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Sharon Weiner, a local Hudsonite has been the Artistic Director of the H.D.C for 10 years. She has always had a passion for dance, beginning her career at the age of 3 taking ballet lessons at a Laval Project. She then moved on to attend a project at College Montmerency under the direction of Les Grands Ballets Canadiens. Her Jazz-Ballet career started at the age of 10 at the Laval Dance Studio where she attended classes almost every day working her way up to the Senior Company level at the age of 16. During this time she competed in many regional and national competitions often placing first with her classmates or alone in a solo.
She has also attended classes with Luigi at his renowned studio in New York, as well as taking workshops at the Broadway Dance Center, Alvin Ailey, American Ballet Dance Theater and more locally with Les Ballets Jazz de Montreal, Constance Darling, The West Island Dance Theatre.
Her other teaching experiences include working as a fitness instructor for the West Island YMCA.She has been teaching in many area schools during their lunchtime activities, including St Thomas, Mount Pleasant, Ecole Jacques Bizard, Ecole St Francois in Rigaud.
In the late 1980s she worked on many fashion shows both as a model and the head choreographer.
Her teaching style is one that shows every student how wonderful learning to dance can be, as well as making sure that every child feels special and leaves her class with a smile on his or her face, counting the days before their next class.
"It is a joy to see a very young dancer learn the difference between a plier and a curtsy, or the accomplishment of a teenager mastering a graceful grand jete or pirouette"
Sharon plans on continuing her dance career for as long as her loyal students will have her.
DANCE to become more...
DANCE as an expression of who you are...
DANCE because you Must!
