CLASSES
The Academy offers the best experience in performing arts education, including Musical Theatre Productions, Musical Theatre Training, Dance for Musical Theatre, Group Voice for Musical Theatre, and Ballet.
For all of these classes, please make sure to check out the Important Dates page to see extra rehearsals, performance dates, and more!
And, if you want to know more about the awesome Instructors who’ll be working with you, see our Instructors page.
MUSICAL THEATRE PRODUCTION CLASSES ARE NOW AUDITIONED!
We’re so excited to announce that CenterPoint Academy’s Musical Theatre Productions classes are now audition-based, and that Auditions are open to every young person in the community!
These Auditions are for everybody who wants to participate in our Musical Theatre Productions classes for 2023-2024, including Elementary (3rd-6th Graders), Juniors (7th-8th Graders), and High School (9th-12th Graders). Auditions will be separate for each age group, and you can see the schedule for each below.
For years, we’ve experienced great demand for our Musical Theatre Productions classes, to the extent that wait lists for some age groups have been over 100 students long. Because of this demand and the success of our programs, lots and lots of young people who want to participate in Academy Musical Theatre productions haven’t ever had the opportunity.
So, in an effort to ensure that all interested kids in our community have an opportunity to be here, we’ve decided to hold Auditions to fill our Musical Theatre Productions classes. Our objective is simply to make sure that every interested kid in the community has an opportunity to be seen and be involved at the Academy.
Please note that these Auditions apply only to our Musical Theatre Productions classes, and all other classes in the Academy remain open enrollment – including Dance for Musical Theatre, Group Voice, Auditioning, Acting for the Stage, Backstage, Ballet, Performing Arts, and Sing, Act, Play. We also have four auditioned shows throughout the year that are open to all young people in the community. We strongly encourage all students, both those who are in Musical Theatre Productions classes and those who aren’t, to participate in as many Academy classes as their schedule and interest will allow!
We love our Academy families and students. We’re so grateful for every single person involved here. Auditioning is a basic skill necessary to participate in Musical Theatre at basically every level. So, for any current students concerned about this Audition process, just understand that auditioning mostly requires the bravery/investment of simply trying, and it’s just something that we do! Just come and do your best! We know you, we love you, and we’re cheering for you!
We know there are lots of questions about this Auditions process, so here’s an FAQ to try address many of them:
Who are Auditions for?
Everybody, everybody, everybody!!!
The whole point of this is that we want EVERYBODY who is interested to come to Audition. These aren’t just for future Broadway stars (although we certainly want them too!) and they aren’t meant to intimidate you or stress you out. If you have ever been involved in Academy classes, or if you’ve ever wanted to be, or if you’ve been stuck on our waitlists, or if you’ve taken classes or been in shows somewhere else and want to be involved in the rad stuff we do, or if you’ve never been in theatre at all but want to check it out, or if you just want a really cool place to meet incredible people and have awesome social times, then these auditions are for you.
Auditions are for EVERYBODY!
What’s the process for the Audition?
Registration for all Academy classes opens on May 15th, and the window to register for an Audition is May 15th-May 22nd.
So, between May 15th and May 22nd, you’ll need to register on Jackrabbit for one of the following:
- Musical Theatre Production for Elementary (3rd-6th Grade)
- Musical Theatre Production for Juniors (7th-8th Grade)
- Musical Theatre Production for High School (9th-12th Grade)
Once you’re registered, you’ll receive an email with a link to signup for a specific Audition time and any other paperwork or information you’ll need.
When will the Audition take place?
After you Register on Jackrabbit, you’ll receive an email to schedule a time for your initial audition on one of the following dates:
Elementary:
- Auditions: June 5-8
- Callbacks: June 9-10
Juniors:
- Auditions: June 12-15
- Callbacks: June 16-17
High School:
- Auditions: May 23 & May 27
- Callbacks: May 30-31
Not everyone who auditions will be called back. If you are called back, it will be for about an hour on one of the callback dates for your age group.
