In 1988 Cheryl opened Centerstage Dance Studio on the corner of First Street and Ottawa in downtown Dixon, the same building where she had studied dance during her high school years with Stardance Academy which was owned and operated by Sherry Morgan.

    Centerstage quickly outgrew this space and Cheryl found a ballroom to educate her students.  Centerstage Dance Studio became home to 109 South Peoria where the move upstairs provided a large wooden floor and open space with enough room to construct two dance rooms for her students.  This unique, historical Dixon building was once Wasley Livery Service where the basement was used as horse stables.  The upstairs was formerly known as Rosbrook and used as a dance hall with Big Bands filling the air with their music.  Cheryl's grandfather, Bert Boseneiler, often played saxophone there.  Later in years, during the 80's and when Cheryl was a teenager, this building was known as Nickelodeon Record Store and upstairs was Rosbrook Teen Hall, hosting local bands for teens on Friday and Saturday nights.  This building was awesome for Centerstage, but again enrollment was growing.

    In May 2000, Cheryl moved Centerstage around the corner and upstairs to 306 West First Street, currently known as Stage Left Theatre.  This large and beautiful building provided Cheryl's students with three dance rooms, an office, costume room, storage room, waiting room for parents and best of all, air conditioning!  The building, with its original oak doors and archways, panelled hallways and beautiful wooden floors previously hosted the Masons and later, American Legion.  Many parties, wedding receptions, Cub Scout meetings and community events were held here.  Once again, Cheryl's ancestrial tree came into play, her maternal Grandfather, Russell Williams, was employed in this building when Palmyra Insurance occupied the main floor.

    In 2013 thanks to Krystie Jones, Matt & Cheryl purchased Centerstage's current and final home from Doug Schuler.  The building was origionally owned by Eyelet Products.  When the Moellers purchased the building (built in 1967) it was being used as a storage unit with an upstairs apartment.  Cheryl's vision soon put Matt to work with demolition to the apartment and an addition for an another dance room plus hallway.  The remodeled building houses three dance studios, three bathrooms, an office, a waiting room, student areas for their book bags, shoes and coats and multiple closet spaces.  There is also a large outdoor building for props.  Some other improvements Matt & Cheryl have done are landscaping, building a back patio, putting in a blacktop parking lot which used to be gravel, and most recently replacing some windows and metal siding for the outside making the building more energy efficient. 

    In 2015 Centerstage Dance Studio became Centerstage Dance Company and is home forever.