Find the movement that feels like you.
Explore core styles, age levels, electives, acrobatics, and add-on training available in the 2026–27 program.
Ballet & Pointe
Alignment, posture, barre work, control, musicality, strength, pointe readiness, and the foundation that supports many styles.
Tap
Timing, coordination, musical awareness, precision, and confidence through percussive footwork.
Jazz & Lyrical
Technique, musicality, flexibility, strength, performance personality, fluidity, and expressive storytelling.
Hip-Hop
Age-appropriate choreography centered on groove, coordination, musicality, confidence, and individual style.
Acrobatics
Coordination, flexibility, strength, inverted skills, tumbling, and safe progression through defined levels.
Electives & Add-ons
Leaps and turns, baton, musical theatre, barre, progressive ballet technique, conditioning, and fitness.
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Early-childhood classes create an upbeat and age-appropriate first studio experience.
Terrific 2/3’s
Ages 2–3.5 · 45 minutesAn energetic introduction to ballet, dance, coordination, and studio routines.
Creative Dance
Ages 3–5 · 45 minutesPlay-based gross-motor activities combined with the basics of jazz dance.
Pre-Ballet
Ages 3–5 · 45 minutesAn introduction to ballet technique and terminology.
Pre-Jazz
Ages 3–5 · 45 minutesAn introduction to jazz technique, rhythm, and terminology.
Pre-Tap
Ages 3–5 · 45 minutesAn introduction to tap technique, rhythm, and terminology.
Age ranges guide families, while instructors confirm the best technical placement.
Beginner
Typically ages 5–7Focus on the basic fundamentals and techniques of each class.
Petite
Typically ages 7–9Introduces center-floor elements while reinforcing core technique.
Junior
Typically ages 9–11Adds new elements and skill sets to the dancer’s growing foundation.
Intermediate
Typically ages 11–13Pushes technique, terminology, control, and overall skill level.
Advanced
Typically ages 14+Challenges committed dancers while preparing them for continued growth.
Core technique classes build the foundation for confident, versatile dancers.
Ballet
Length varies by levelBarre and center work build strength, flexibility, technique, and essential movement vocabulary.
Jazz
50 minutesA dynamic, expressive class blending traditional and modern movement with rhythm and coordination.
Tap
50 minutesA rhythmic form that creates percussive sounds through precise musical footwork.
Pointe
Length varies by levelStrengthens ballet technique and artistry. Pointe shoes require readiness and instructor approval.
Electives broaden artistry, performance skills, and cross-training opportunities.
Lyrical
50 minutes · Petite 6–9 · Intermediate 10–13 · Advanced 14+Choreography focused on expression, fluidity, and musical storytelling.
Hip-Hop
50 minutes · Petite 6–9 · Intermediate 10–13 · Advanced 14+Fast-paced choreography focused on musicality, confidence, and expression.
Leaps & Turns
60 minutes · Petite 7–9 · Intermediate 10–12 · Advanced 13+Skill-focused technique class. Placement is reviewed by an instructor; no recital performance.
Baton
50 minutes · placement reviewedTwirling basics and choreography taught by a qualified instructor.
Musical Theatre
50 minutes · Ages 8+Character work, stage presence, and expressive theatre arts.
Adults
Varied lengths · all skill levelsPotential classes include ballet, jazz, hip-hop, musical theatre, fitness, and drop-in options.
Progressive skill levels build coordination, flexibility, strength, inversions, and tumbling.
Baby Acrobatics
Ages 3–5A fun introduction focused on coordination and beginner flexibility.
Beginner Acrobatics
Ages 5–7Beginner inverted skills with an emphasis on strength and flexibility.
Intermediate Acrobatics
Ages 8–12New skills, conditioning, and an introduction to tumbling; placement is reviewed.
Advanced Acrobatics
Ages 10+Advanced variations and inversions; the current schedule includes a Saturday class.
Short-form supplemental classes support core technique, strength, flexibility, and general fitness.
Ballet Barre
30 minutesCore and technique-focused training. Does not perform in recital; offered multiple times weekly.
Progressive Ballet Technique
30 minutesConditioning to strengthen ballet technique and support training at every stage; no recital performance.
Strength & Conditioning
30 minutesCross-training to improve strength and mobility; no recital performance.
Fitness
60 minutesGroup fitness for general health and strength, including possibilities such as step, barre, yoga, Zumba, and core work.
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