What will I need to prepare for the Audition?
You’ll receive detailed information from the Production Team for your age group once you Register on Jackrabbit, but in general the initial audition will be a song you prepare, a little movement/choreography that you learn, and a monologue or joke.
You’ll also want to start preparing a theatre resume (even if it’s super simple), a headshot or photo of you, and be sure to complete the paperwork that you’ll be sent.
We’ll make sure you have all the direction and help you need.
What shows will Musical Theatre Productions students be involved in?
Each age group (Elementary, Juniors, High School) will put up a musical revue and a musical.
Elementary Classes will perform On Broadway (a revue) and Finding Nemo Jr!
Juniors will perform Oz (a revue) and Addams Family!
High School will perform Golden (a revue) and Big Fish!
How will Auditions be judged?
There are a lot of factors that we plan to consider as we fill each class, including:
- The quality of your vocal audition
- The quality of your dance audition
- How willing you are to try new things
- Your history and past participation in the Academy
- Your history and past participation in other theatrical opportunities
- Your reliability and dependability
- Your attitude and commitment
- Your ability to work well on a team and be selfless
- Your “fit” with others in your class, based on the shows that your class will do
- Your kindness
These Auditions aren’t about who is going to be the next Broadway star (but those are welcome too, for sure!). They’re about giving everybody an opportunity, and about demonstrating your commitment and interest and castability by being prepared, by doing your best, and by going through the process.
The Audition dates don’t work for me. What should I do?
Still get registered for your class Audition on Jackrabbit, and the Production Team will be in touch and can work with you for alternate times or a video audition.
I want to be in a class with my friends or family. How can this happen?
On your audition paperwork, you’ll be able to select the Sessions that work for you, and which dates/times work best for your schedule. We understand how important the social aspect of the Academy is, and how much you value your friendships, and we’ll do everything humanly possible to make sure you’re where you want to be!
What if I’m not selected for a Musical Theatre Productions class?
We have a fantastic curriculum at the Academy, and a full slate of classes that are open enrollment and require no audition. This includes Dance for Musical Theatre, Group Voice, Auditioning, Acting for the State, Backstage, Ballet, Performing Arts, and Sing, Act, Play. These classes are for everybody, both those in the Musical Theatre productions classes, and those who aren’t, and we’re sure you’ll have an awesome experience with any of these you choose.
We also have four other auditioned productions throughout the year that are open to all youth in the community.
For those who aren’t put into a Musical Theatre Productions class, we’ll still have a wait list, and we anticipate that spots will open throughout the year, just as they do now, which we’ll fill from the wait lists.
I still have questions or concerns. What should I do?
Email us at academy@cptutah.org. We are always interested in your questions and concerns, and we look forward to any opportunity to touch base!
MUSICAL THEATRE PRODUCTION
All the world’s a stage, and students in our Musical Theatre Production classes become more skilled and confident players as they learn the fundamentals of musical theatre, taught by some of the best working professionals around.
Students in 3rd-12th grade (divided by age groups) develop a broad range of Musical Theatre skills, including acting, singing, dancing, character development, production design, and much more in weekly classes. To culminate the class experience, students share what they learn in productions in the Leishman Hall and on the Barlow Mainstage at CenterPoint Theatre.
Please note that in addition to regular class times, there will some Friday and/or Saturday rehearsals. The dates for these can be found on the Important Dates link at the top of this page, or in the Menu. You’ll also receive a schedule for your specific class once you are registered.
Attendance at tech and dress rehearsals and all performances is mandatory, in order for your child to participate in the class. These dates are also available on the Important Dates page. Please double check these dates to ensure your availability BEFORE you register for a specific session.
Musical Theatre Production for High School (9TH-12TH GRADE)
Students in 9th-12th grade explore a broad range of musical theater skills, including acting, singing, dancing, character development, production design, and much more in weekly classes. To culminate the class experience, students share what they learn in two productions – a Musical Revue in October and a Musical in February or March. They also perform in the Academy Showcase on the Barlow Mainstage in May.
