Biography
Cameron Suckle is a dance artist based in Atlanta, Georgia, working as a teacher, choreographer, and performer. She has earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance and a minor in Arts Management and Administration at The University of Texas at Austin.
Cameron began dancing at the age of three. She has trained extensively in ballet, contemporary, jazz, hip hop, modern, improvisation, ballroom, and much more. Throughout her training, Cameron has had the privilege of learning from and working alongside Jaci Royal, Brian Friedman, Josie Walsh, Talia Favia, Maddi Burg, Matt Luck, Teddy Forance, and Gesel Mason.
Cameron's current choreography was hand picked to be featured at the universities' prestigious bi-annual Dance Repertory Theater production in Spring of 2025.
Cameron hopes to continue choreographing and teaching, continually growing as a human and an artist. She strives to share her love and passion for dance with those around her.
Artist Statement
I perceive dance not merely as movement, but as a profound expression of the human experience. It transcends physicality, becoming a vessel for the narratives and emotions we all carry within. Dance serves as a form of therapy, a conduit through which I release the complexities of thought and feeling, allowing them to flow freely from my mind to my limbs and into the space around me.
My aspiration is to cultivate a dance environment characterized by comfort and support. I aim to create a space where individuals can explore their own stories and find solace in the shared experience of movement. Through teaching, I seek to impart my own insights while eagerly learning from the diverse perspectives of others.
In my choreography, I strive to unify movement with music, creating a harmonious fusion where each element complements the other seamlessly. Music, with its lyrics, rhythms, and melodies, serves as my constant wellspring of inspiration, guiding my creative process and infusing my work with depth and resonance.
I firmly believe that dance is a universal language, accessible to all and capable of conveying far more than mere entertainment. It is my fervent belief that everyone should embrace the transformative power of dance at least once in their lives, for within its embrace lies the potential for profound self-discovery and connection with others.
