CLASSES WE OFFER

Ballet is a classical dance form known for its grace, precision, and technical rigor. Originating in the Italian Renaissance and later refined in France and Russia, ballet emphasizes fluid, expressive movements, including jumps, turns, and poses. Dancers combine strength, flexibility, and elegance, making ballet not only a visual art form but also a showcase of athleticism. With its rich tradition and storytelling through movement, ballet remains a cornerstone of both classical and contemporary dance.

Tap dance is a lively and rhythmic form of dance where performers use their feet as percussion instruments by striking the floor with metal plates attached to their shoes. It blends intricate footwork with syncopated rhythms, often incorporating jazz, blues, or other musical styles. Tap dancers create sound patterns that complement the music or stand alone as a form of musical expression, making it both a visual and auditory experience. It requires precision, timing, and a strong sense of rhythm, and can range from fast, energetic steps to slower, more intricate footwork.

Modern Jazz dance is a dynamic and expressive style that blends elements of traditional jazz with contemporary movements. It emphasizes rhythm, fluidity, and precision. Characterized by its versatility, Modern Jazz allows for both smooth, flowing transitions and sharp, angular accents, making it a highly versatile and adaptable form of dance that often reflects the mood of the music. With roots in African-American dance traditions, Modern Jazz continues to evolve, embracing influences from hip-hop, contemporary, and classical ballet.

Acro Dance is a unique blend of dance and acrobatics, combining the fluidity and artistry of dance with the strength, flexibility, and precision of acrobatic movements. It emphasizes balance, strength, and agility, incorporating gymnastic elements such as handstands, flips, and contortion alongside traditional dance steps. Acro Dance is known for its athleticism and grace, requiring dancers to seamlessly transition between dynamic tumbling and expressive choreography. This style is popular for its ability to captivate audiences with its impressive feats and elegant flow.