Session 11 Tuesdays 3:45-5:45
Performance Dates: Fall Revue, October 12-14; Spring Musical, February 22, 26, 28, March 1, 4, 6
Session 12 Tuesdays 4:45-6:45
Performance Dates: Fall Revue, October 12-14; Spring Musical, February 23, 27, 29, March 2, 5
Session 13 Wednesdays 3:45-5:45
Performance Dates: Fall Revue, October 5-7; Spring Musical, March 15, 16, 19, 21, 23, 25
Session 14 Wednesdays 4:45-6:45
Performance Dates: Fall Revue, October 5-7; Spring Musical, March 16, 18, 20, 22, 23, 26
Instructors: Danny Inkley, Bailee DeYoung, Tara Wardle, Kristina Boler.
Cost: $90 + $60 Materials fee + $15 Costume fee.
Size: 30-35
Ages: 9th-12th grade
Musical Theatre Production for Juniors (7TH-8TH GRADE)
Students in 7th-8th grade explore a broad range of musical theater skills, including acting, singing, dancing, character development, production design, and much more in weekly classes. To culminate the class experience, students share what they learn in two productions – a Musical in January and February and a musical revue on the CPT Mainstage in May. They also perform in the Academy Showcase on the Barlow Mainstage in May.
Session 7 Wednesdays 3:45-5:45
Performance Dates: Musical, January 25-27; Spring Revue, May 2, 4
Session 8 Wednesdays 4:45-6:45
Performance Dates: Musical, February 1-3; Spring Revue, May 2, 4
Session 9 Thursdays 3:45-5:45
Performance Dates: Musical, January 11-13; Spring Revue, May 3, 4
Session 10 Thursdays 4:45-6:45
Performance Dates: Musical, January 18-20; Spring Revue, May 3, 4
Instructors: Kristin Callor, Addison Welch, Angie Call, Annie Ferrin.
Cost: $90 + $60 Materials fee + $15 Costume fee.
Size: 30-35
Ages: 7th-8th grade
Musical Theatre Production for Elementary (3RD-6TH GRADE)
Students in 3rd – 6th grade explore a broad range of musical theater skills, including acting, singing, dancing, character development, production design, and much more in weekly classes. To culminate the class experience, students share what they learn in two productions – a Musical Revue in October or November and a Musical in April or May. They also perform in the Academy Showcase on the Barlow Mainstage in May.
Session 1 Mondays 3:45-5:15
Performance Dates: Fall Revue, November 9-11; Spring Musical, May 9-11
Session 2 Mondays 5:30-7:00
Performance Dates: Fall Revue, November 9-11; Spring Musical, May 16-18
Session 3 Tuesdays 3:45-5:15
Performance Dates: Fall Revue, November 2-4; Spring Musical, April 25-27
Session 4 Tuesdays 5:30-7:00
Performance Dates: Fall Revue, November 2-4; Spring Musical, May 2-4
Session 5 Friday 2:00-3:30
Performance Dates: Fall Revue, October 25-27; Spring Musical, April 11-13
Session 6 Friday 3:45-5:15
Performance Dates: Fall Revue, October 25-27; Spring Musical, April 18-20
Instructors: Megan Call, Dylan Watson, Brooke Liljenquist, Sal Duncan, Mady Cook.
Cost $90 + $60 Materials fee + $15 Costume fee.
Size: 30-35.
Ages: 3rd-6th grade.
Performing Arts (1ST-2ND Grade)
Through engaging activities that include storytelling, music, stage movement, and creating characters, students explore the foundations and techniques of effective performance in this class designed to give first and second grade students a foundation in the performing arts. The students participate in two in-class performances during the year to round out the meaningful learning experience.
Day and time: Thursdays 4:45-5:45 or 5:45-6:45.
Cost: $65 + $60 Materials fee + $15 Costume fee.
