2026-2027 School Year
BALLET I/II
(Ages 6-8 / Kindergarten–2nd Grade)
Beginning Ballet introduces young dancers to the fundamentals of classical ballet in a structured, encouraging, and age-appropriate environment. Students begin developing ballet technique while learning basic positions, the five arm positions, port de bras, ronde de jambe, bourrées, skips, marches, ballet walks, chassé, jeté, glissade, grand jeté, and introductory ballet progressions.
Throughout the class, emphasis is placed on proper alignment, musicality, rhythm, coordination, strength, flexibility, and correct technique. Students build a strong technical foundation while developing confidence, discipline, and a love of dance.
DRESS CODE: Light Blue leotard, pink ballet tights, pink ballet slippers, and hair secured neatly in a bun. Dancers may choose ballet tights and slippers in a shade that best matches their skin tone if preferred.
This is an ongoing school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled installments:
$150.94 due on or before start date 9/14/26)
$150.94 due on or before 11/16/26)
$150.94 due on or before 1/18/27)
$150.94 due on or before 3/22/27)
(for a total of $603.77 for school year tuition)
(Ages 6-8 / Kindergarten–2nd Grade)
Beginning Ballet introduces young dancers to the fundamentals of classical ballet in a structured, encouraging, and age-appropriate environment. Students begin developing ballet technique while learning basic positions, the five arm positions, port de bras, ronde de jambe, bourrées, skips, marches, ballet walks, chassé, jeté, glissade, grand jeté, and introductory ballet progressions.
Throughout the class, emphasis is placed on proper alignment, musicality, rhythm, coordination, strength, flexibility, and correct technique. Students build a strong technical foundation while developing confidence, discipline, and a love of dance.
DRESS CODE: Light Blue leotard, pink ballet tights, pink ballet slippers, and hair secured neatly in a bun. Dancers may choose ballet tights and slippers in a shade that best matches their skin tone if preferred.
This is an ongoing school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled installments:
$150.94 due on or before start date 9/14/26)
$150.94 due on or before 11/16/26)
$150.94 due on or before 1/18/27)
$150.94 due on or before 3/22/27)
(for a total of $603.77 for school year tuition)
Monday
4:30 PM to 5:15 PM
4:30 PM to 5:15 PM
The Studio Performing Arts Center
$150.94
BALLET IV/V
(Ages 9-11 yrs.)
Ballet IV/V is designed for dancers with previous ballet training who are ready for the next step in their technical development. Students typically have 2–3 years or more of ballet experience and a strong foundation in basic ballet positions, steps, and simple combinations.
Continuing the Russian and American ballet training introduced in earlier levels, this class incorporates elements of the Russian Bolshoi ballet tradition, known for its emphasis on strong technique, athleticism, musicality, and expressive movement. Students build upon their previous experience while developing greater strength, flexibility, balance, coordination, and control through increasingly challenging barre and center work.
Training includes adagio, allegro, petit allegro, jumps, turns, and more complex combinations while refining placement, posture, and artistry. As dancers progress through this level, they gain confidence, precision, and a deeper understanding of ballet technique while preparing for more advanced training.
DRESS CODE: Red leotard, pink ballet tights, pink ballet slippers, and hair secured neatly in a bun. Dancers may choose ballet tights and slippers in a shade that best matches their skin tone if preferred.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$162.55 due on or before 9/14/26
$162.55 due on or before 11/16/26
$162.55 due on or before 1/18 27
$162.55 due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $650 22 for the school year tuition).
Please note: There is a 2nd class available for this level on Thursdays 5:15-6pm for those that want the twice-a-week option for the same (but additional) cost.
(Ages 9-11 yrs.)
Ballet IV/V is designed for dancers with previous ballet training who are ready for the next step in their technical development. Students typically have 2–3 years or more of ballet experience and a strong foundation in basic ballet positions, steps, and simple combinations.
Continuing the Russian and American ballet training introduced in earlier levels, this class incorporates elements of the Russian Bolshoi ballet tradition, known for its emphasis on strong technique, athleticism, musicality, and expressive movement. Students build upon their previous experience while developing greater strength, flexibility, balance, coordination, and control through increasingly challenging barre and center work.
Training includes adagio, allegro, petit allegro, jumps, turns, and more complex combinations while refining placement, posture, and artistry. As dancers progress through this level, they gain confidence, precision, and a deeper understanding of ballet technique while preparing for more advanced training.
DRESS CODE: Red leotard, pink ballet tights, pink ballet slippers, and hair secured neatly in a bun. Dancers may choose ballet tights and slippers in a shade that best matches their skin tone if preferred.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$162.55 due on or before 9/14/26
$162.55 due on or before 11/16/26
$162.55 due on or before 1/18 27
$162.55 due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $650 22 for the school year tuition).
Please note: There is a 2nd class available for this level on Thursdays 5:15-6pm for those that want the twice-a-week option for the same (but additional) cost.
Monday
4:30 PM to 5:15 PM
4:30 PM to 5:15 PM
The Studio Performing Arts Center
$162.55
JUNIOR LYRICAL
(Ages 10-14 yrs.)
Lyrical Dance blends the technical foundation of ballet with the freedom and fluidity of modern dance. Characterized by sustained movement, expressive musicality, and dynamic use of space, lyrical dance emphasizes smooth transitions, sweeping motion, and nuanced changes in direction, level, and energy.
Set to emotionally rich music and meaningful lyrics, this style encourages dancers to communicate genuine feeling through movement while developing artistry, musical interpretation, and expressive performance skills. Lyrical dance is an excellent complement to ballet training and is best studied concurrently, as it builds upon ballet technique while fostering both technical excellence and emotional depth.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$162.55 due on or before 9/14/26
$162.55 due on or before 11/16/26
$162.55 due on or before 1/18 27
$162.55 due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $650 22 for the school year tuition).
(Ages 10-14 yrs.)
Lyrical Dance blends the technical foundation of ballet with the freedom and fluidity of modern dance. Characterized by sustained movement, expressive musicality, and dynamic use of space, lyrical dance emphasizes smooth transitions, sweeping motion, and nuanced changes in direction, level, and energy.
Set to emotionally rich music and meaningful lyrics, this style encourages dancers to communicate genuine feeling through movement while developing artistry, musical interpretation, and expressive performance skills. Lyrical dance is an excellent complement to ballet training and is best studied concurrently, as it builds upon ballet technique while fostering both technical excellence and emotional depth.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$162.55 due on or before 9/14/26
$162.55 due on or before 11/16/26
$162.55 due on or before 1/18 27
$162.55 due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $650 22 for the school year tuition).
Monday
6:15 PM to 7:00 PM
6:15 PM to 7:00 PM
The Studio Performing Arts Center
$162.55
ADULT BALLET BEG./INT. BARRE and FLOOR (Ageless)
Adult Ballet is a welcoming mixed-level class designed for both beginners and those returning to ballet after time away. Each class follows the traditional structure of a classical ballet class, including barre work, stretching, center practice, adagio, allegro, and petit allegro, providing students with the complete ballet experience.
Whether your goal is fitness, artistry, or simply the joy of dancing, Adult Ballet offers an engaging full-body workout while improving strength, flexibility, posture, balance, coordination, and bone health. Ballet challenges both the body and the mind, developing musicality, concentration, and body awareness while fostering confidence, discipline, and grace.
Taught in a supportive and encouraging environment, this class allows every dancer to progress at their own pace, making it an enjoyable and rewarding experience for adults of all experience levels.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$174.16 due on or before 9/14/26
$174.16 due on or before 11/16/26
$174.16 due on or before 1/18 27
$174.16 due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $696.66 for the school year tuition).
Adult Ballet is a welcoming mixed-level class designed for both beginners and those returning to ballet after time away. Each class follows the traditional structure of a classical ballet class, including barre work, stretching, center practice, adagio, allegro, and petit allegro, providing students with the complete ballet experience.
Whether your goal is fitness, artistry, or simply the joy of dancing, Adult Ballet offers an engaging full-body workout while improving strength, flexibility, posture, balance, coordination, and bone health. Ballet challenges both the body and the mind, developing musicality, concentration, and body awareness while fostering confidence, discipline, and grace.
Taught in a supportive and encouraging environment, this class allows every dancer to progress at their own pace, making it an enjoyable and rewarding experience for adults of all experience levels.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$174.16 due on or before 9/14/26
$174.16 due on or before 11/16/26
$174.16 due on or before 1/18 27
$174.16 due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $696.66 for the school year tuition).
