Dayton native Sheri Williams soars gracefully across the dance stage, bringing abundant energy and athleticism to appreciative audiences around the globe. As a dancer with the Dayton Contemporary Dance Company for an incomparable 35 seasons, Sheri (known to many as "Sparkle") helped build the company's world-class reputation and repertoire. She has earned the JOSIE Award (an annual honor given to the brightest lights in Dayton's remarkable dance community) and the New York Dance and Performance Award (the Bessie), among other accolades. As for her hometown, Sheri appreciates that Dayton offers big-city arts quality, without big-city hassles. And this Dayton Original adds left-brain analytical power to right-brain artistic prowess, with a dual degree in systems and software engineering in progress. "Dayton is my home, and I say that proudly," Sheri sparkles. "I gravitate toward great people, and such people are clearly abundant here!"
@rizwanraja1thief I hope you ask that SAME question with pretty much EVERY poster the world sees each day. I wonder why they don't have an equal representation of black people, when I see posters full of white people. The MAJORITY of the company is black, so that's who is on the posters. If I'm not mistaken, doesn't America follow that same rule?
GvannD 1 year ago
Get over yourself...I know these people and they are wonderful...the posters dont freakin matter who cares!
tippytoes4195 1 year ago
how come only blk faces on the poster,i love blk skin but there are white people in Dayton arant there ? she looks good for her 50,ts and she is very talented.
no white chicks?yes more originals PLEASE!
rizwanraja1thief 1 year ago
Go Miss B!
hotnpinkfeathers 2 years ago
My modern and jazz teacher is in this at 3:52
tippytoes4195 2 years ago