In-Person and Online classes

This fun, structured combo class introduces little dancers to ballet, jazz, creative movement, acrobatics, and tap. Dancers build coordination, balance, strength, and motor skills while learning to listen, follow directions, take turns, and work with others. Students will also begin learning age-appropriate choreography and will perform two dance routines in our annual recital — building confidence and stage presence in a positive, supportive environment.

This fun, structured combo class introduces dancers to ballet, jazz, hip-hop, cultural dance, acrobatics, and tap while building strong technical foundations. Students develop coordination, balance, flexibility, strength, and motor skills through age-appropriate technique, progressions, and combinations. Dancers learn proper dance terminology and vocabulary, musicality, spatial awareness, and class etiquette, all while practicing focus, teamwork, and following directions.

Students will learn choreography throughout the season and perform two dance routines in our annual recital — helping build confidence, stage presence, and pride in their growth.

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This fun, structured combo class is designed for beginners ages 7 and up who have stronger motor skills and may have had prior dance experience. As a mixed-level class, Level 3 offers added challenges while still welcoming newer dancers.

Students train in ballet, jazz, hip-hop, cultural dance, acrobatics, and tap, focusing on technique, strength, flexibility, coordination, balance, and control. Dancers learn proper dance vocabulary and terminology, musicality, transitions, and performance quality, while continuing to build focus, discipline, teamwork, and confidence in a supportive environment.

Throughout the season, students will learn choreography and perform two dance routines in our annual recital — helping dancers grow artistically while celebrating their progress on stage.

Our online classes are interactive, movement-filled, and fun — not the sit-and-watch style many families experienced during the pandemic. Students are actively dancing, learning choreography, and building confidence, focus, and consistency right from home. Parents are encouraged to engage and even participate by helping create a safe, open practice space, ideally in front of a large-screen TV cast from a phone or tablet. These classes also prepare students for future opportunities like auditions, TV, or commercial work, teaching them how to film themselves, use proper lighting, and frame their body on screen with confidence and professionalism.