Adult/ Teen Beginner/ Intermediate Ballet Mondays at 7:30-8:30pm
October 20 - December 21
Holidays: No class November 24-30 (Thanksgiving Break)
Registration required, repeatable. One class per week.
Adult Ballet: Beginner/Intermediate ballet is for dancers who have had 6 months to a year of ballet and are ready to progress further in their training.
Ballet is a great physical activity that involves cardio, stretching, concentration, music, and memory. It burns calories, lengthens and strengthens muscles and contributes to an all-around sense of well-being.
This is an engaging, upbeat, thoughtful class that challenges without frustrating the students while focusing on helping them adjust their technical placement and posture for better strength and control.
Ballet originated in the Italian renaissance courts of the 15th century, where elite members of society were treated to a spectacle of dance and music. Transitioning from the court, to the opera, and then to the stage by the late 18th century, ballet began to stand on its own as an art form. By the 19th century, ballet began to look like what we see today; dancers in pointe shoes, narrative storylines, and ethereal athleticism. Ballet is a classical style of dance that is characterized by graceful movement, balance and symmetry, precision of movement, and a codified classical technique.
DRESS CODE
Comfortable, form-fitting attire. Ballet shoes are best, but socks will do.
One class per week. Registration required.
Adult Intermediate Ballet Thursdays 6:30-7:45pm
Start date: October 23
End date: December 21 (8 weeks)
No class dates: November 24-30 (Thanksgiving)
Registration required, repeatable. One class per week.
Adult Ballet: Beginner is for absolute beginners who have never had any ballet training before and want to learn. No experience needed!
Ballet is a great physical activity that involves cardio, stretching, concentration, music, and memory. It burns calories, lengthens and strengthens muscles and contributes to an all-around sense of well-being.
This is an engaging, upbeat, thoughtful class that challenges without frustrating the students while focusing on helping them adjust their technical placement and posture for better strength and control.
Ballet originated in the Italian renaissance courts of the 15th century, where elite members of society were treated to a spectacle of dance and music. Transitioning from the court, to the opera, and then to the stage by the late 18th century, ballet began to stand on its own as an art form. By the 19th century, ballet began to look like what we see today; dancers in pointe shoes, narrative storylines, and ethereal athleticism. Ballet is a classical style of dance that is characterized by graceful movement, balance and symmetry, precision of movement, and a codified classical technique.
DRESS CODE
Comfortable, form-fitting attire. Ballet shoes are best, but socks will do.
One class per week. Registration required.
Wednesdays at 6:45-7:45
Session Dates: November 4th - December 16th
No Class Dates: November 24-30 (Thanksgiving Break)
Modern teaches the foundations of the modern dance technique, from standing exercises floor work and across the floor from the various styles of modern dance. This class is great for those who are beginners or have an intermediate level of experience.
DRESS CODE: Moveable clothing and bare feet.
Registration required, repeatable. One class per week
Adult Broadway Hotties Sundays 1-2pm Session 4
Start date: November 23
End date: December 21 (4 weeks)
No class dates: November 24 - 30 (Thanksgiving)
Broadway Hotties (Adults – All Levels)
We will be learning choreography inspired by shows from a professional Broadway show choreographer and dancer, Mollyanne! The fourth session will be Chicago!
Step into the spotlight in this high-energy Broadway Jazz class
designed just for adults! Whether you're a seasoned dancer or
trying jazz for the first time, this class blends the dynamic flair
of Broadway-style choreography with targeted stretching and
strengthening exercises to build flexibility, stamina, and
confidence.
Expect a fun and supportive environment where you’ll warm up with
full-body conditioning, dive into classic jazz technique, and
finish with show-stopping combos inspired by musical theatre
greats. Bring your inner performer—no specific shoes required, just
a love for movement and a flair for the dramatic!
DRESS CODE: Moveable clothing
Registration required, repeatable. One class per week
Adult Tap 2 Mondays at 6:30pm
October 20 - December 21
Holidays: November 24-30 (Thanksgiving Break)
Registration required, repeatable. One class per week.
Adult Tap 2 is a continuation class from Tap 1.
Tap dance is simultaneously music and movement. This class draws on a diversity of approaches to integrating the basic fundamentals of these two elements. The emphasis will be on establishing a strong technical foundation of vocabulary, execution, clarity, and time.
Through warm-up exercises, improvisation, and choreography, students will learn how to shift weight, execute motions efficiently, recognize styles of music, and express rhythm through sound and movement.
Tap originated in the early 19th century from African-American and Irish dance forms. As enslaved peoples had traditional African percussion instruments taken from them, they created rhythmic dances with percussive sounds to maintain their traditions. This style merged with wooden clog dancing brought to America by Irish immigrants, and thus the art of Tap dancing was born. 20th century Tap was pivotal in American culture, ranging from Vaudeville acts and the Harlem Renaissance, all the way to Hollywood and Broadway. Tap dancing is characterized by shoes with metal on the toes and heel that create the percussive sounds highlighted by the rhythmic motions of the feet.
DRESS CODE
Comfortable clothing required and tap shoes.