About Us
The Dance Lab Co. (TDLC) is a nonprofit organization founded in 2020, as a way to give disabled adults the opportunity they deserve to be visual artists in an integrated environment. Starting with just six students, The Dance Lab Co. has rapidly grown to share the joy of dance with students of many ages and backgrounds.
Split up into spring, summer, and fall sessions, TDLC offers classes lasting an hour and 15 minutes once a week in various genres including ballet, modern, lyrical, jazz, contemporary, hip hop and choreography. Classes are offered in an integrated format, where a small group of select dancers from the local area participate in The Dance Lab Co. classes.
Our Mission
"Where Everyone Is Able"
At The Dance Lab Co., we believe that everyone deserves the chance to dance. We incorporate teaching both dance technique and encouraging individuality in an integrated environment. Integration to us means having both dancers from the Triad area and individuals with disabilities in the same studio dancing, socializing, and working together.
Faculty
Chloé Neunsinger
Founder and Instructor
Chloé Neunsinger began ballet at the age of three in Raleigh, North Carolina. She has attended several summer programs including Houston Ballet, the National Ballet School of Canada, and Butler Ballet. On full scholarship, Chloé attended both the Martha Graham School summer program in New York City, and the Fini Dance Festival in Calabria, Italy, where she was the first American to be awarded the Italian International Dance Award. She has performed several times in Carolina Ballet’s “The Nutcracker," their world premiere of Lynn Taylor Corbett’s “The Little Mermaid," as well as performed as a soloist with the Greensboro Opera in their production of “Hansel and Gretel." Chloé traveled to Fukuoka, Japan for a semester as a Bridging Scholar where she danced and studied abroad, and returned in 2023 as the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan's Kakehashi Scholar. Chloé is a speech-language pathologist (SLP) who received both her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in SLP from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, as well as a minor in Japanese Language. She is also a former instructor at the Artistic Motion School of Arts, and is certified by Boston Ballet to teach adaptive dance. Chloé has had a passion for working with this special population her whole life, and is excited to share her love of dance with the community.