Instructors: Jessica Moon and Ann Bradley.
Class Size: 10-15.
Ages: 1st-2nd Grade.
Performance Dates: October 26, January 11, March 28.
Sing, Act, Play (Ages 4-5)
Sing, Act, Play offers young students ages 4 through kindergarten an engaging introduction to theatre through drama, music, movement, and visual art. Twice a year, students share what they learn in in-class performances.
Day and time: Thursdays 4:00-4:45.
Cost: $65 + $60 Materials fee + $15 Costume fee.
Instructors: Jessica Moon and Ann Bradley.
Class Size: 10-15.
Ages: 4 years old – Kindergarten.
Performance Dates: October 26, January 11, March 28.
MUSICAL THEATRE TRAINING
Our Musical Theatre training classes are designed as supplements to your participation in Musical Theatre Productions classes, or as stand-alone classes. Your involvement in these classes will help you level up in your knowledge, skills, confidence, and competence as a musical theatre performer.
Musical Theatre Auditioning (GRADES 7TH-12TH)
This is one we hear about all the time, and we’re so excited to offer it. Want to get better at auditioning? This is for you! Nail every audition with the best training around in our Auditions class! This class will focus on learning and perfecting the skills needed to feel confident at a musical theater audition. We will cover everything; creating a resume, headshots, building your audition songbook, making an audition cut, performing your audition piece, nailing readings and monologues and everything in between. You’ll come out of this class prepared with everything you need to maximize your opportunities in your next audition, and with the skills to tackle all the auditions in your future.
This is a 16-week course, offered once in Fall.
Instructors: Jana Plowman and Margaret Simon
Fridays 5:30-6:30 PM; Sep 8-Dec 15
Cost: $65 monthly tuition; $60 materials fee:
Final Performance on the last day of each Session.
Backstage! (Ages 14-18)
Backstage lets you get your hands on all areas of Musical Theatre by working on the actual Mainstage and Academy shows at CenterPoint Theatre, directly with the professional staff that make the shows happen!
You don’t need any experience at all to take the class. We’ll provide the instruction and experience at whatever level you bring, and you’ll end up being proficient in all the areas of theatre that make a show happen.
You’ll get a chance to work on set design and construction, lighting design, sound design, building props, sewing costumes, and creating awesome theater magic. Every week you will work on the backstage elements of CenterPoint’s Mainstage productions and CenterPoint Academy’s productions, getting real hands-on experience with working professionals. Safety equipment and supervision will always be provided and closed-toed shoes are always required.
Students from this class will be considered first for paid employment for technical staffing needs on Academy and Mainstage shows (must be 16 or older to apply) and will also gain the skills to be employed in other theaters.
Instructors: Jana Plowman, Derek Walden, Truxton Moulton, Silas Stott, Cynthia Klumpp, Tammis Boam.
Cost: $90 monthly tuition; $60 materials fee; $15 costume fee.
Mondays 4:30-6:00.
Acting for The Stage (Ages 12-18)
A class where you can focus on acting for the stage. Acting and only acting. Designed to strengthen your acting chops for all your theatre endeavors – musical theatre, plays, and anything else. Acting is the one thing that pulls all of theater together. Singing, dancing, monologues, scenes, musicals, straight plays… All of it needs the basic skill of acting. In this class you’ll learn the best way to analyze and break down a script. You’ll learn the process of dissecting and creating a character. You’ll gain confidence and understanding in your acting abilities through working and performing monologues and scenes. You’ll develop the approach for acting that works best for you. This is the perfect class for anyone who wants to push their stage acting abilities to the next level.
Fridays, 4:30-5:30
Instructors: Jana Plowman and Margaret Simon
Cost: $65 monthly tuition; $60 materials fee; $15 costume fee.
Two performances – a One-Act Festival in December and a Line Play in May.