Monday
7:00 PM to 8:15 PM
7:00 PM to 8:15 PM
The Studio Performing Arts Center
$174.16
TAP I/II
(Ages 6-8 yrs.)
Tap I/II introduces young dancers to the exciting world of rhythm and movement. Students learn the fundamentals of tap dance through age-appropriate exercises that develop coordination, musicality, balance, and timing.
Tap is a fun, energetic dance form that uses rhythm and syncopation to create music with the feet while building confidence and performance skills. As students learn beginning tap vocabulary and combinations, they also strengthen motor skills, pattern recognition, memory, spatial awareness, and left-right brain coordination. This engaging class provides an excellent foundation for future tap training while keeping dancers active, challenged, and having fun.
DRESS CODE: Dancewear, athleticwear, yoga clothes; black Oxford lace up tap shoes, hair pulled back in a ponytail.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$154 / 9 week installment due on or before 9/14/26
$154 / 9 week installment due on or before 11/16/26
$154 / 9 week installment due on or before 1/18 27
$ 188.22 /11 weeks due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $650 22 for the school year tuition).
(Ages 6-8 yrs.)
Tap I/II introduces young dancers to the exciting world of rhythm and movement. Students learn the fundamentals of tap dance through age-appropriate exercises that develop coordination, musicality, balance, and timing.
Tap is a fun, energetic dance form that uses rhythm and syncopation to create music with the feet while building confidence and performance skills. As students learn beginning tap vocabulary and combinations, they also strengthen motor skills, pattern recognition, memory, spatial awareness, and left-right brain coordination. This engaging class provides an excellent foundation for future tap training while keeping dancers active, challenged, and having fun.
DRESS CODE: Dancewear, athleticwear, yoga clothes; black Oxford lace up tap shoes, hair pulled back in a ponytail.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$154 / 9 week installment due on or before 9/14/26
$154 / 9 week installment due on or before 11/16/26
$154 / 9 week installment due on or before 1/18 27
$ 188.22 /11 weeks due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $650 22 for the school year tuition).
Tuesday
4:30 PM to 5:15 PM
4:30 PM to 5:15 PM
The Studio Performing Arts Center
$143.00
BALLET I/II
(Ages 5–7 / Kindergarten–2nd Grade)
Beginning Ballet introduces young dancers to the fundamentals of classical ballet in a structured, encouraging, and age-appropriate environment. Students begin developing ballet technique while learning basic positions, the five arm positions, port de bras, ronde de jambe, bourrées, skips, marches, ballet walks, chassé, jeté, glissade, grand jeté, and introductory ballet progressions.
Throughout the class, emphasis is placed on proper alignment, musicality, rhythm, coordination, strength, flexibility, and correct technique. Students build a strong technical foundation while developing confidence, discipline, and a love of dance.
DRESS CODE: Light Blue leotard, pink ballet tights, pink ballet slippers, and hair secured neatly in a bun. Dancers may choose ballet tights and slippers in a shade that best matches their skin tone if preferred.
This is an ongoing school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled installments:
$150.94 due on or before start date 9/14/26)
$150.94 due on or before 11/16/26)
$150.94 due on or before 1/18/27)
$150.94 due on or before 3/22/27)
(for a total of $603.77 for school year tuition)
(Ages 5–7 / Kindergarten–2nd Grade)
Beginning Ballet introduces young dancers to the fundamentals of classical ballet in a structured, encouraging, and age-appropriate environment. Students begin developing ballet technique while learning basic positions, the five arm positions, port de bras, ronde de jambe, bourrées, skips, marches, ballet walks, chassé, jeté, glissade, grand jeté, and introductory ballet progressions.
Throughout the class, emphasis is placed on proper alignment, musicality, rhythm, coordination, strength, flexibility, and correct technique. Students build a strong technical foundation while developing confidence, discipline, and a love of dance.
DRESS CODE: Light Blue leotard, pink ballet tights, pink ballet slippers, and hair secured neatly in a bun. Dancers may choose ballet tights and slippers in a shade that best matches their skin tone if preferred.
This is an ongoing school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled installments:
$150.94 due on or before start date 9/14/26)
$150.94 due on or before 11/16/26)
$150.94 due on or before 1/18/27)
$150.94 due on or before 3/22/27)
(for a total of $603.77 for school year tuition)
Tuesday
5:15 PM to 6:00 PM
5:15 PM to 6:00 PM
The Studio Performing Arts Center
$150.94
SENIOR BALLET Once Per Week
(Ages 12 - Adult)
For Senior Ballet taken only one class per week. (Please see full description for Senior Ballet listed below for more complete information.)
DRESS CODE: Black leotard is preferred, pink ballet tights, pink ballet slippers, and hair secured neatly in a bun. Dancers may choose ballet tights and slippers in a shade that best matches their skin tone if preferred.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$165 / 9 week installment due on or before 9/14/26
$165 / 9 week installment due on or before 11/16/26
$165 / 9 week installment due on or before 1/18 27
$201.66 /11 weeks due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $696.66 for the school year tuition).
(Ages 12 - Adult)
For Senior Ballet taken only one class per week. (Please see full description for Senior Ballet listed below for more complete information.)
DRESS CODE: Black leotard is preferred, pink ballet tights, pink ballet slippers, and hair secured neatly in a bun. Dancers may choose ballet tights and slippers in a shade that best matches their skin tone if preferred.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$165 / 9 week installment due on or before 9/14/26
$165 / 9 week installment due on or before 11/16/26
$165 / 9 week installment due on or before 1/18 27
$201.66 /11 weeks due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $696.66 for the school year tuition).
Tuesday
6:00 PM to 7:15 PM
6:00 PM to 7:15 PM
The Studio Performing Arts Center
$165.00
ADULT/SENIOR LYRICAL
(Ages 14- Adult)
Lyrical Dance combines the technical foundation of ballet with the expressive freedom of modern dance. Characterized by fluid, sustained movement, graceful changes in direction and level, and seamless transitions through space, lyrical dance develops dancers who move with both strength and artistry.
Performed to emotionally evocative music, lyrical dance encourages students to communicate feeling and meaning through movement while deepening their musicality, artistry, and emotional expression. Equal emphasis is placed on technical precision and expressive performance, helping dancers develop both the physical skills and artistic sensitivity that define this beautiful dance form.
Lyrical Dance is an excellent complement to ballet training and is recommended for students who are also enrolled in ballet, as it builds upon the technique, control, and alignment developed in ballet while expanding expressive and interpretive abilities.
DRESS CODE: Any color leotard, dancewear or athletic wear. Lyrical Pirouette shoes in nude color or color closest to skin tone. Hair pulled back in a ponytail or a bun.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$154 / 9 week installment due on or before 9/14/26
$154 / 9 week installment due on or before 11/16/26
$154 / 9 week installment due on or before 1/18 27
$188.22 /11 weeks due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $650.22 for the school year tuition)
(Ages 14- Adult)
Lyrical Dance combines the technical foundation of ballet with the expressive freedom of modern dance. Characterized by fluid, sustained movement, graceful changes in direction and level, and seamless transitions through space, lyrical dance develops dancers who move with both strength and artistry.
Performed to emotionally evocative music, lyrical dance encourages students to communicate feeling and meaning through movement while deepening their musicality, artistry, and emotional expression. Equal emphasis is placed on technical precision and expressive performance, helping dancers develop both the physical skills and artistic sensitivity that define this beautiful dance form.
Lyrical Dance is an excellent complement to ballet training and is recommended for students who are also enrolled in ballet, as it builds upon the technique, control, and alignment developed in ballet while expanding expressive and interpretive abilities.
DRESS CODE: Any color leotard, dancewear or athletic wear. Lyrical Pirouette shoes in nude color or color closest to skin tone. Hair pulled back in a ponytail or a bun.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$154 / 9 week installment due on or before 9/14/26
$154 / 9 week installment due on or before 11/16/26
$154 / 9 week installment due on or before 1/18 27
$188.22 /11 weeks due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $650.22 for the school year tuition)
Tuesday
7:15 PM to 8:00 PM
7:15 PM to 8:00 PM
The Studio Performing Arts Center
$154.00
SENIOR LYRICAL
(Age 14+)
Lyrical Dance combines the technical foundation of ballet with the expressive freedom of modern dance. Characterized by fluid, sustained movement, graceful changes in direction and level, and seamless transitions through space, lyrical dance develops dancers who move with both strength and artistry.
