Ann Whiting is a bright and energetic dancer with a love of dance and an infectious enthusiam that attracts people of all ages.  Ann has performed with the Green Mountain Cloggers and Kitchen Sync Cloggers.  She has been clogging and stepdancing since 1979.

Ann studied with stepdancers Lisa Beaudoin and Benoit Bourque (French Canadian), Judy Waymouth (Ottawa Valley), and Mary Janet MacDonald (Cape Breton.)

Ann is endlessly creative as a choreographer, teacher, and stylist, but it is as a soloist that she really shines; that is where her love of stepdance is so strikingly apparent.

Her creations are so engaging and so much fun to watch that you might just forget to notice that they are also intricate and sophisticated works of performance art.

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"The first time I experienced the stage spotlight was as a 10 year old tap dancer with "The Gingerettes" (aptly named for the time period, no?). I remember looking out and seeing all these white teeth, a sea of smiles."