Classes

Is your child a fan of smooth, graceful movements? Then they’ll surely love our ballet classes!

The first step in cultivating your child’s love of dance, this class teaches placement, posture, coordination, rhythm, muscle memory, and group performance in a fun yet structured environment.

The next phase in your child’s dance training, this class covers simple ballet steps, floor work, singing, mime, and deportment.

A masterful combination of several genres including modern, jazz, lyrical, and classical ballet, contemporary dance helps students become more well-rounded dancers through fluid movements.

This class requires students to use a wide variety of muscles to create a fun, energetic routine while improving coordination and developing a better sense of rhythm.

Drawing from many different dance techniques, this style of dancing is designed to help expand the range of movement and creative development of your child.

Does your child have dreams of one day performing in a production like Cirque du Soleil? This is the class for them! It’s designed to help them build the strength, muscle control, flexibility, and overall athleticism needed to deliver breathtaking acrobatic performances.

Designed to encourage teamwork and coordination, this class not only teaches students today’s hottest dance moves, but also provides them with an amazing workout.

Taught by a certified seasoned ECE and EA instructor, this class provides students a safe, positive environment to work on their coordination and muscle control while bonding with other kids.

This class uses a mix of cardiovascular and flexibility exercises to help students build the endurance and mobility necessary to dance better and prevent injuries.

Designed to complement our jazz, ballet, or contemporary classes, this program helps students build the strength, agility, and technique needed to flawlessly perform the turns and jumps that typically come with these dance styles.

As the name suggests, this class incorporates singing, acting, and improvisation with dancing to get students ready to perform mini-musicals such as Annie and Cats.