Dance Classes for Adults
Dance Classes for Ages 18-99!
Please see our tuition chart if you and/or your child will take multiple classes per week.
Adult Dance Classes
Our Adult dance classes are the perfect blend of movement, creativity, and fun – whether you’re stepping into the studio for the first time or returning to a lifelong passion. We offer both Tap and Ballet classes designed for all experience levels, so beginners and seasoned dancers alike will feel comfortable and inspired.
Ballet
- Dance Class Attire:
- Women: Any color/style leotard, skirt (optional), and tights, or athletic wear
- Men: Any color/style athletic pants or shorts & t-shirt
- Required Shoes:
- Women: Pink Leather Ballet Shoes
- Men: Black Leather Ballet Shoes
Tap
- Dance Class Attire:
- Women: Any color/style leotard and tights, or athletic wear
- Men: Any color/style athletic pants or shorts & t-shirt
- Required Shoes:
- Black Oxford Tap Shoes
Fees and Policies
Frequently Asked Questions
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