As the fifth-largest arts and cultural organization in Dayton, DCDC offers a range of educational programs designed for students of all ages. Founded in 1968 and rooted in the African-American experience, the Dayton Contemporary Dance Company is a culturally diverse contemporary dance company committed to reaching the broadest audience through exceptional performance and arts-integrated education.
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A catalyst for change, DCDC has redefined dance. It has increased awareness of the African-American experience, ethos, and cultural heritage. DCDC is ranked in the top 20 African-American arts and cultural organizations in the country. However, being one of America's first (and longest) thriving dance companies and educators is not the only way DCDC leads.
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Scott has always enjoyed capturing moments with a camera. Dance photography is a big part of his life. Scott thinks it is one of the best art forms that combines well with photography. He also specializes in high school senior portraits. His studio is located in downtown Centerville, Ohio, and he will travel just about anywhere to do on-location shoots.
Dayton Contemporary Dance Company offers a myriad of opportunities for people of all ages, cultures, and communities to experience and engage in contemporary dance through movement workshops, as well as dance performances. These programs combine movement and curriculum into one form to assist in enriching the young minds of K-12 students.