Performed to emotionally evocative music, lyrical dance encourages students to communicate feeling and meaning through movement while deepening their musicality, artistry, and emotional expression. Equal emphasis is placed on technical precision and expressive performance, helping dancers develop both the physical skills and artistic sensitivity that define this beautiful dance form.
Lyrical Dance is an excellent complement to ballet training and is recommended for students who are also enrolled in ballet, as it builds upon the technique, control, and alignment developed in ballet while expanding expressive and interpretive abilities.
DRESS CODE: Any color dancewear, athletic wear. Beige or skin-colored Lyrical Pirouette shoes, hair in buns or ponytailed.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$162.55 due on or before 9/14/26
$162.55 due on or before 11/16/26
$162.55 due on or before 1/18 27
$162.55 due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $650.22 for the school year tuition)
(Age 14+)
Lyrical Dance combines the technical foundation of ballet with the expressive freedom of modern dance. Characterized by fluid, sustained movement, graceful changes in direction and level, and seamless transitions through space, lyrical dance develops dancers who move with both strength and artistry.
Performed to emotionally evocative music, lyrical dance encourages students to communicate feeling and meaning through movement while deepening their musicality, artistry, and emotional expression. Equal emphasis is placed on technical precision and expressive performance, helping dancers develop both the physical skills and artistic sensitivity that define this beautiful dance form.
Lyrical Dance is an excellent complement to ballet training and is recommended for students who are also enrolled in ballet, as it builds upon the technique, control, and alignment developed in ballet while expanding expressive and interpretive abilities.
DRESS CODE: Any color dancewear, athletic wear. Beige or skin-colored Lyrical Pirouette shoes, hair in buns or ponytailed.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$162.55 due on or before 9/14/26
$162.55 due on or before 11/16/26
$162.55 due on or before 1/18 27
$162.55 due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $650.22 for the school year tuition)
Tuesday
7:15 PM to 8:00 PM
7:15 PM to 8:00 PM
The Studio Performing Arts Center
$162.55
TEEN ACTING
(Ages 13 and up)
Teen Acting focuses on improvisation, scene work, and foundational Meisner technique. Students develop truthful, responsive acting skills through theatre games, repetition exercises, sensory work, and scripted scene study.
Because acting skills develop over time and the curriculum builds progressively throughout the season, this class is designed as a year-long course of study each year. Students apply their training in one-act plays, scene nights, and other performance opportunities throughout the year.
Many use the skills developed in class to earn roles in school and community productions. Earning a role is not the end of an actor's training—it is an opportunity to put that training into practice. Like dance, music, or any serious art form, acting develops through consistent training, practice, and performance over time.
As students grow, they are challenged with deeper material and increasingly complex scene work, allowing them to refine their craft and grow into more demanding roles with confidence and versatility.
Beyond the stage, this class builds confidence in public speaking, strengthens the ability to think on their feet, and develops flexibility in responding to unexpected situations. Most importantly, acting cultivates awareness, humanity, and deep empathy by encouraging students to understand the world through the experiences of others—skills that extend far beyond the stage and into everyday life.
DRESS CODE: Dancewear, Athletic wear or yoga-type clothes that you can move easily in; no tight jeans, pants or shirts. Closed-toe sneakers, jazz shoes, jazz sneakers or shoes you an easily move in.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$165 / 9 week installment due on or before 9/14/26
$165 / 9 week installment due on or before 11/16/26
$165 / 9 week installment due on or before 1/18 27
$201.66 /11 weeks due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $696.66 for the school year tuition).
(Ages 13 and up)
Teen Acting focuses on improvisation, scene work, and foundational Meisner technique. Students develop truthful, responsive acting skills through theatre games, repetition exercises, sensory work, and scripted scene study.
Because acting skills develop over time and the curriculum builds progressively throughout the season, this class is designed as a year-long course of study each year. Students apply their training in one-act plays, scene nights, and other performance opportunities throughout the year.
Many use the skills developed in class to earn roles in school and community productions. Earning a role is not the end of an actor's training—it is an opportunity to put that training into practice. Like dance, music, or any serious art form, acting develops through consistent training, practice, and performance over time.
As students grow, they are challenged with deeper material and increasingly complex scene work, allowing them to refine their craft and grow into more demanding roles with confidence and versatility.
Beyond the stage, this class builds confidence in public speaking, strengthens the ability to think on their feet, and develops flexibility in responding to unexpected situations. Most importantly, acting cultivates awareness, humanity, and deep empathy by encouraging students to understand the world through the experiences of others—skills that extend far beyond the stage and into everyday life.
DRESS CODE: Dancewear, Athletic wear or yoga-type clothes that you can move easily in; no tight jeans, pants or shirts. Closed-toe sneakers, jazz shoes, jazz sneakers or shoes you an easily move in.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$165 / 9 week installment due on or before 9/14/26
$165 / 9 week installment due on or before 11/16/26
$165 / 9 week installment due on or before 1/18 27
$201.66 /11 weeks due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $696.66 for the school year tuition).
Tuesday
7:15 PM to 8:00 PM
7:15 PM to 8:00 PM
The Studio Performing Arts Center
$165.00
PREBALLET WEDNESDAYS
(Ages 3 1/2- 6 yrs)
Ballet principles are introduced in a gentle and age-appropriate way that encourages confidence, coordination, musicality, and a love of movement. Students begin learning the foundations of ballet through creative exercises, barre work, and center activities.
Barre work introduces basic ballet concepts including first through third positions, pliés, and tendus. Floor and center work includes stretching, port de bras, tendus, rond de jambe, beginning jumps, and simple leaps while developing balance, strength, flexibility, and body awareness.
Through imaginative movement and structured technique, students build a strong foundation for continued ballet training in a positive and supportive environment.
DRESS CODE: Light pink leotard, pink ballet tights, pink ballet slippers, and hair secured neatly in a bun. Dancers may choose ballet tights and slippers in a shade that best matches their skin tone if preferred.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$143 / 9 week installment due on or before 9/14/26
$143 / 9 week installment due on or before 11/16/26
$143 / 9 week installment due on or before 1/18 27
$174.77 /11 weeks due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $603.77 for the school year tuition).
(Ages 3 1/2- 6 yrs)
Ballet principles are introduced in a gentle and age-appropriate way that encourages confidence, coordination, musicality, and a love of movement. Students begin learning the foundations of ballet through creative exercises, barre work, and center activities.
Barre work introduces basic ballet concepts including first through third positions, pliés, and tendus. Floor and center work includes stretching, port de bras, tendus, rond de jambe, beginning jumps, and simple leaps while developing balance, strength, flexibility, and body awareness.
Through imaginative movement and structured technique, students build a strong foundation for continued ballet training in a positive and supportive environment.
DRESS CODE: Light pink leotard, pink ballet tights, pink ballet slippers, and hair secured neatly in a bun. Dancers may choose ballet tights and slippers in a shade that best matches their skin tone if preferred.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$143 / 9 week installment due on or before 9/14/26
$143 / 9 week installment due on or before 11/16/26
$143 / 9 week installment due on or before 1/18 27
$174.77 /11 weeks due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $603.77 for the school year tuition).
Wednesday
10:30 AM to 11:15 AM
10:30 AM to 11:15 AM
The Studio Performing Arts Center
$143.00
BALLET III/IV
(Ages 7–9)
Ballet III/IV is designed for students who have successfully completed Ballet I/II, attended Dance Camp or summer classes, or have at least two years of ballet training. Students should have mastered the basic positions and foundational steps of ballet and be able to perform a simple dance combination incorporating four or more movements.
Continuing in the classical Russian method of ballet training, this level builds upon previous experience with increasing emphasis on balance, strength, flexibility, coordination, and musicality. Students expand their ballet vocabulary through steps such as pas de chat, glissades, bourrées, and jetés while progressing to more advanced exercises including rond de jambe en l'air, dégagé, and petit battement. As technique develops, dancers gain greater precision, confidence, artistry, and strength while preparing for the next level of classical ballet training.
DRESS CODE: Leotard Color is LILAC/LAVENDAR, with pink microfiber ballet tights and pink canvas or leather ballet shoes and hair secured neatly in a bun. Dancers may choose ballet tights and slippers in a shade that best matches their skin tone if preferred.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$150.94 due on or before 9/14/26
$150.94 due on or before 11/16/26
$150.94 due on or before 1/18 27
$150.94 due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $603.77 for the school year tuition).
