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About the x-perience
X-Perience Dance Company is not your typical dance company. What sets us apart is our distinctive rehearsal schedule – dancers gather for a maximum of six hours every Sunday, optimizing their time for intense training and artistic development. With a clear emphasis on prioritizing education, dancers are required to maintain a B grade average in their academic pursuits.
Virtual Classes
In order to keep our students active and engaged, we have developed virtual classes. We are bringing our sessions into your home.
“Every day brings a chance for you to draw in a breath, kick off your shoes, and dance.”
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The X-Perience Dance Company is redefining the world of youth dance with its innovative approach to training, performance, and life balance. This unique dance company is captivating audiences and cultivating talented dancers who balance their passion for dance with their commitment to education and personal growth.
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We, along with various cohosting studios, have a Winter and Summer dance intensives called Dancers Don’t Take Breaks. Both are designed with the intent to bring dancers together from all over the city to train during their breaks. We believe that dancers don’t only learn to be better performers from their instructors, but there’s much to be learned from being exposed to other dancers.
Training groups are broken up into
Jr.s.: Ages 7-11
Sr.s.: Ages 12 and up
Give to The X-Perience
Partial Monthly: $100 per month
Full Monthly: $200 per month
Partial Season: $900 yearly
Full Season: $1800 yearly
CUSTOM DONATIONS ARE ALSO GRACIOUSLY ACCEPTED
“Dance, when you’re broken open. Dance, if you’ve torn the bandage off. Dance in the middle of the fighting. […] Dance when you’re perfectly free.”
Meet Our Artistic Director
At 4 years old Fayette’s mother enrolled her into Settlement Music School’s Dance Program. After a year at Settlement, she was transferred to South Philadelphia Dance Center, which later became Progressive Center for Dance (PCD) and now known as Ms. Carol’s Center for Dance where she continued her dance training into adulthood. She has trained under the late Carol C. Davis, Rodney “Itola” Byrd, Shawn-Lamere, Milton Myers, Deborah Chase, Patricia Thomas, Patrica Scott Hobbs, Deborah Manning, Hope Boykin, Christopher Huggins, Desmond Richardson, Bernard Gaddis and a host of other instructors.
Fayette Coppock-Brown
Founder & C.E.O.
At 18 years old, Fayette joined Greater Exodus Baptist church and in 2001, although she had reservations, God said that it was time for Fayette to take over the dance ministry. The ministry has grown to include over 50 members ages 4-adults. In the summer of 2007 she developed the X-Press Yourself Creative and Performing Arts Program for children ages 6-16, which was housed in the People for People building. In 2011 she reconnected with her longtime friend, Christian Winters and together they launched The Feltonville Dream Center’s Arts and Education After-School Program.
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“If you hit a wall, climb over it, crawl under it, or dance on top of it.”