Pre-Dance Classes 

Toddler & Me (18 months-3 years) allows parents and caregivers to actively participate as they learn songs, stories, and play.  The class is guided through movement and music while helping to enhance gross motor coordination and listening skills through dancing, songs, props and dramatic play. This Class will build your favorite toddler's self-confidence and enrich the bond between the two of you. This class does not participate in our performances.


Creative Dance (3-4 years) is a class of Tap, Ballet and Tumbling. An introduction to dance for the young dancers. Children begin to explore the world of dance through movement, music and rhythm. Each dancer will learn the basics of tap, ballet and tumbling technique based on age. We have a progressive syllabus our teachers follows to create a positive and nurturing dance program for the young dancer. 

Dance Basics
Combo Classes (4.5-5.5) are transitioning into new styles of dance. We offer 2 combined classes into a 45 minute class which could range from Tap, Ballet, Jazz, Hip Hop and Tumbling. These classes will start them learning the correct disciplines of the ballet barre, ballet positions, body alignment and center floor work. Students develop a sense of rhythm and musicality through the basics of tap dance. Young dancers are also introduced to the exhilarating world of Jazz Dance and the freestyle choreography of Hip Hop. We also have the basics of Tumbling.

HIP HOP
Hip-Hop is a fast-paced and exciting class that introduces students to intricate popular movements to hip-hop beats and lyrics. The class may include breaking, popping, and locking. Hip-Hop is a great aerobic workout that develops strength and flexibility. Hip-Hop is constantly changing, and new styles are regularly incorporated into classes. 

TAP
Tap is a form of dance characterized by using the sound of one's tap shoes hitting the floor as a percussive instrument. As such, it is also commonly considered to be a form of music. Two major variations on tap dance exist: rhythm (Jazz) tap and Broadway tap. Broadway tap focuses more on the dance, and is widely performed as a part of musical theater. Rhythm tap focuses more on musicality, and practitioners consider themselves to be a part of the jazz tradition.

JAZZ
Jazz dancing is a form of dance that showcases a dancer's individual style and originality. Jazz dancing is energetic and fun, consisting of unique moves, fancy footwork, big leaps and quick turns. To excel in jazz, dancers need a strong background in ballet as it encourages grace and balance. Each class starts with a warm up, center floor work & across the floor combinations. Jazz is a combination of a variety of styles of dance: ballet, African dance, Musical Theater, Modern, and social dances. Jazz dance has a firm technique and strength base, allowing for individualized movement. Jazz is a great form of dance for any age, developing strength and flexibility. Students of jazz are strongly encouraged to study ballet simultaneously for the best possible jazz dance experience.

TUMBLING
Acrobatic movements are combined with dance steps as students learn the fundamentals of movement and timing with tumbling. This class focuses on floor gymnastic tricks, flexibility and upper-body strength. The classes will include forward rolls, cartwheels, and advances to aerials and back tucks. These skills transfer easily to such activities as cheerleading and gymnastics. Great addition to a well rounded dance schedule. Levels beginning through advance.

LYRICAL
Lyrical dance style has its primary basis in ballet, combining the many technical elements of classical ballet with the freedom and airier aspects of jazz, contemporary and modern dance. It is typically considered a sub-category of jazz and/or contemporary dance, the latter itself being an emerging category. Lyrical dance is expressive, simultaneously subtle and dynamic, focused on conveying musicality and emotion through movement. It is a combination of intricate, highly technical, and pedestrian/naturalistic moves. Lyrical will focus on bodylines, balance, and sustained extensions. Students of lyrical are strongly encouraged to study ballet and Jazz simultaneously for the best possible lyrical dance experience. .