Classes

Intermediate II: Intermediate level mostly for teens. Completions of Intermediate I concepts for strong foundation. Technically advancing with goals for advanced levels. Level placement by invitation only.

Advanced I: Fine tuning of all concepts for strength and technical availability. Level placement by invitation only.

Advanced II: Our most advanced level for the more dedicated and experienced dance students. It’s very technically based, fast moving and challenging. Fine tuning of all concepts for strength and technical ability. Must complete Advanced I concepts. Level placement by invitation only.

Hip Hop (Primary-Advanced): Combines jazz with the latest urban street styles. This class starts with a conditioning warm-up and teaches contemporary street dance. Students can begin Hip Hop Primary at age 5. Class placement dependant on age and dance level.

Modern: A style of dancing that is not as restricted as classical ballet; movements are expressive of feelings, complex emotions and abstract ideas.

Tap (Secondary-Advanced): Tap dancing uniquely teaches rhythm and coordination while strengthening the feet and legs. Traditional style tap is taught in all of the classes, however “hoofin” and “jazz-tap” styles influence many of the intermediate and advanced levels.

Lyrical (Beginning-Advanced): Combines strong ballet technique with freedom of movement and expression. Lyrical dance can also be described as a mix between ballet and slow jazz movements that combine to tell a story.