Performance Dates for Acting for the Stage: December 15, May 21-23
Auditioned Shows
The Academy is producing four Auditioned Shows in 2023-2024: Tuck Everlasting, Beetlejuice Jr, Evita (Staged Concert), and Phantom of the Opera (Staged Concert).
These shows will be audition-based, meaning that not everyone who auditions will be cast. Auditions for these shows are open to the general public, not just current Academy students. And while these are open to the general public, these shows are designed to supplement, but not replace, your weekly Musical Theatre classes. Casting decisions are at the sole discretion of each production team, and there’s no guarantee of being cast in any specific show. We expect there to be great turnout for these auditions, and it’s impossible to foresee what casts will look like. We recommend you see these as great opportunities, but not to plan your year around just these shows.
$200 one-time tuition, charged only to those cast in each show following Auditions.
DANCE
Dance for Musical Theatre
Our awesome dance offering with a musical-theatre focus provides the best training in the types of dance you’ll most frequently use in musicals, and we think you’ll love it! Classes will be taught in age groups that match our Musical Theatre Productions class ages. Our fantastic instructor, Danica Davies, will focus on movement for musical theatre, improving your skills and making you a more rounded, more castable performer. Juniors and High School students have two options, based on ability level – Level 1 is for beginners, and Level 2 is for Intermediate/Advanced. Sign up for what you think best fits, and we’ll make sure your level is correct during the first couple weeks of class!
Cost: $65 monthly tuition; $50 materials fee; Costume fee – $60 for child size and $70 for adult size.
Instructor: Danica Davies
MUSICAL THEATRE DANCE FOR ELEMENTARY (3RD-6TH GRADE) – Wednesday, 4:45-5:45 PM
MUSICAL THEATRE DANCE FOR JUNIORS, LEVEL 1 (7TH-8TH GRADE) – Wednesdays, 3:45-4:45 PM
MUSICAL THEATRE DANCE FOR JUNIORS, LEVEL 2 (7TH-8TH GRADE) – Thursdays, 6:00-7:00 PM
MUSICAL THEATRE DANCE FOR HIGH SCHOOL, LEVEL 1 (9TH -12TH GRADE) – Wednesdays, 5:45-6:45 PM
MUSICAL THEATRE DANCE FOR HIGH SCHOOL, LEVEL 2 (9TH -12TH GRADE) – Thursdays, 5:00-6:00 PM
***PLEASE NOTE THAT JUNIORS LEVEL 2 AND HIGH SCHOOL LEVEL 2 REQUIRE INSTRUCTOR APPROVAL TO CONTINUE AFTER THE FIRST TWO WEEKS OF CLASS! STUDENTS NOT YET AT THAT LEVEL WILL BE WELCOMED INTO THE LEVEL 1 CLASSES***
Performance Dates for all Dance for Musical Theatre Classes:
Elementary, Juniors Level 1, Juniors Level 2, High School Level 1: December 13
Juniors Level 2, High School Level 2: December 14
All Classes: May 11
VOICE
Group Voice for Musical Theatre
In the Group Voice for Musical Theatre class, students learn the basics of vocal production and performance in a group setting, including pitch, breathing and tone. Students perform in two recitals – one in November and one in May. They so perform in the Academy Showcase on the Barlow Mainstage in May.
Instructors: Mailee Halpin and Ami Swallow.
Cost: $65 monthly tuition; $60 Materials fee + $15 Costume fee.
GROUP VOICE FOR MUSICAL THEATRE (6-8 YEAR OLDS) – Tuesdays, 3:45-4:45 PM
GROUP VOICE FOR MUSICAL THEATRE (9-11 YEAR OLDS) – Tuesdays, 4:45-5:45 PM
GROUP VOICE FOR MUSICAL THEATRE (7TH-12TH GRADE) – Tuesdays, 5:45-6:45 PM
Performance Dates for All Group Voice Classes: November 28, May 18
BALLET
Come join our incredible Ballet program, led by Joan Bowles and Sarah Taylor! Detailed, specific instruction is provided to each dancer at every conceivable level, from Pre-Ballet to Advanced Ballet for the most seasoned and trained. We even offer Beginning Ballet for Teens, a class designed for older students who didn’t get started young but still want the awesome experience Ballet can offer.
