The Dance Pointe

At our South Tulsa location, we offer a wide variety of dance programs including ballet, pointe, jazz, hip hop, tumbling, musical theatre, silks, and competition teams. Each program is tailored to specific ages and experience levels, ensuring every dancer finds the perfect fit and room to grow.

Attire varies by program: Ballet: Leotard, tights, and ballet shoes Jazz: Form-fitting dancewear and jazz shoes Hip Hop: Comfortable activewear and clean sneakers Tumbling: Fitted clothing for safety and flexibility Musical Theatre: Comfortable attire with jazz or ballet shoes. Full attire guidelines are outlined in our Starter Kit, which is also available in the Parent Portal for easy access.

At our South Tulsa location, we offer a wide variety of dance programs including ballet, pointe, jazz, hip hop, tumbling, musical theatre, silks, and competition teams. Each program is tailored to specific ages and experience levels, ensuring every dancer finds the perfect fit and room to grow.

We welcome children as young as 1 year old through our Mommy and Me program, which focuses on creative movement and bonding through dance. As they grow, children can transition into our preschool programs starting at age 3, where they build rhythm, coordination, and confidence. From there, students can progress through structured levels in ballet, jazz, hip hop, tumbling, and musical theatre.

Do you hear Broadway calling your name? Whether you’re brand new to the stage or a seasoned performer, we have a place for you! South Tulsa Children’s Ballet & Theatre offers exciting opportunities for all experience levels. Each summer, we produce a high-quality, professional-style musical—and we now offer a spring musical as well! Don’t miss your chance to shine and be part of Tulsa’s vibrant performing arts community.

Aerial classes, including silks and Lyra, involve learning acrobatic techniques using suspended apparatuses such as long fabric or a hoop. Students practice climbing, wrapping, and forming poses while elevated in the air, building strength, flexibility, and coordination.

As they grow, children can transition into our preschool programs starting at age 3, where they build rhythm, coordination, and confidence.

We welcome children as young as 1 year old through our Mommy and Me program, which focuses on creative movement and bonding through dance.

Students will work on strength, flexibility, control and endurance to safely execute tumbling and tricks for dance. Building the physical foundation for successful tumbling. Developing body awareness and control. Learning how to safely execute advanced tumbling skills.

Competition teams offer advanced dancers the opportunity to train and perform at a competitive level. These teams participate in regional competitions, showcasing their skills in solos, duets, and group routines. They focus on rigorous training, choreography, and performance artistry.

Musical Theatre/Vocal classes combine singing, acting, and dancing to prepare students for stage performances. This program develops vocal technique, stage presence, and interpretative skills, enabling students to embody characters and deliver compelling performances. It's ideal for aspiring performers in the performing arts.

Aerial silks, also known as fabric, is a unique discipline where dancers perform breathtaking routines suspended from a suspended fabric. This art form requires immense upper body strength, flexibility, and aerial awareness. It blends dance, gymnastics, and circus arts for a captivating performance.

Tumbling classes focus on developing acrobatic skills and body control, often incorporating elements of gymnastics. This program builds strength, coordination, and flexibility through exercises like flips, rolls, and handstands. Dancers wear fitted clothing for safety and ease of movement.

The demi-pointe program is designed for students working towards pointe work, focusing on building the necessary strength and technique. Approval from Ms. Farry is required for both demi-pointe and pointe programs. The emphasis is on safety, proper footwork, and gradual progression to advanced pointe techniques.

This specialized class focuses on the technical execution of leaps and turns, crucial elements in ballet and other dance forms. It emphasizes building strength, flexibility, and control to achieve higher jumps and more complex pirouettes. Proper technique and alignment are key to preventing injuries and enhancing performance.

A combo class typically blends multiple dance styles, such as ballet and tap, or jazz and hip hop, within a single session. This format is often ideal for younger dancers or those who want to explore various genres. It helps build foundational skills and exposure to different movement vocabularies.

Hip Hop dance is a dynamic and expressive street dance style that originated in the 1970s. It encompasses a wide range of movements, including breaking, popping, and locking, often performed to hip hop music. Dancers wear comfortable activewear and clean sneakers, focusing on style, rhythm, and energy.

Tap dance is a percussive style of dance where dancers wear shoes fitted with metal taps to create rhythmic sounds. It involves intricate footwork and coordination, emphasizing musicality and rhythm. Students engage in learning various rhythms and patterns, contributing to the percussive ensemble.

Jazz dance is a vibrant and energetic style characterized by syncopation, improvisation, and isolations. It often incorporates elements from various dance forms and emphasizes sharp, dynamic movements. Students typically wear form-fitting dancewear and jazz shoes, focusing on rhythm, style, and performance.

Ballet is a classical form of dance that involves a strict set of techniques and movements. It is often considered the foundation for many other dance styles and requires significant discipline, grace, and precision to master. Dancers typically wear leotards, tights, and ballet shoes for this program, focusing on developing core strength and elegant execution.

A technique-only class (no dance concert performance); dancers will work on skills for current and new turns, leaps and jumps. This technique class will push students to perfect and learn new skills.

Our Combo Class introduces young dancers to two or three foundational styles: ballet, tap, or jazz. By rotating through each, students build coordination, rhythm, and flexibility while discovering which style they enjoy most. This program is designed for families who want a fun, beginner-friendly program to spark confidence and creativity.

Our Hip Hop Program in South Tulsa is all about energy, rhythm, and self-expression. Students learn dynamic choreography inspired by hip hop culture, focusing on groove, musicality, and personal style. This program is perfect for dancers who want to stay active, gain confidence, and have fun while developing strong dance technique.

Our Tap Dance Program brings energy and rhythm to life. Using metal-tipped shoes, dancers learn to create percussive sounds, sync with music, and develop precise footwork. Tap is perfect for building timing, coordination, and confidence—while keeping classes fun and dynamic.

Our Jazz Dance Program is designed for dancers who want to combine technique, energy, and creativity. With a focus on turns, leaps, progressions, and musicality, Jazz develops both technical skill and expressive freedom — making it one of the most versatile styles for stage, theatre, and performance.

Ballet is the foundation of all dance styles. We will focus on barre and center work, with an emphasis on terminology, technique and classical artistry. Our teachers will combine the primary schools of ballet, Russian (Vaganova), French, Italian (Cecchetti) and English (Royal Academy of Dance).

Join our competitive dance teams! We compete regionally each year, with small & large groups, as well as solos, duos and trios. Contact us for more information on the audition process!

Students learn proper breathing, vocal exercises to strengthen their range and control, and methods for interpreting and expressing songs.

An aerial silks class involves learning acrobatic techniques using long pieces of fabric suspended from the ceiling. Students practice climbing, wrapping, and creating shapes while suspended in the air.

Students will work on strength, flexibility, control and endurance to safely execute tumbling and tricks for dance.

These beginning classes blend various styles of dance into one class (tap, ballet, jazz) so students have a well-rounded introduction to dance styles.

Students learn dynamic choreography influenced by hip hop culture, focusing on rhythm, groove, and individual expression.

A tap class is a dynamic dance experience where students learn to create rhythmic patterns using metal-tipped shoes. There is a focus on technique and musicality.

A high energy class focused on technique, musicality and choreography. The class will combine turns, leaps and progressions while incorporating different stylistic techniques.

We are proud to offer a demi-pointe program for students working toward Pointe. Approval from Ms. Farry is required for both programs.