Stunning Dance Studio

This is a non-competitive dance team ideal for those who enjoy performing but are not yet ready for competitions or have time constraints. It's also suitable for dancers participating purely for enjoyment. Attendance at all mandatory rehearsals and shows is required, which may include local outdoor performances, parades, nursing homes, charity events, and recitals. Participants must attend at least two shows, excluding recitals; additional shows are optional but recommended for performance experience.

For dancers aged 7 and up, this program requires 6+ hours of training weekly. In addition to competitive subjects like jazz, modern/contemporary, lyrical, and hip hop, all Company Dancers must take ballet twice a week, tap, a Company class, and Conditioning (PBT). Acro, pointe, pre-pointe, and extra lyrical or ballet classes are optional but included in the tuition.

This team involves 3 competitions and 2 conventions per year, with optional additional conventions. It also includes performance team shows and a recital. Placement levels can be Intermediate, Competitive, or Advanced.

Dancers aged 6 and up must take Ballet once a week, Tap, Hip Hop, and a Company Class (Jazz Technique/Conditioning), plus a choreography class for their team. Competitive subjects include Jazz/Lyrical, Contemporary, and Hip Hop. Tap is required to enhance musicality for competition scores, though a tap number is not mandatory. Additional classes can be added at a discount.

Dancers aged 9-12 will compete in either Jazz, Ballet, or Tap, based on the instructor's decision regarding group strengths. They will perform 1-2 dances. The curriculum includes one ballet class weekly, a half-hour of Jazz/Tap technique, and a half-hour choreography session with their team to learn and practice competition dances.

Dancers aged 5-6 will compete in either Jazz, Ballet, or Tap, based on the instructor's decision regarding group strengths. They will perform 1-2 dances. The curriculum includes one ballet class weekly, a half-hour of Jazz/Tap technique, and a half-hour choreography session with their team to learn and practice competition dances.

Adult Company members must take ballet at least once a week. To be considered for intermediate levels, dancers must commit to more than 3 hours of dance per week, and for Pro levels, 5 hours or more. Novice level requires 2 hours a week. The genre of dance will be decided as a group after auditions. Rehearsals are weekly and may extend around shows or competitions. Auditions will involve combinations similar to Juniors and Seniors in Jazz and Contemporary.

This dance team focuses on Ballet and requires participation in a Conditioning/Technique/Company Performance class, a ballet technique class, and a ballet team choreography class. This team competes in Ballet performances.

This dance team focuses on Hip Hop and requires participation in a Conditioning/Company Performance Class, a Hip Hop class, and a team class for choreography. This team competes in Hip Hop performances.

Progressing Ballet Technique, also known as PBT for adults and kids/teens. This amazing conditioning program for dancers, athletes, and non-dancers uses matts, balls, and bands. Find out more about what is Progressing Ballet Technique and how it started.