(Ages 7–9)
Ballet III/IV is designed for students who have successfully completed Ballet I/II, attended Dance Camp or summer classes, or have at least two years of ballet training. Students should have mastered the basic positions and foundational steps of ballet and be able to perform a simple dance combination incorporating four or more movements.
Continuing in the classical Russian method of ballet training, this level builds upon previous experience with increasing emphasis on balance, strength, flexibility, coordination, and musicality. Students expand their ballet vocabulary through steps such as pas de chat, glissades, bourrées, and jetés while progressing to more advanced exercises including rond de jambe en l'air, dégagé, and petit battement. As technique develops, dancers gain greater precision, confidence, artistry, and strength while preparing for the next level of classical ballet training.
DRESS CODE: Leotard Color is LILAC/LAVENDAR, with pink microfiber ballet tights and pink canvas or leather ballet shoes and hair secured neatly in a bun. Dancers may choose ballet tights and slippers in a shade that best matches their skin tone if preferred.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$150.94 due on or before 9/14/26
$150.94 due on or before 11/16/26
$150.94 due on or before 1/18 27
$150.94 due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $603.77 for the school year tuition).
Wednesday
4:30 PM to 5:15 PM
4:30 PM to 5:15 PM
The Studio Performing Arts Center
$150.94
POINTE / PRE POINTE
(Ages 11 and up, as appropriate based on skill level)
Designed for intermediate to advanced ballet students, this progressive class provides training from pre-pointe preparation through pointe work. Students work through focused warm-ups, strengthening exercises, barre work, and center combinations designed to develop the strength, stability, alignment, and technical awareness needed for successful pointe work.
Pre-Pointe and Pointe students follow the same foundational exercises and progressions, with each dancer advancing to pointe at their own pace based on individual strength, technique, and readiness. Pre-pointe students develop the physical foundation and technical habits necessary for a safe transition to pointe, while pointe students continue to strengthen and refine their work with greater confidence, control, and precision.
Students build strength in the ankles, arches, and feet while refining posture, placement, balance, coordination, and classical ballet technique. For Junior dancers, the class also provides an important foundation as they begin preparing to enter the world of pointe and develop the skills they will need as they progress into more advanced training.
Through individualized instruction and focused training, dancers continue to develop the strength, artistry, and technical skills essential to advanced classical ballet. Placement in the class, as well as progression to pointe work, is determined by technical readiness and instructor approval to ensure each dancer is appropriately prepared for the physical demands of pointe.
DRESS CODE: Ballet leotard, ballet tights and ballet or pointe shoes as appropriate to skill and level. Hair in buns.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$162.55 due on or before 9/14/26
$162.55 on or before 11/16/26
$162.55 due on or before 1/18 27
$162.55 due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $650.22 for the school year tuition).
(Ages 11 and up, as appropriate based on skill level)
Designed for intermediate to advanced ballet students, this progressive class provides training from pre-pointe preparation through pointe work. Students work through focused warm-ups, strengthening exercises, barre work, and center combinations designed to develop the strength, stability, alignment, and technical awareness needed for successful pointe work.
Pre-Pointe and Pointe students follow the same foundational exercises and progressions, with each dancer advancing to pointe at their own pace based on individual strength, technique, and readiness. Pre-pointe students develop the physical foundation and technical habits necessary for a safe transition to pointe, while pointe students continue to strengthen and refine their work with greater confidence, control, and precision.
Students build strength in the ankles, arches, and feet while refining posture, placement, balance, coordination, and classical ballet technique. For Junior dancers, the class also provides an important foundation as they begin preparing to enter the world of pointe and develop the skills they will need as they progress into more advanced training.
Through individualized instruction and focused training, dancers continue to develop the strength, artistry, and technical skills essential to advanced classical ballet. Placement in the class, as well as progression to pointe work, is determined by technical readiness and instructor approval to ensure each dancer is appropriately prepared for the physical demands of pointe.
DRESS CODE: Ballet leotard, ballet tights and ballet or pointe shoes as appropriate to skill and level. Hair in buns.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$162.55 due on or before 9/14/26
$162.55 on or before 11/16/26
$162.55 due on or before 1/18 27
$162.55 due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $650.22 for the school year tuition).
Wednesday
6:15 PM to 7:00 PM
6:15 PM to 7:00 PM
The Studio Performing Arts Center
$162.55
ADULT BEG. BALLET BARRE
(Ageless)
Beginning Ballet is designed for adults who want to experience the many physical and mental benefits of ballet in a welcoming, supportive environment.
Whether you are returning to dance or trying ballet for the first time, this class offers a unique and rewarding way to build strength, flexibility, balance, and body awareness.
Ballet engages both large and small muscle groups while developing coordination, spatial awareness, musicality, and focus. The combination of movement, technique, and concentration provides a challenging workout that is both physically invigorating and mentally engaging.
After a long day of work, studying, or caring for others, take time to stretch your muscles, align your posture, improve your balance, and reconnect with your body. Leave class feeling stronger, more centered, and standing a little taller.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$174.16 due on or before 9/14/26
$174.16 due on or before 11/16/26
$174.16 due on or before 1/18 27
$174.16 due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $696.66 for the school year tuition).
(Ageless)
Beginning Ballet is designed for adults who want to experience the many physical and mental benefits of ballet in a welcoming, supportive environment.
Whether you are returning to dance or trying ballet for the first time, this class offers a unique and rewarding way to build strength, flexibility, balance, and body awareness.
Ballet engages both large and small muscle groups while developing coordination, spatial awareness, musicality, and focus. The combination of movement, technique, and concentration provides a challenging workout that is both physically invigorating and mentally engaging.
After a long day of work, studying, or caring for others, take time to stretch your muscles, align your posture, improve your balance, and reconnect with your body. Leave class feeling stronger, more centered, and standing a little taller.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$174.16 due on or before 9/14/26
$174.16 due on or before 11/16/26
$174.16 due on or before 1/18 27
$174.16 due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $696.66 for the school year tuition).
Wednesday
7:00 PM to 8:00 PM
7:00 PM to 8:00 PM
The Studio Performing Arts Center
$174.16
BALLET V/VI
(Ages 10–14)
Ballet V/VI is designed for dancers with previous ballet training who are ready for increased challenge and commitment. Meeting twice each week, this class builds upon the foundation established in earlier ballet levels while encouraging continued growth in strength, artistry, musicality, and discipline.
Students continue to refine their technique through focused barre and center work, developing greater understanding of placement, alignment, balance, posture, and movement quality. Classwork expands to include more complex adagio, allegro, jumps, turns, leaps, and longer combinations that challenge dancers to build precision, confidence, spatial awareness, and expressive performance skills.
Many dancers at this level participate in the Junior Ballet Company, where they have additional opportunities to apply their training through performance, collaboration, and artistic growth.
DRESS CODE: Royal Blue leotard, pink ballet tights, pink ballet slippers, and hair secured neatly in a bun. Dancers may choose ballet tights and slippers in a shade that best complements their skin tone.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$325.11 due on or before 9/14/26
$325.11 due on or before 11/16/26
$325.11 due on or before 1/18 27
$325.11 due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $1300.44 for the school year tuition).
(Ages 10–14)
Ballet V/VI is designed for dancers with previous ballet training who are ready for increased challenge and commitment. Meeting twice each week, this class builds upon the foundation established in earlier ballet levels while encouraging continued growth in strength, artistry, musicality, and discipline.
Students continue to refine their technique through focused barre and center work, developing greater understanding of placement, alignment, balance, posture, and movement quality. Classwork expands to include more complex adagio, allegro, jumps, turns, leaps, and longer combinations that challenge dancers to build precision, confidence, spatial awareness, and expressive performance skills.
Many dancers at this level participate in the Junior Ballet Company, where they have additional opportunities to apply their training through performance, collaboration, and artistic growth.
DRESS CODE: Royal Blue leotard, pink ballet tights, pink ballet slippers, and hair secured neatly in a bun. Dancers may choose ballet tights and slippers in a shade that best complements their skin tone.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$325.11 due on or before 9/14/26
$325.11 due on or before 11/16/26
$325.11 due on or before 1/18 27
$325.11 due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $1300.44 for the school year tuition).
