Fun, fast, and full of personality—Jazz is a high-energy style that helps young dancers build confidence, coordination, and stage presence. With upbeat music and exciting choreography, dancers learn strong technique while expressing themselves through movement.

Make music with your feet! Tap is a rhythmic and energetic style where dancers learn to create sounds using their shoes. Dancers build coordination, timing, and musicality while having fun with patterns, beats, and creative choreography. A great choice for young dancers who love rhythm and making a little noise!

Graceful, strong, and timeless—Ballet builds the foundation for all dance styles. Dancers develop posture, flexibility, and discipline while learning beautiful movements and classical technique. With a focus on creativity and confidence.

Sing, dance, and perform! Musical Theatre combines jazz dance, acting, and singing technique—just like what you see on Broadway. Dancers learn how to project their voices, stay on pitch, and perform with confidence while dancing and acting. With a focus on expression and storytelling, this class is perfect for dancers who love to shine on stage and bring characters to life!

High-energy and full of attitude—Hip Hop is all about rhythm, style, and confidence. Dancers learn cool choreography, footwork, and freestyle moves to age-appropriate music in a fun, upbeat environment. Great for dancers that love to move, groove, and bring their own personality to the dance floor!

Progressing Ballet Technique is a specialized training method designed to improve ballet technique through targeted exercises. Using tools like resistance bands and stability balls, PBT helps dancers build core strength, muscle memory, and proper alignment. It supports faster learning, better balance, and injury prevention—making it an excellent complement to regular ballet classes for dancers of all levels.

Pointe is an advanced ballet technique where dancers perform on the tips of their toes using specially designed pointe shoes. These shoes have a reinforced toe box that supports the dancer’s weight, allowing for graceful, extended lines and elevated movements.
Proper training is crucial before starting pointe work to build the necessary strength, balance, and technique to prevent injury. That’s why dancers must be enrolled in ballet and invited into the Pointe program after a careful review by our instructors. This ensures each dancer is physically ready and prepared for the challenges of pointe dancing, making it a safe and rewarding experience.

Lyrical blends ballet and jazz to tell stories through movement. Dancers use expressive choreography and smooth, flowing steps to connect with the lyrics and emotion of the music. It’s graceful, emotional, and perfect for dancers who love to perform with feeling.
Ballet is required to take lyrical, as it builds the strong technique needed for this style.

Contemporary is creative and grounded, combining ballet, modern, and jazz styles. It often includes floorwork, abstract movement, and improvisation. Dancers explore new ways to move, express ideas, and connect body and mind through dance.
Contemporary is recommended for intermediate dancers and up due to the technical and creative skills involved.

This style builds strength, flexibility, and coordination while encouraging creativity and performance skills. Perfect for dancers who love to mix dance with a little bit of daring and fun!

We strongly suggest taking Jazz classes alongside Acro to help develop the dance technique and performance skills that complement the acrobatic elements.

Our Acro instructors are highly trained professionals with extensive experience in both dance and gymnastics. They hold certifications and have studied at reputable schools and companies. Each teacher is passionate about nurturing dancers’ growth in technique, artistry, and confidence, ensuring a safe and inspiring environment for all students.