Dance classes in Webster Groves, Missouri
SkyStone Conservatory of the Arts is an arts school in the St. Louis area, currently teaching in Webster Groves, offering dance alongside visual art. Dance is described as the cornerstone of the school, with all classes grounded in ballet, jazz and modern technique. Two tracks are offered: a Discovery/Explorer path meeting once a week, and the SkyStone Performing Ensemble, a touring company for ages 8 and up with Junior, Apprentice, Company 2 and Company 1 levels. Pre-school Dance Discovery begins at age 3 with class sizes capped for individual attention. The school states it does not use class contracts or take part in dance competitions, accepts dancers of any ability, and presents two mainstage productions a year, the Endless Forest Nutcracker and a summer recital.
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