Monday Wednesday
5:15 PM to 6:15 PM
5:15 PM to 6:15 PM
The Studio Performing Arts Center
$325.11
JUNIOR BALLET
(Ages 10-14yrs)
Junior Ballet is an intermediate-level class for dedicated dancers ages 10–14 who are studying intermediate ballet, pre-pointe, or pointe. Meeting twice weekly, this class is designed for students who are ready to deepen both their technical training and artistic development. While not required, many dancers at this level also participate in The Studio Dance Company.
Instruction is rooted in the classical Russian tradition of ballet while emphasizing anatomically sound technique, individualized instruction, and healthy physical development. Students progress through a more demanding barre, conditioning and flexibility work, and increasingly challenging center exercises, with continued emphasis on proper alignment, strength, balance, coordination, musicality, artistry, and technical precision. Special attention is given to the healthy alignment of the knees, hips, ankles, and feet, reinforcing safe, efficient technique and promoting lifelong healthy movement.
Enrollment requires a minimum of three years of ballet training and/or instructor approval.
DRESS CODE: Royal Blue leotard, pink ballet tights, pink ballet slippers, and hair secured neatly in a bun. Dancers may choose ballet tights and slippers in a shade that best matches their skin tone, if preferred.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$308 / 9 week installment due on or before 9/14/26
$308 / 9 week installment due on or before 11/16/26
$308 / 9 week installment due on or before 1/18 27
$376.44 /11 weeks due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $1300.44 for the school year tuition).
(Ages 10-14yrs)
Junior Ballet is an intermediate-level class for dedicated dancers ages 10–14 who are studying intermediate ballet, pre-pointe, or pointe. Meeting twice weekly, this class is designed for students who are ready to deepen both their technical training and artistic development. While not required, many dancers at this level also participate in The Studio Dance Company.
Instruction is rooted in the classical Russian tradition of ballet while emphasizing anatomically sound technique, individualized instruction, and healthy physical development. Students progress through a more demanding barre, conditioning and flexibility work, and increasingly challenging center exercises, with continued emphasis on proper alignment, strength, balance, coordination, musicality, artistry, and technical precision. Special attention is given to the healthy alignment of the knees, hips, ankles, and feet, reinforcing safe, efficient technique and promoting lifelong healthy movement.
Enrollment requires a minimum of three years of ballet training and/or instructor approval.
DRESS CODE: Royal Blue leotard, pink ballet tights, pink ballet slippers, and hair secured neatly in a bun. Dancers may choose ballet tights and slippers in a shade that best matches their skin tone, if preferred.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$308 / 9 week installment due on or before 9/14/26
$308 / 9 week installment due on or before 11/16/26
$308 / 9 week installment due on or before 1/18 27
$376.44 /11 weeks due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $1300.44 for the school year tuition).
Monday Wednesday
5:15 PM to 6:15 PM
5:15 PM to 6:15 PM
The Studio Performing Arts Center
$308.00
JAZZ III/IV
(Ages 8-10 yrs.)
Jazz III/IV continues the study of jazz dance through age-appropriate technique, movement, and style.
Rooted in contemporary jazz, classes develop rhythm, coordination, musicality, flexibility, and dynamic performance skills through energetic combinations that explore both fluid movement and syncopated rhythms. Students are introduced to current jazz styles while building a strong technical foundation in a fun, challenging, and supportive environment.
Jazz is an excellent complement to ballet training, developing strength, flexibility, coordination, and versatility while encouraging individual style and expressive performance. To achieve proper technique and continue developing the strength and alignment essential to jazz, concurrent enrollment in a ballet class is strongly recommended. Please note: Not currently running. Please contact us about the start date for the class.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$162.55 due on or before 9/14/26
$162.55 due on or before 11/16/26
$162.55 due on or before 1/18 27
$162.55 due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $650 22 for the school year tuition).
(Ages 8-10 yrs.)
Jazz III/IV continues the study of jazz dance through age-appropriate technique, movement, and style.
Rooted in contemporary jazz, classes develop rhythm, coordination, musicality, flexibility, and dynamic performance skills through energetic combinations that explore both fluid movement and syncopated rhythms. Students are introduced to current jazz styles while building a strong technical foundation in a fun, challenging, and supportive environment.
Jazz is an excellent complement to ballet training, developing strength, flexibility, coordination, and versatility while encouraging individual style and expressive performance. To achieve proper technique and continue developing the strength and alignment essential to jazz, concurrent enrollment in a ballet class is strongly recommended. Please note: Not currently running. Please contact us about the start date for the class.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$162.55 due on or before 9/14/26
$162.55 due on or before 11/16/26
$162.55 due on or before 1/18 27
$162.55 due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $650 22 for the school year tuition).
Thursday
4:30 PM to 5:15 PM
4:30 PM to 5:15 PM
The Studio Performing Arts Center
$162.55
TAP III/IV
Tween/Teen Tap
Tween/Teen Tap is a high-energy class that develops rhythm, musicality, coordination, and precision while introducing students to the artistry and technique of tap dance. Through movement and sound, students strengthen timing, spatial awareness, quick thinking, and the connection between the left and right sides of the brain—all while enjoying an engaging and challenging workout.
Students explore the evolution of tap dance, from the rhythmic traditions of Vaudeville and the legendary hoofers of the 1930s to the theatrical style of Broadway and contemporary tap. Individual steps are combined into increasingly complex combinations and expressive choreography, developing rhythmic accuracy, musical interpretation, technical skill, and the joy of creating music through movement.
Whether mastering intricate footwork or performing an energetic routine, students are continually challenged both physically and creatively in a fun, fast-paced environment while gaining an appreciation for tap dance as a uniquely American art form.
DRESS CODE: Dancewear, fitted athletic clothing or a leotard with tights, along with Black Oxford Lace-up Tap shoes. Hair should be secured neatly away from the face in a ponytail or bun.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$154 / 9 week installment due on or before 9/14/26
$154 / 9 week installment due on or before 11/16/26
$154 / 9 week installment due on or before 1/18 27
$188.22 /11 weeks due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $650.22 for the school year tuition).
Tween/Teen Tap
Tween/Teen Tap is a high-energy class that develops rhythm, musicality, coordination, and precision while introducing students to the artistry and technique of tap dance. Through movement and sound, students strengthen timing, spatial awareness, quick thinking, and the connection between the left and right sides of the brain—all while enjoying an engaging and challenging workout.
Students explore the evolution of tap dance, from the rhythmic traditions of Vaudeville and the legendary hoofers of the 1930s to the theatrical style of Broadway and contemporary tap. Individual steps are combined into increasingly complex combinations and expressive choreography, developing rhythmic accuracy, musical interpretation, technical skill, and the joy of creating music through movement.
Whether mastering intricate footwork or performing an energetic routine, students are continually challenged both physically and creatively in a fun, fast-paced environment while gaining an appreciation for tap dance as a uniquely American art form.
DRESS CODE: Dancewear, fitted athletic clothing or a leotard with tights, along with Black Oxford Lace-up Tap shoes. Hair should be secured neatly away from the face in a ponytail or bun.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$154 / 9 week installment due on or before 9/14/26
$154 / 9 week installment due on or before 11/16/26
$154 / 9 week installment due on or before 1/18 27
$188.22 /11 weeks due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $650.22 for the school year tuition).
Thursday
4:30 PM to 5:15 PM
4:30 PM to 5:15 PM
The Studio Performing Arts Center
$165.00
BALLET IV/V 2ND CLASS
(Age 9-11 yrs)
This class serves as the second weekly Ballet IV/V session for dancers seeking additional training and accelerated technical growth. By increasing their time in the studio, students reinforce and expand upon the concepts introduced in Ballet IV/V while continuing to refine placement, strength, flexibility, musicality, and artistry.
The additional class provides more in-depth study of technique, greater opportunity for individual corrections, and continued advancement in turns, jumps, adagio, allegro, and increasingly complex combinations. Through consistent practice and focused training, dancers build confidence, precision, and endurance while progressing more fully through the ballet curriculum.
DRESS CODE: Lavender or Lilac Leotard, pink ballet tights and pink canvas or leather ballet shoes, hair pulled back securely in a bun. Dancers may choose ballet tights and slippers in a shade that best matches their skin tone, if preferred.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$154 / 9 week installment due on or before 9/14/26
$154 / 9 week installment due on or before 11/16/26
$154 / 9 week installment due on or before 1/18 27
$188.22 /11 weeks due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $650.22 for the school year tuition).
