Classes
Seven programs, taught in levels by age and experience. Start with the age guide, or go straight to a style. Every new dancer's first class is free.
Find a class by age
Each row lists the styles with at least one class for that age on this season's schedule. Tap a row to see those classes.
- Ages 2 to 3 Preschool See classes →
- Ages 4 to 5 Preschool See classes →
- Ages 6 to 8 BalletJazz & LyricalHip HopTap See classes →
- Ages 9 to 12 BalletJazz & LyricalHip HopTapCompetition See classes →
- Ages 13 to 17 BalletJazz & LyricalHip HopTapCompetition See classes →
- Adults (17+) Adult See classes →
The programs
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Ages 6 to 17
Ballet
The base under every other style: posture, balance, turns and musicality, taught in small graded levels.
from $74 a month
About Ballet -
Ages 6 to 18
Jazz & Lyrical
Jazz is big, fast and loud. Lyrical is the slow song that makes the audience go quiet. Most dancers want both.
from $62 a month
About Jazz & Lyrical -
Ages 6 to 17
Hip Hop
Grooves, foundations and choreography to clean music, with a freestyle circle at the end that nobody is forced into.
from $62 a month
About Hip Hop -
Ages 2 to 5
Preschool Dance
Short, joyful classes built for small bodies and short attention spans, taught by a trained early childhood educator.
from $52 a month
About Preschool Dance -
Ages 9 to 18
Competition Team
For dancers who want more stage time and more training. We compete to grow, and we tell you every cost before you say yes.
from $310 a month
About Competition Team -
Ages 17 and up
Adult Classes
Real beginner classes for grown-ups. Ballet, tap, jazz, hip hop and stretch, with nobody watching from the lobby.
from $20 a class
About Adult Classes -
Book a free trial
Still deciding?
Let the trial class decide
Tell us your dancer's age and experience and we suggest a class. After the trial the teacher tells you if another level fits better, and switching in the first month is free.
How levels work
- 1 Placed by age and experience We suggest a level from the age and experience you give us. Nobody tests a six-year-old.
- 2 Checked after the trial The teacher watches the trial class and tells you if another level fits better.
- 3 Moved up when ready Dancers move up in September or January when their teacher says so, not by birthday.
- 4 Progress in writing Every dancer gets a short written progress note in January and June.
Take the next step
Your first class is free in any style that fits your dancer's age. Pick a time from the real schedule and we will save the spot.