Classes focus on technique, combinations, training, and (upper levels) Pointe work, strength building, flexibility, body placement, musicality, grace, confidence, and stage presence. Ballet classes culminate with ballet performances on the CenterPoint Main Stage in the Spring.
Not sure which class to register for? Email Sarah@travelwt.com with the following information and we can help:
Do they have any ballet experience? If so, how many years?
Have they danced recently? If they danced in the Davis County area, which school did they attend?
If you are new to our program and wishing to join our 4th or 5th Position class, we require a placement class. Please contact Sarah@travelwt.com to set up a time.
Pre-K & Kinder Ballet.
Session 1: Monday 11:00-11:45 AM
Session 2: Monday 1:00-1:45PM
Session 3: Friday 2:05-2:45PM
Ages 3-6. An introduction to movement and ballet fundamentals. No previous ballet training necessary. Weekly classes incorporate creativity, rhythm, musicality, expression, confidence, and stage presence. Performance opportunities included. $65 monthly tuition; $60 annual materials fee; costume fee – $60.
1st Position Mondays 4:30-5:30 PM
Specific Dress Code Leotard required for dancers in this class.
This class includes Basic Ballet I, Basic Ballet ll, Basic Ballet lll & Beginning Ballet I
Basic Ballet l: For ages 6 & 7. An introduction to the fundamentals of ballet technique, steps, and terms. No previous ballet training necessary. Weekly classes focus on correct posture, positions, musicality, flexibility, grace, confidence, and stage presence.
Basic Ballet II: For ages 7 & 8. A progression of the fundamentals of ballet technique, steps, and terms. 1-year previous ballet training suggested. Weekly classes focus on correct posture, positions, musicality, flexibility, grace, confidence, and stage presence.
Basic Ballet III: For ages 8 & 9. Reinforcing and building on fundamental ballet technique. 1+ year previous ballet training suggested. Weekly classes focus on body placement, musicality, flexibility, grace, confidence, and stage presence.
Beginning Ballet I: For ages 7 & 8. Ballet technique for those who have always wanted to take ballet. No Previous ballet training necessary. Dancers learn classical ballet techniques and terminology. Weekly class includes barre exercises, center floor work, and across-the-floor combinations, building combination retention, strength, flexibility, body placement, musicality, grace confidence, and stage presence.
Performance opportunities included. $65 monthly tuition; $60 annual materials fee; $60 costume fee
2nd Position Mondays 5:30-6:30 PM
Specific Dress Code Leotard required for dancers in this class.
This class includes Academic I, Academic Ballet II, Academic Ballet III & Beginning Ballet II
Academic I: For ages 9 & 10. A continued progression of the fundamentals of ballet technique, steps, and terms. 1+ year previous ballet training suggested. Evaluation or Placement class required prior to enrollment. Weekly classes focus on correct posture, positions, musicality, flexibility, grace, confidence, and stage presence.
Academic Ballet II: For ages 10 & 11. Students will utilize previously learned ballet technique, steps, and terms. 1+ year ballet training prerequisite. Evaluation or Placement class required prior to enrollment. Weekly classes reinforce and build on fundamental ballet technique, focusing on body placement, musicality, flexibility, grace, confidence, and stage presence.
Academic Ballet III: For ages 11 & 12. Students will utilize previously learned ballet technique, steps, and terms. 2+ years ballet training prerequisite. Evaluation or Placement class required prior to enrollment Weekly classes reinforce and build on fundamental ballet technique, focusing on body placement, musicality, flexibility, grace, confidence, and stage presence.
Beginning Ballet II: For ages 8-11. Ballet technique for those who have always wanted to take ballet or want to brush up on previous technique. No previous ballet training necessary. Dancers learn classical ballet techniques and terminology. Weekly class includes barre exercises, center floor work, and across-the-floor combinations, building combination retention, strength, flexibility, body placement, musicality, grace confidence, and stage presence.
