• Meet Elizabeth Eckhoff, former professional dancer and owner of The Dance Company in Fairfield, Ohio

  • Oct 11 2024
  • Length: 50 mins
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Meet Elizabeth Eckhoff, former professional dancer and owner of The Dance Company in Fairfield, Ohio

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  • Elizabeth Eckhoff received her early dance training as a student of Nellie Lou

    Downie in Fairfield, Ohio. She went on to study at the Cincinnati Conservatory

    of Music, Miami University in Oxford, in New York City, and on the national

    convention circuit before establishing a career as a performer and

    choreographer. She served as Dance Captain and Assistant Choreographer for

    numerous shows at Disney’s Orlando theme parks, including The Magic

    Kingdom, Epcot Center, MGM Studios and Pleasure Island. She also has

    entertained internationally, touring with the prestigious Crown Odyssey and

    Norwegian Cruise Line. She was hand-picked to appear on Broadway in The

    Will Rogers Follies. She also continues to freelance as a dancer and

    choreographer.

    Elizabeth once again resides in Fairfield, OH with her family. She continues to

    share her expertise and passion for dance at the Studio she grew up in and now

    owns.

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