World Of Dance

Choreography class is specifically tailored to the routines that the competition team members will be performing, focusing on learning and perfecting their competitive pieces.

Tap technique involves learning intricate footwork and rhythms using tap shoes, emphasizing percussive sounds and musicality, which develops precision and timing.

Jazz technique focuses on developing rhythm, coordination, isolations, and dynamic movements characteristic of jazz dance styles, enhancing overall performance quality and expressiveness.

Ballet technique is a fundamental dance form that emphasizes grace, strength, and control, while pre-pointe prepares dancers for pointe work, building the necessary strength and alignment.

While working with Stacy, she also took classes in Jazz, Tap and Lyrical. From 2005-2007, Brittany was a Senior Company Member of The Dance Theatre of Fayetteville, dancing in productions of Swan Lake and the Nutcracker.

She danced under the direction of Stacy Plotts for 7 years focusing on her Ballet and Pointe technique. While working with Stacy, she also took classes in Jazz, Tap and Lyrical.

In 2009, Lexi joined the teaching staff at the World of Dance and since then has taught our Hip Hop classes, as well as assist with other classes and choreograph for the studio’s competition team, Southern Dance X’treme (SDX).

During her competition career at World of Dance, she competed in all styles of dance, such as ballet, tap, jazz, lyrical, musical theatre and hip-hop. While competing, she was able to attend numerous dance conventions, such as Shock the Intensive and DMI, taking classes from choreographers such as Shane Sparks, NappyTabs and many others.

After graduating from ECU and studying mainly ballet under Joseph Carow and jazz under Alan Arnett, she returned to Fayetteville in 1995, to begin her career as a school and dance teacher. She has been teaching private studios and public schools ever since.

While at NCSA, she would study under the likes of Gina Vidal, Duncan Noble, Frank Smith, Fanchon Cordell and Melissa Hayden. Within the next year, she returned to Fayetteville and joined the competitive dance team at Ann Clark School of Dance as the only ballet competitor on the team.

Shortly after performing with Impulse Dance during their last season of 1987, she began taking a more serious approach to classical ballet and continued her studies with Adriano and Gaetano Welch. In the spring of 1988, she auditioned for North Carolina School of the Arts (NCSA) for ballet and OBC.

During the early 80’s, Stacy added tap, jazz, and modern to her repertoire of classes and in the mid 80’s, she auditioned and began performing with the apprentice company of The Dance Theatre of Fayetteville (TDTF). Within the next two years she began to concentrate her focus on ballet.

At age 10, she began to take Jazz and Lyrical; two years later she auditioned for the competition team at her studio and her passion truly began to grow. She competed in various competitions including, Star Power, Star Quest and Showstoppers. She won many awards with her team and performed at several local festivals, including the Fayetteville Dogwood Festival.

Courtney began dancing in Fayetteville, NC at the age of 3, in a ballet and tap combination class. As she grew, she was asked to participate in a local production of The Nutcracker, which she performed in several times. At age 10, she began to take Jazz and Lyrical; two years later she auditioned for the competition team at her studio and her passion truly began to grow.

Miss Lexi Hip hop and Tap instructor, sdx choreographer, class assistant Courtney began dancing in Fayetteville, NC at the age of 3, in a ballet and tap combination class. As she grew, she was asked to participate in a local production of The Nutcracker, which she performed in several times. At age 10, she began to take Jazz and Lyrical; two years later she auditioned for the competition team at her studio and her passion truly began to grow.

Courtney began dancing in Fayetteville, NC at the age of 3, in a ballet and tap combination class. As she grew, she was asked to participate in a local production of The Nutcracker, which she performed in several times. At age 10, she began to take Jazz and Lyrical; two years later she auditioned for the competition team at her studio and her passion truly began to grow.

We offer a variety of classes in Ballet, Tap, Jazz, Lyrical, Hip Hop and Acro with the winning combination of competitive training in a family friendly atmosphere.

This is a summer camp class for children aged 4-6 years old, focusing on Ballet and Tumble techniques. It is scheduled to run from Tuesday, July 18th to Thursday, July 20th.

This summer camp class is designed for children aged 7-9 years old, covering Jazz dance and Tumble skills. The camp runs from Tuesday, July 18th to Thursday, July 20th.

This summer camp class is for participants aged 10 years and older, focusing on Jazz dance and Tumble techniques. The camp runs from Tuesday, July 18th to Thursday, July 20th.