Classes
Free to pursue what movement means to you.
Ballet
Focusing on grace, strength, and technique. In a ballet class, dancers learn how to move with control, balance, and elegance while developing proper posture, alignment, and flexibility. Through barre exercises, center work, and across-the-floor combinations, students build overall body awareness, discipline, and musicality.
Tap
Combine rhythm, musicality, and performance technique. Dancers explore both classic tap, which focuses on clean footwork, timing, and foundational steps, and rhythmic tap, which emphasizes intricate patterns, syncopation, and rhythm. dancers develop coordination, all while having fun making music with their feet.
Jazz
Be bold, expressive, and full of personality. Dancers explore sharp lines, isolations, turns, leaps, and dynamic combinations. Jazz builds strength, agility, rhythm, and stage presence, while giving every dancer the freedom to shine, experiment, and have fun.
Hip Hop
includes a variety of movements such as breaking, popping, locking, grooves, and freestyle, often performed to hip hop, R&B, or contemporary urban music.
Hip hop is about creativity, individuality, and fun, encouraging dancers to develop their own style. It’s energetic, dynamic, and constantly evolving, reflecting the culture and community from which it originated.
Acro
Uniquely blends dance artistry with acrobatic skill, giving students the opportunity to develop flexibility, strength, and balance. Dancers increase their range of motion, improve joint and muscle flexibility, and build the strength needed for advanced tricks. Unlike traditional gymnastics, acro dance emphasizes smooth, flowing transitions between tricks and dance sequences, blending technical skill with artistry.
Contemporary / Modern
Embrace freedom, expression, and connection. Dancers learn a blend of elements of ballet, jazz, and improvisation. This style encourages dancers to tell stories, convey emotion, and experiment with flow, space, energy, and emotional depth. Contemporary and modern dance invites every student to discover their own voice through movement and to explore individual style, creativity, and self-expression
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Dress Code
Ballet
Girls- Skin tone tights, black or dark blue leotard, tan ballet shoes, and hair in a bun
Boys- White T-shirt, black shorts, black tights or jazz pants, black ballet shoes
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Tap
Leggings, sweatpants, or jazz pants, leotard or t-shirt, black tap shoes, and hair in ponytail or bun
Jazz​​
Black leggings, jazz pants, or biker shorts, tan or black jazz shoes depending on teacher preference, blue or black leotard, and hair in a ponytail or bun​
Hip Hop
Sweatpants, leggings, or jazz pants, t-shirt or hoodie, and hair pulled back. *Black sneakers for studio use only
Acro
Black leggings or biker shorts, bare feet, blue or black leotard, and hair in a low bun
Contemporary/ Modern
Black leggings, jazz pants, or biker shorts, bare feet or turners, blue or black leotard, and hair in a ponytail or bun
mini movers
Girls- Leotard of any color, skin tone convertible tights, pink ballet shoes, tan tap shoes, tan jazz shoes, hair pulled into a bun. Wrap skirt optional
Boys- White T-shirt, black shorts or jazz pants, black ballet shoes
Adults
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Athletic clothes you are comfortable moving in