(Age 9-11 yrs)
This class serves as the second weekly Ballet IV/V session for dancers seeking additional training and accelerated technical growth. By increasing their time in the studio, students reinforce and expand upon the concepts introduced in Ballet IV/V while continuing to refine placement, strength, flexibility, musicality, and artistry.
The additional class provides more in-depth study of technique, greater opportunity for individual corrections, and continued advancement in turns, jumps, adagio, allegro, and increasingly complex combinations. Through consistent practice and focused training, dancers build confidence, precision, and endurance while progressing more fully through the ballet curriculum.
DRESS CODE: Lavender or Lilac Leotard, pink ballet tights and pink canvas or leather ballet shoes, hair pulled back securely in a bun. Dancers may choose ballet tights and slippers in a shade that best matches their skin tone, if preferred.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$154 / 9 week installment due on or before 9/14/26
$154 / 9 week installment due on or before 11/16/26
$154 / 9 week installment due on or before 1/18 27
$188.22 /11 weeks due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $650.22 for the school year tuition).
Thursday
5:15 PM to 6:00 PM
5:15 PM to 6:00 PM
The Studio Performing Arts Center
$154.00
ADULT BEGINNING TAP
Adult / Teen
No previous tap experience is necessary!
Beginning Tap is a fun, energetic class that gets you moving while introducing the fundamentals of this uniquely American art form. In a lively and supportive atmosphere, students develop rhythm, coordination, musicality, balance, and confidence while enjoying a great workout.
Students learn basic tap steps, build combinations, and discover how individual movements come together to create dances. Along the way, they explore the history and evolution of tap dance—from the rhythmic traditions of Vaudeville and the great hoofers of the 1930s to Broadway and contemporary tap.
Whether you are brand new to tap or returning after years away, this class offers a fun way to move, make music, learn new skills, and experience the joy of tap dancing.
DRESS CODE: Comfortable athletic clothing or dancewear that allows freedom of movement, along with tap shoes. Hair should be secured neatly away from the face.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$200 / 9 week installment due on or before 9/14/26
$200 / 9 week installment due on or before 11/16/26
$200 / 9 week installment due on or before 1/18 27
$244.44 weeks due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $844.44 for the school year tuition).
Adult / Teen
No previous tap experience is necessary!
Beginning Tap is a fun, energetic class that gets you moving while introducing the fundamentals of this uniquely American art form. In a lively and supportive atmosphere, students develop rhythm, coordination, musicality, balance, and confidence while enjoying a great workout.
Students learn basic tap steps, build combinations, and discover how individual movements come together to create dances. Along the way, they explore the history and evolution of tap dance—from the rhythmic traditions of Vaudeville and the great hoofers of the 1930s to Broadway and contemporary tap.
Whether you are brand new to tap or returning after years away, this class offers a fun way to move, make music, learn new skills, and experience the joy of tap dancing.
DRESS CODE: Comfortable athletic clothing or dancewear that allows freedom of movement, along with tap shoes. Hair should be secured neatly away from the face.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$200 / 9 week installment due on or before 9/14/26
$200 / 9 week installment due on or before 11/16/26
$200 / 9 week installment due on or before 1/18 27
$244.44 weeks due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $844.44 for the school year tuition).
Thursday
7:15 PM to 8:00 PM
7:15 PM to 8:00 PM
The Studio Performing Arts Center
$200.00
MUSICAL THEATRE II
(Ages 9–12)
Musical Theatre introduces students to the exciting world of acting, singing, and dance—the three essential elements of musical theatre.
Students build confidence and stage presence through improvisation, character development, acting games, and creative exercises that encourage imagination, spontaneity, and authentic performance. Voice and singing are explored in a fun, supportive group setting with opportunities for featured moments, while lively choreography brings songs to life through movement, storytelling, and expressive performance.
Students step into a variety of characters, often playing multiple roles within a single production, learning to think creatively, make bold acting choices, and tell compelling stories on stage. Along the way, they develop confidence, teamwork, communication skills, and the joy of performing for an audience.
While this class focuses on acting, singing, and bringing these skills together in musical theatre performance, students are strongly encouraged to study dance separately to strengthen their overall training. Ballet provides an exceptional technical foundation by developing strength, flexibility, coordination, musicality, balance, and body alignment, while jazz and tap help students become versatile performers who can learn choreography quickly and perform with confidence.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$176 / 9 week installment due on or before 9/14/26
$176 / 9 week installment due on or before 11/16/26
$176 / 9 week installment due on or before 1/18 27
$215.11 weeks due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $743.11 for the school year tuition).
(Ages 9–12)
Musical Theatre introduces students to the exciting world of acting, singing, and dance—the three essential elements of musical theatre.
Students build confidence and stage presence through improvisation, character development, acting games, and creative exercises that encourage imagination, spontaneity, and authentic performance. Voice and singing are explored in a fun, supportive group setting with opportunities for featured moments, while lively choreography brings songs to life through movement, storytelling, and expressive performance.
Students step into a variety of characters, often playing multiple roles within a single production, learning to think creatively, make bold acting choices, and tell compelling stories on stage. Along the way, they develop confidence, teamwork, communication skills, and the joy of performing for an audience.
While this class focuses on acting, singing, and bringing these skills together in musical theatre performance, students are strongly encouraged to study dance separately to strengthen their overall training. Ballet provides an exceptional technical foundation by developing strength, flexibility, coordination, musicality, balance, and body alignment, while jazz and tap help students become versatile performers who can learn choreography quickly and perform with confidence.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$176 / 9 week installment due on or before 9/14/26
$176 / 9 week installment due on or before 11/16/26
$176 / 9 week installment due on or before 1/18 27
$215.11 weeks due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $743.11 for the school year tuition).
Thursday
7:15 PM to 8:00 PM
7:15 PM to 8:00 PM
The Studio Performing Arts Center
$176.00
TEEN BEG. BALLET
(Ages 12–17)
Teen Beginning Ballet (Ages 12–17) is designed for dancers who are new to ballet or returning after several years away. Whether discovering ballet for the first time or reconnecting with previous training, students develop a strong technical foundation that supports all styles of dance.
Instruction emphasizes proper alignment, posture, strength, flexibility, coordination, musicality, and spatial awareness while developing graceful port de bras, expressive artistry, and strong, articulate legs and feet. Students learn the fundamental vocabulary and technique of classical ballet in a structured, encouraging environment that promotes healthy body mechanics and confidence.
More than just a dance class, ballet develops discipline, focus, perseverance, and confidence while teaching dancers to move with greater strength, coordination, balance, and ease. Students gain a deeper understanding of how their bodies move and function, building healthy movement habits that benefit them both in dance and in everyday life while fostering an appreciation for the beauty, athleticism, and artistry of classical ballet.
DRESS CODE: Any color leotard, pink ballet tights, pink ballet slippers, and hair secured neatly in a bun. Dancers may choose ballet tights and slippers in a shade that best matches their skin tone if preferred.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$348.33 due on or before 9/14/26
$348.33 due on or before 11/16/26
$348.33 due on or before 1/18 27
$348.33 due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $1393.33 for the school year tuition).
(Ages 12–17)
Teen Beginning Ballet (Ages 12–17) is designed for dancers who are new to ballet or returning after several years away. Whether discovering ballet for the first time or reconnecting with previous training, students develop a strong technical foundation that supports all styles of dance.
Instruction emphasizes proper alignment, posture, strength, flexibility, coordination, musicality, and spatial awareness while developing graceful port de bras, expressive artistry, and strong, articulate legs and feet. Students learn the fundamental vocabulary and technique of classical ballet in a structured, encouraging environment that promotes healthy body mechanics and confidence.
More than just a dance class, ballet develops discipline, focus, perseverance, and confidence while teaching dancers to move with greater strength, coordination, balance, and ease. Students gain a deeper understanding of how their bodies move and function, building healthy movement habits that benefit them both in dance and in everyday life while fostering an appreciation for the beauty, athleticism, and artistry of classical ballet.
DRESS CODE: Any color leotard, pink ballet tights, pink ballet slippers, and hair secured neatly in a bun. Dancers may choose ballet tights and slippers in a shade that best matches their skin tone if preferred.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$348.33 due on or before 9/14/26
$348.33 due on or before 11/16/26
$348.33 due on or before 1/18 27
$348.33 due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $1393.33 for the school year tuition).
