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Warehouse Dance Company
Warehouse Dance Co. strives to be a performance company that emphasizes cultural development, personal motivation, and a passion for the arts. Our staff of professionals will provide each member of WDC with a hands-on learning experience that instills a desire to learn and create while emphasizing discipline, respect, and personal growth. We invite both children and adults to use our classes as a home of the arts and a foundation of imagination.
Warehouse Dance Company will be joining forces with the English School of Dance this fall as they embark on their journey through their 50th Anniversary. We are very excited to join their dance family, and we are looking forward to wonderful things to come!
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Congratulations!!
"Sleigh Bells", Over All High Score, Senior Division
Deep South Cheer and Dance Championship
"Chillin'", Third Place, Junior Division,
Deep South Cheer and Dance Championship
Katie Poindexter, "Let it Be", First Place Over All
Deep South Cheer and Dance Championship
Abi Smith, "All You Need is Love", Second Place
Deep South Cheer and Dance Championship
Elizabeth Claire Tabor, "Musicbox", Second Place
Deep South Cheer and Dance Championship
"Moonlight Sonata", Over All High Score
Fire and Ice Regional Talent Competition 2010
Abi Smith, Student Choreography Award,
Fire and Ice 2010
"Blackbird", Best Costume,
Fire and Ice 2010
Ashleigh Ferrell, Most Photogenic,
Fire and Ice 2010
Katie Poindexter, named Starkville Academy Lady Blues Dance Team instructor.
Kaitlyn Lincoln, 2009-2010 Senior Company member, for making MSU's Pom Squad for the 2010-2011 season.
WDC Dance Company, Second Place in Mississippi State's Best Dance Crew Competition
"This is Halloween", Most Entertaining,
Thunderstruck Regional Dance Competition, 2009
McKenzie Williamson, Cutest Smile,
"Little Things", Thunderstruck 2009
"Petardo y Blanco", Best Entertainment,
Thunderstruck 2009
"Howngry", Top of the Morning Award,
Thunderstruck 2009 FIND OUR STORE ONLINE at
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| Meet our Staff
Kristen Colvin Buntin
began her dance training at the age of
three under the instruction of Bonnie Partridge in Columbus,
Mississippi. She also studied at Susan's Dance Studio under the
direction of Susan Forrester in Columbus, Mississippi and Dancing Feet
Academy in Starkville, Mississippi under the direction of Glenda Clark. After moving to New York City, Kristen was chosen to
fulfill an internship at Broadway Dance Center, where she had the
opportunity to train under Brian Friedman, Mia Michaels, and Frank
Hatchett. Kristen has coached and choreographed for the
Columbus Arts Council, Dancing Feet Academy's Company Dance, the
Starkville Academy Lady Blues Dance Team, New Hope High School's Dance
Express, and West Point High School's Junior Varsity and Varsity
Cheerleaders and Dynasty and Encore Show Choirs.
Kristen opened WDC in West Point, Mississippi in 2008 as a
home of the arts and a supporter of the visions of the young and the
young at heart. Reggie Dykes began his dance training in 1993 under Terrayne Ellis, Artistic Director of Main Attraction Dance Troupe in Chicago, where he focused on on hip hop. He also learned how to "footwork", a Chicago-based dance known to the house heads all around the world. In 2004, he ventured out on his own and started his own dance troupe, which won a lot of trophies and cash prizes throughout the Chicago area. Later on, Reggie was chosen to be one of the choreographers for Dyde-n-nem, who had a hit song called "Watch My Feet". He toured with the group around the United States for 8 months, dancing in their shows and on the music video. Reggie has worked with some of Madonna and Missy Elliott's dancers, and he also does choreography for different dance groups from Chicago. Now Reggie devotes his time to training youth in his style of dance.
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