Chloe Arnold's journey in the world of dance began in the vibrant streets of Washington, DC, where she honed her skills with the DC Rhythm Ensemble and Taps & Company, under the mentorship of the renowned Toni Lombre. From the age of 10, Arnold's talent shone brightly as she joined Savion Glover's DC Crew for three consecutive years, marking the beginning of her remarkable career.

Throughout her formative years, Arnold's dedication to her craft propelled her onto prestigious stages, including the Kennedy Center, where she captivated audiences in Debbie Allen's acclaimed productions. This pivotal experience solidified her passion for performance and set the stage for a lifelong collaboration with Ms. Allen.

Growing up surrounded by tap legends such as Gregory Hines, Nicholas Brothers, and Buster Brown, Arnold's artistic journey was enriched by their influence, shaping her into the artist she is today. Even as she pursued higher education at Columbia University in New York City, Chloe remained deeply immersed in her passion, training at the renowned Broadway Dance Center and engaging in backstage jams with the cast of "Bring In Da Noise Bring In Da Funk."

Arnold co-founded Chloe & Maud Productions, spearheading the acclaimed DC Tap Festival. Additionally, as the Director and Choreographer of Syncopated Ladies, her female tap company, Arnold continues to break barriers and redefine the boundaries of traditional tap, inspiring audiences worldwide with her electrifying performances and innovative choreography.

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