Dance classes in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Our dance program offers a wide variety of classes. We offer a Preschool Curriculum that is recognized throughout the country as being "perfect for the youngest dance students," it offers a fun and exciting time for young dancers. Reaching into student’s imagination, these classes concentrate on balance, agility, timing, and creativity. In addition to our preschool classes we offer a full program of dance styles such as Jazz, Hip Hop, Lyrical, Tap and Acro that is perfect for both the recreational student and the more serious pre-professional. Our highly qualified staff uses a variety of teaching methods to accommodate the broad range of dance styles we offer. Our dance studios are fully air conditioned and parents are welcome to view the progress of the class.
Ballet West announced its inaugural Summit Festival in Park City, Utah, featuring live performances, a farm-to-table dinner with Ballerina Farm, and a free documentary screening in partnership with Park City Film.
Joburg Ballet announced a fundraising initiative at RMB Latitudes Art Fair, where artist Guy du Toit and Everard Read Gallery donated the first edition of his CYGNETS sculpture to support the company's Pointe Shoe fund.
Tulsa Ballet made its Linbury Theatre debut last night, and the dancers of the company made a strong impression.
What a joy to be in the room with an artist who is such a strong thread in the tapestry of the music industry and art form.
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