her favored apparatus. This form of dance has ignited a passionate flame within her, infusing her life with excitement and creativity. Her dedication to aerial arts goes beyond personal practice; she's committed to sharing this exhilarating art form with others, fostering a community of creativity and expression. Through her journey, Lauren continues to inspire and create, weaving the beauty of aerial dance into her life and the lives of those around her.
