Cheyenne Stone is excited to help ESDA’s youngest dancers build a joyful foundation in movement through Creative Movement. She has been dancing for 12 years, and her favorite styles are lyrical, ballet, and tap.

Cheyenne loves watching students light up when they learn new skills and choreography. She also values the relationships she builds with each dancer and enjoys seeing their personalities shine through dance. Her hope is that every student learns that dance is a fun way to express emotions and creativity—and that class becomes something they genuinely look forward to each week.

In the studio, Cheyenne’s teaching style is fun, upbeat, patient, and encouraging. She creates an environment where dancers enjoy themselves while still working hard to grow their technique and confidence with her supportive guidance.

When she’s not teaching, Cheyenne loves spending sunny days at the beach. Fun fact: along with her dance background, she also has three years of colorguard experience, performing with Daphne High School’s Sound of the Eastern Shore Marching Band and Daphne Varsity Winterguard.