Tuesday Thursday
3:30 PM to 4:30 PM
3:30 PM to 4:30 PM
The Studio Performing Arts Center
$348.33
SENIOR BALLET (2X/WEEK)
(Ages 13–Adult)
Advanced Ballet is designed for experienced dancers seeking rigorous, high-level ballet training. This class meets twice weekly and is appropriate for dancers at advanced pre-pointe and pointe levels who are ready to refine their technique, increase strength and endurance, and pursue greater artistry and technical excellence.
Training is rooted in the Russian Bolshoi ballet tradition while incorporating French ballet terminology. Students complete a comprehensive barre, core and stretching exercises, and extensive center work including adagio, petit allegro, turns, jumps, balances, port de bras, and increasingly complex combinations.
Through challenging technical work—including pirouettes, grand jetés, fouettés, brisés, enchaînements, échappés, entrechats, and more—dancers continue to develop precision, power, musicality, coordination, and expressive performance quality.
The Bolshoi approach emphasizes strong technique, athleticism, artistry, and the development of confident, versatile dancers capable of meeting the demands of advanced ballet training.
DRESS CODE: Black leotard, pink ballet tights, pink ballet slippers, and hair secured neatly in a bun. Dancers may choose ballet tights and slippers in a shade that best matches their skin tone if preferred.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$348.33 ue on or before 9/14/26
$348.33 due on or before 11/16/26
$348.33 due on or before 1/18 27
$348.33 due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $1393.33 for the school year tuition).
(Ages 13–Adult)
Advanced Ballet is designed for experienced dancers seeking rigorous, high-level ballet training. This class meets twice weekly and is appropriate for dancers at advanced pre-pointe and pointe levels who are ready to refine their technique, increase strength and endurance, and pursue greater artistry and technical excellence.
Training is rooted in the Russian Bolshoi ballet tradition while incorporating French ballet terminology. Students complete a comprehensive barre, core and stretching exercises, and extensive center work including adagio, petit allegro, turns, jumps, balances, port de bras, and increasingly complex combinations.
Through challenging technical work—including pirouettes, grand jetés, fouettés, brisés, enchaînements, échappés, entrechats, and more—dancers continue to develop precision, power, musicality, coordination, and expressive performance quality.
The Bolshoi approach emphasizes strong technique, athleticism, artistry, and the development of confident, versatile dancers capable of meeting the demands of advanced ballet training.
DRESS CODE: Black leotard, pink ballet tights, pink ballet slippers, and hair secured neatly in a bun. Dancers may choose ballet tights and slippers in a shade that best matches their skin tone if preferred.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$348.33 ue on or before 9/14/26
$348.33 due on or before 11/16/26
$348.33 due on or before 1/18 27
$348.33 due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $1393.33 for the school year tuition).
Tuesday Thursday
6:00 PM to 7:15 PM
6:00 PM to 7:15 PM
The Studio Performing Arts Center
$348.33
PREBALLET FRIDAYS
(Ages 3 1/2- 6 yrs)
Ballet principles are introduced in a gentle and age-appropriate way that encourages confidence, coordination, musicality, and a love of movement. Students begin developing the foundations of ballet through creative exercises, barre work, and center activities.
Barre work introduces beginning ballet concepts such as first through third foot positions, pliés, and tendus. Center work includes stretching, tendus, port de bras, rond de jambe, and other foundational steps, along with beginning jumps and leaps that develop strength, balance, coordination, and body awareness.
Through structured technique and imaginative movement, students build a strong foundation for continued ballet training in a positive and supportive environment.
DRESS CODE: Light pink leotard, pink ballet tights, pink ballet slippers, and hair secured neatly in a bun. Dancers may choose ballet tights and slippers in a shade that best matches their skin tone if preferred.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$143 / 9 week installment due on or before 9/14/26
$143 / 9 week installment due on or before 11/16/26
$143 / 9 week installment due on or before 1/18 27
$174.77 weeks due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $603.77 for the school year tuition).
(Ages 3 1/2- 6 yrs)
Ballet principles are introduced in a gentle and age-appropriate way that encourages confidence, coordination, musicality, and a love of movement. Students begin developing the foundations of ballet through creative exercises, barre work, and center activities.
Barre work introduces beginning ballet concepts such as first through third foot positions, pliés, and tendus. Center work includes stretching, tendus, port de bras, rond de jambe, and other foundational steps, along with beginning jumps and leaps that develop strength, balance, coordination, and body awareness.
Through structured technique and imaginative movement, students build a strong foundation for continued ballet training in a positive and supportive environment.
DRESS CODE: Light pink leotard, pink ballet tights, pink ballet slippers, and hair secured neatly in a bun. Dancers may choose ballet tights and slippers in a shade that best matches their skin tone if preferred.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$143 / 9 week installment due on or before 9/14/26
$143 / 9 week installment due on or before 11/16/26
$143 / 9 week installment due on or before 1/18 27
$174.77 weeks due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $603.77 for the school year tuition).
Friday
3:45 PM to 4:30 PM
3:45 PM to 4:30 PM
The Studio Performing Arts Center
$143.00
JAZZ I/II
(Ages 7-9 yrs)
Jazz I/II introduces students to the foundations of jazz dance through age-appropriate steps, skills, and choreography. Students explore rhythm, musicality, coordination, and style while learning the principles of contemporary jazz in a fun and energetic environment.
Classwork incorporates basic jazz technique, rhythmic patterns, isolations, flexibility, strength, and dynamic movement qualities, including both free-flowing and syncopated styles. Through progressive exercises and choreography, students develop confidence, performance quality, and an understanding of jazz as its own unique form of expression.
Jazz dance complements the study of ballet by developing different movement qualities, strength, flexibility, and stylistic versatility. To support proper technique and continued growth, concurrent ballet training is strongly encouraged.
DRESS CODE: Leotard with tan dance tights and tan slip on jazz shoes. Hair secured back in bun or a ponytail.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$150.94 due on or before 9/14/26
$150.94 due on or before 11/16/26
$150.94 due on or before 1/18 27
$150.94 due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $603.77 for the school year tuition).
(Ages 7-9 yrs)
Jazz I/II introduces students to the foundations of jazz dance through age-appropriate steps, skills, and choreography. Students explore rhythm, musicality, coordination, and style while learning the principles of contemporary jazz in a fun and energetic environment.
Classwork incorporates basic jazz technique, rhythmic patterns, isolations, flexibility, strength, and dynamic movement qualities, including both free-flowing and syncopated styles. Through progressive exercises and choreography, students develop confidence, performance quality, and an understanding of jazz as its own unique form of expression.
Jazz dance complements the study of ballet by developing different movement qualities, strength, flexibility, and stylistic versatility. To support proper technique and continued growth, concurrent ballet training is strongly encouraged.
DRESS CODE: Leotard with tan dance tights and tan slip on jazz shoes. Hair secured back in bun or a ponytail.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$150.94 due on or before 9/14/26
$150.94 due on or before 11/16/26
$150.94 due on or before 1/18 27
$150.94 due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $603.77 for the school year tuition).
Friday
4:30 PM to 5:15 PM
4:30 PM to 5:15 PM
The Studio Performing Arts Center
$150.94
MUSICAL THEATRE
15 spots left
(Ages 9–12)
Musical Theatre introduces students to the exciting world of acting, singing, and dance—the three essential elements of musical theatre.
Students build confidence and stage presence through improvisation, character development, acting games, and creative exercises that encourage imagination, spontaneity, and authentic performance. Voice and singing are explored in a fun, supportive group setting with opportunities for featured moments, while lively choreography brings songs to life through movement, storytelling, and expressive performance.
Students step into a variety of characters, often playing multiple roles within a single production, learning to think creatively, make bold acting choices, and tell compelling stories on stage. Along the way, they develop confidence, teamwork, communication skills, and the joy of performing for an audience.
While this class focuses on acting, singing, and bringing these skills together in musical theatre performance, students are strongly encouraged to study dance separately to strengthen their overall training. Ballet provides an exceptional technical foundation by developing strength, flexibility, coordination, musicality, balance, and body alignment, while jazz and tap help students become versatile performers who can learn choreography quickly and perform with confidence.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$176 / 9 week installment due on or before 9/14/26
$176 / 9 week installment due on or before 11/16/26
$176 / 9 week installment due on or before 1/18 27
$215.11 weeks due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $743.11 for the school year tuition).
15 spots left
(Ages 9–12)
Musical Theatre introduces students to the exciting world of acting, singing, and dance—the three essential elements of musical theatre.
