Acting

Designed to cover a broad range of dramatic arts techniques such as improvisation, sketch development, forms of self-expression, character/playscript analysis and auditioning. Read More

Improv

Designed to teach students a form of theatre in which the actors (“players”) use improvisational acting techniques, called “games,” to create impromptu scenes and characters based on minimal suggestions. Read More

Voice

Designed to teach students how to recognize melody, tempo and pitch in music and how to reproduce a musical selection using all these elements together in a performance while developing control.

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Tap

From its roots in African rhythms, tap became a very popular form of dance characterized by tapping sounds created from metal plates that are attached to both the ball and heel of a dancer’s shoe. Read More

Ballet

This classical dance style, invented and popularized by Louis IVX of France, uses formalized steps and gestures set in intricate, flowing patterns to create expression through movement. Read More

Jazz

Born in early America from various musical traditions, including European and African roots, this style of dance has evolved into many styles, but most popularly done to pop music.

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Hip Hop

A “street” style of dance often seen in music videos, it is a less technical and more high-energy style of dance that is done wearing street clothes and sneakers. Read More

Acro (Tumbling)

Focusing on the tumbling, aerial flips and tricks that may be incorporated in performances of all types, Acro is a great intro to being more flexible and enhancing your performance styles. Read More

Belly Dancing

This is a traditional form of dance from the Middle East, characterized by movements of the abdominal muscles and hips. Read More