Performance opportunities included. $65 monthly tuition; $60 materials fee; $60 costume fee
3rd Position Mondays 3:30-4:30 PM
Specific Dress Code Leotard required for dancers in this class.
This class includes Beginning Ballet Teen
Beginning Ballet Teen: For ages 12-18+. Ballet technique for those who have always wanted to take ballet or want to brush up on previous technique. No previous ballet training necessary. Dancers learn classical ballet techniques and terminology. Weekly class includes barre exercises, center floor work, and across-the-floor combinations, building combination retention, strength, flexibility, body placement, musicality, grace confidence, and stage presence.
Performance opportunities included. $65 monthly tuition; $60 annual materials fee; $70 costume fee
4th Position Mondays 5:00-6:30 PM & Thursdays 3:30-5:00 PM
Specific Dress Code Leotard required for dancers in this class.
This class includes Intermediate I, Intermediate ll, Intermediate III & Intermediate IV
Intermediate I & II: For ages 11-13. Classes incorporate a progression of ballet technique and curriculum. 3+ years ballet training prerequisite. Evaluation or Placement class required prior to enrollment. Twice a week classes focus on building combination retention, strength, flexibility, body placement, musicality, grace, confidence, and stage presence. Classes include Pre- Pointe & beginning Pointe work.
Intermediate III: For ages 12-14. Classes incorporate a progression of ballet technique and curriculum. 3+ years ballet training prerequisite. Evaluation or Placement class required prior to enrollment. Twice a week classes focus on building combination retention, strength, flexibility, body placement, musicality, grace, confidence, and stage presence. Class includes Beginning Pointe work.
Intermediate IV: For ages 13-16. Classes incorporate a progression of ballet technique and curriculum. 3+ years ballet training prerequisite. Evaluation or Placement class required prior to enrollment. Twice a week classes focus on building combination retention, strength, flexibility, body placement, musicality, grace, confidence, and stage presence. Class includes Intermediate Pointe work.
Performance opportunities included. $125 monthly tuition; $60 annual materials fee; $70 costume fee
5th Position Mondays 2:45-4:15 PM Fridays 2:45-4:15
Specific Dress Code Leotard required for dancers in this class.
Intermediate V: For ages 14-16. Classes incorporate a progression of ballet technique and curriculum. 3+ years ballet training prerequisite. Evaluation or Placement class required prior to enrollment. Twice a week classes focus on building combination retention, strength, flexibility, body placement, musicality, grace, confidence, and stage presence. Class includes Intermediate Pointe work.
Advanced Ballet: For ages 16-18+. Ballet technique for students who have mastered basic ballet technique. 4+ years ballet training prerequisite. Evaluation or Placement class required prior to enrollment. Twice a week classes incorporate intermediate to advanced ballet technique, combinations, choreography, and Pointe work, continuing to build strength, flexibility, body placement, musicality, grace, confidence, and stage presence.
Performance opportunities included. $125 monthly tuition; $60 annual materials fee; $70 costume fee
Focused Skills I- Point Prep. Mondays 6:30-7:00 PM
Focused Skills I: For ages 11-18. This once-a-week class for levels Intermediate III-Advanced is in addition to regular classes and is designed to enhance a dancer’s technique in specific skill areas. Each week’s class will focus on core strength training, foot and ankle strengthening, and steps to help the dancer improve aptitude, method, stamina, and accuracy in particular movements.
$40 monthly tuition
Focused Skills II Mondays 4:15-5:00 PM
Focused Skills II: For ages 12-18. This once-a-week class for levels Intermediate III-Advanced is in addition to regular classes and is designed to enhance a dancer’s technique in specific skill areas. Each week’s class will focus on a step(s) to help the dancer improve aptitude, method, stamina, and accuracy in that particular movement
$40 monthly tuition
