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

ANN WHITING (CLOGGER) is a bright and energetic dancer with a love of dance and an infectious enthusiasm that attracts people of all ages.She has been clogging and stepdancing since 1979.
Ann studied with World Class Stepdancers, Lisa Beaudoin (French Canadian),Judy Waymouth (Ottawa Valley) & 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.

SCOTT CAMPBELL (FIDDLE) is a wonderful Vermont fiddler who has been fiddling since the age of 10, competing and winning numerous fiddle competitions throughout New England and Canada.
He has done backup work for several recording artists including Utah Phillips, Bobby Gosh, Brown Trout & The Lunkers and more.
Much of Scott's fiddling influence stems from Graham Townsend, Don Messer, Al Cherney, Paul Menard, and more recently, Calvin Vollrath.

ADAM BOYCE (PIANO) began playing his mother's Magnus chord organ at around the age of 6. He later took piano lessons for a bit but he then forgot about playing the piano until 1995, when he began playing backup for fiddlers. He started playing the fiddle in October of 1991, eventually playing and calling for contra and square dancing; he's a member of the Vermont Humanities Council Speakers' Bureau and gives a lecture on the history of contra and square dancing in Vermont to non-profit groups; Adam has been a NAFJA judge since 1998 and is a past Trustee of the Northeast Fiddlers Association. Adam also plays upright bass, composes fiddle tunes, and tells stories about Vermont humor, to those who might want to listen.

LYN HARDY (VOCALS & GUITAR) is a gifted singer and songwriter and solo performer. She has performed folk, rock, country and blues music since 1965.
She is known for her rock solid rhythm guitar playing having played for years with Jay Ungar, Donna Hebert and others for dances, festivals and shows.
Her performances draw from a vast and varied repertoire of music. She can touch your heart with a country song, make you laugh the next minute and then reach into your soul with a sultry blues number. Lyn loves to sing and her joy is infectious, whether it's a concert, coffeehouse, festival, workshop, or a children's show, she gives her all!

With all their years of experience performing for audiences all over the country they just can't help but get you up and dancing and singing along. There will be fiddle tunes, dance, stories and songs from New England, Canada, and the British Isles. They are a folk festival unto themselves! The key word for these amazing performers is fun! And that's just what you will have when you see them.

"Watch her dancin' Clitter, clatter,flyin' feet on telly screen. Heel an' toein', left un, reet un, Best clog dancin' I've ever seen" -Joe Wildman-

"This phenomenal hoofer returns to the stage for amazing "feets" (get it?) dancing while playing spoons, dancing while juggling scarves, and her famous "Rhythm-In-Chair." (Quechee Balloon Festival)

"I have worked with most, if not all , dance performers in New England and North America who use elements of traditional dance as a major part of their repertoire. This includes musical accompaniment, promoter and artistic and grant selection committees for arts organizations, festivals, concert series, and instructional camps. Ann Whiting is easily one of the best. She is extremely versatile, covering a wide range of styles. She is innovative, always adjusting and tweaking her skills and presentation. She is experienced, having performed solo and with multiple combinations of other dancers and musicians. And she is one of the most dedicated, energetic dancers I know. No one loves to dance more than she, and her obvious joy rubs off on everyone she encounters - other dancers, accompanying musicians, and audience alike." (Mark Sustic)

"As a musician and dancer myself, I have known Ann Whiting for a long time. Over the years, I have watched her evolve from an enthusiastic student into a seasoned professional dancer. 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. If I were you, I wouldn't miss an opportunity to see Ann Whiting dance." (Dan O'Connell, dance instructor, dance caller, musician)

"Over the past few years, as a musician who works with Ann, I've marveled at the passion and creativity that she brings to clogging and stepdance. She's like a kid in a candy store as she is continually coming up with new ways to play at her art, whether it be new steps, juggling scarves, or tapping shoes worn on the hands. In a performance, Ann's enthusiasm is contagious and her sense of play never fails to draw in an audience and send them away smiling. All of this coupled with a large helping of skill and grace add up to a recipe for high energy fleet-footed fun." (Rick Klein of Atlantic Crossing)

"I really dig the energy of Ann Whiting and concur with "Bright and Energetic." (Douglas Day - Maine Music & Art Festival)