Amber's House of Dance

The All Star and House of Sound programs completes their year in late May with a special Encore Performance benefiting the Humane Society of Alamance County. Dancers collect dog and cat food for a few weeks before their Sunday afternoon show; most times collecting over 1,000 pounds of food. Many furry friends benefit from this very special program.

The All Star program was created to give dancers the opportunity to expand their dance education through various workshops and to showcase their talents at competitions and conventions. Over the years AHOD dancers have received college scholarships; receiving benefits of $10,000/year, trained in New York, majored and minored in dance, participated in the Disney College Program, performed throughout the United States and have participated on dance teams at:

The All Star program was created to give dancers the opportunity to expand their dance education through various workshops and to showcase their talents at competitions and conventions. Over the years AHOD dancers have received college scholarships; receiving benefits of $10,000/year, trained in New York, majored and minored in dance, participated in the Disney College Program, performed throughout the United States and have participated on dance teams at:

For the beginner or less experienced dancer, technique classes will basically teach the student how to use their body to enhance dance moves. Proper pointing of the toes, arm placement, and leg extensions, plus leaps and turns are only a few of the basics that are taught. The more experienced dancers find technique classes provide constant reminders of the importance of strengthening themselves and keeping their bodies in good physical condition while perfecting and enhancing their skills.

A one hour weekly training session that focuses on developing physical strength, flexibility, balance and coordination through a variety of acrobatic movements and techniques. Skills dancers will work on are tumbling, flips, cartwheels, forward and backward rolls, handstands, round-offs, aerials, etc.

Whether a beginner or continuing from prior dance classes, this weekly first grade program helps to provide a solid foundation before the student enters the second grade.

Each week Kindergarten students are given instruction in tap and ballet. Proper technique is essential at AHOD and is stressed as they begin this program.

An advancement of the above for four year old (by 8/31) children. This creative dance experience guides young dancers as they prepare to enter the world of dance.

A creative movement program for three year old (by 8/31) boys and girls focusing on motor skill development. An educational but fun experience guides young dancers to reach their full potential. Basic beginner ballet movements are used along with audio instructions (while interacting with the teacher) promoting proper listening skills. Students also learn to become a team member by their participation with other classmates; many times developing long lasting relationships.