Students build confidence and stage presence through improvisation, character development, acting games, and creative exercises that encourage imagination, spontaneity, and authentic performance. Voice and singing are explored in a fun, supportive group setting with opportunities for featured moments, while lively choreography brings songs to life through movement, storytelling, and expressive performance.
Students step into a variety of characters, often playing multiple roles within a single production, learning to think creatively, make bold acting choices, and tell compelling stories on stage. Along the way, they develop confidence, teamwork, communication skills, and the joy of performing for an audience.
While this class focuses on acting, singing, and bringing these skills together in musical theatre performance, students are strongly encouraged to study dance separately to strengthen their overall training. Ballet provides an exceptional technical foundation by developing strength, flexibility, coordination, musicality, balance, and body alignment, while jazz and tap help students become versatile performers who can learn choreography quickly and perform with confidence.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$176 / 9 week installment due on or before 9/14/26
$176 / 9 week installment due on or before 11/16/26
$176 / 9 week installment due on or before 1/18 27
$215.11 weeks due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $743.11 for the school year tuition).
Friday
4:30 PM to 5:30 PM
4:30 PM to 5:30 PM
The Studio Performing Arts Center
$176.00
CHILDREN'S DANCE COMPANY
The East Lansing Dance and Theatre Company
A performance company of The Studio Performing Arts Center
The East Lansing Dance and Theatre Company provides dedicated dancers with the opportunity to grow as performers, artists, and members of a creative ensemble. Open to students with at least three years of ballet training, the Company offers additional performance opportunities through original theatrical productions, community performances, and artistic collaboration.
Company members develop technical skill, confidence, discipline, teamwork, and stage experience while working together across age levels to create meaningful performances.
Company Membership Includes:
• Participation in rehearsals and performances throughout the year
• The opportunity to perform in The Studio’s original storybook ballet/theatre production
• Community performance opportunities and outreach events
Annual Company Tuition: $600
Payment plans are available.
Time Commitment:
• Children’s Company (ages 5-10): approximately 1 additional hour per week
• Junior Company (ages 10-14): approximately 1–2 additional hours per week
• Senior Company (ages 12+): approximately 1–3 additional hours per week
Additional rehearsals may be scheduled as needed, especially in preparation for major productions.
Placement within the Company is determined by the Director based on experience, readiness, and the needs of each production. If needed, an audition may be held in late August/early September for placement purposes only.
The East Lansing Dance and Theatre Company
A performance company of The Studio Performing Arts Center
The East Lansing Dance and Theatre Company provides dedicated dancers with the opportunity to grow as performers, artists, and members of a creative ensemble. Open to students with at least three years of ballet training, the Company offers additional performance opportunities through original theatrical productions, community performances, and artistic collaboration.
Company members develop technical skill, confidence, discipline, teamwork, and stage experience while working together across age levels to create meaningful performances.
Company Membership Includes:
• Participation in rehearsals and performances throughout the year
• The opportunity to perform in The Studio’s original storybook ballet/theatre production
• Community performance opportunities and outreach events
Annual Company Tuition: $600
Payment plans are available.
Time Commitment:
• Children’s Company (ages 5-10): approximately 1 additional hour per week
• Junior Company (ages 10-14): approximately 1–2 additional hours per week
• Senior Company (ages 12+): approximately 1–3 additional hours per week
Additional rehearsals may be scheduled as needed, especially in preparation for major productions.
Placement within the Company is determined by the Director based on experience, readiness, and the needs of each production. If needed, an audition may be held in late August/early September for placement purposes only.
Friday
5:15 PM to 6:15 PM
5:15 PM to 6:15 PM
The Studio Performing Arts Center
$600.00
PRIVATE VOICE LESSONS
Private Voice Lessons
Private voice lessons are an opportunity to study the art and technique of singing through individualized instruction. Students develop healthy vocal production, breath support, pitch, musicianship, phrasing, interpretation, and confidence while building a stronger understanding of their unique voice.
Like any instrument, the voice requires consistent practice, focus, and commitment. Students are encouraged to develop their skills both during lessons and through individual practice outside of the studio. With dedication and guidance, singers continue to grow in vocal ability, musical expression, and performance confidence.
Whether studying for personal enrichment, performance opportunities, musical theatre, auditions, or advanced goals, private voice lessons provide students with the tools to become more skilled, expressive, and confident singers.
Private voice lessons are typically ongoing and are billed on a recurring basis every 10 weeks (or after 10 completed lessons).
Lesson Options:
30-minute lesson — $35
45-minute lesson — $50
60-minute lesson — $65
Private Voice Lessons
Private voice lessons are an opportunity to study the art and technique of singing through individualized instruction. Students develop healthy vocal production, breath support, pitch, musicianship, phrasing, interpretation, and confidence while building a stronger understanding of their unique voice.
Like any instrument, the voice requires consistent practice, focus, and commitment. Students are encouraged to develop their skills both during lessons and through individual practice outside of the studio. With dedication and guidance, singers continue to grow in vocal ability, musical expression, and performance confidence.
Whether studying for personal enrichment, performance opportunities, musical theatre, auditions, or advanced goals, private voice lessons provide students with the tools to become more skilled, expressive, and confident singers.
Private voice lessons are typically ongoing and are billed on a recurring basis every 10 weeks (or after 10 completed lessons).
Lesson Options:
30-minute lesson — $35
45-minute lesson — $50
60-minute lesson — $65
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
1:00 PM to 6:00 PM
1:00 PM to 6:00 PM
The Studio Performing Arts Center
$350.00
PREBALLET SATURDAYS
(Ages 3 1/2 - 6yrs)
Ballet principles are introduced in a gentle and age-appropriate way that encourages confidence, coordination, musicality, and a love of movement. Students begin learning the foundations of ballet through creative exercises, barre work, and center activities.
Barre work introduces basic ballet concepts including first through third positions, pliés, and tendus. Floor and center work includes stretching, port de bras, tendus, rond de jambe, beginning jumps, and simple leaps while developing balance, strength, flexibility, and body awareness.
Through imaginative movement and structured technique, students build a strong foundation for continued ballet training in a positive and supportive environment.
DRESS CODE: Light pink leotard, pink ballet tights, pink canvas or leather ballet slippers, and hair secured neatly in a bun. For boys: white T-Shirt, and black athletic shorts with no logos, white socks and black ballet shoes. Female dancers may choose ballet tights and slippers in a shade that best matches their skin tone if preferred.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$150.94 due on or before 9/14/26
$150.94 due on or before 11/16/26
$150.94 due on or before 1/18 27
$150.94 due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $603.77 for the school year tuition)
(Ages 3 1/2 - 6yrs)
Ballet principles are introduced in a gentle and age-appropriate way that encourages confidence, coordination, musicality, and a love of movement. Students begin learning the foundations of ballet through creative exercises, barre work, and center activities.
Barre work introduces basic ballet concepts including first through third positions, pliés, and tendus. Floor and center work includes stretching, port de bras, tendus, rond de jambe, beginning jumps, and simple leaps while developing balance, strength, flexibility, and body awareness.
Through imaginative movement and structured technique, students build a strong foundation for continued ballet training in a positive and supportive environment.
DRESS CODE: Light pink leotard, pink ballet tights, pink canvas or leather ballet slippers, and hair secured neatly in a bun. For boys: white T-Shirt, and black athletic shorts with no logos, white socks and black ballet shoes. Female dancers may choose ballet tights and slippers in a shade that best matches their skin tone if preferred.
COST: This is an ongoing, school-year class consisting of 38 weeks of instruction, continuing until June 5, 2027. Tuition is divided into four scheduled payments:
$150.94 due on or before 9/14/26
$150.94 due on or before 11/16/26
$150.94 due on or before 1/18 27
$150.94 due on or before 3/22/27
(For a total $603.77 for the school year tuition)
Saturday
10:30 AM to 11:15 AM
10:30 AM to 11:15 AM
The Studio Performing Arts Center
$150.94
JUNIOR DANCE COMPANY
The East Lansing Dance and Theatre Company
A performance company of The Studio Performing Arts Center
The East Lansing Dance and Theatre Company provides dedicated dancers with the opportunity to grow as performers, artists, and members of a creative ensemble. Open to students with at least three years of ballet training, the Company offers additional performance opportunities through original theatrical productions, community performances, and artistic collaboration.
Company members develop technical skill, confidence, discipline, teamwork, and stage experience while working together across age levels to create meaningful performances.
Company Membership Includes:
• Participation in rehearsals and performances throughout the year
• The opportunity to perform in The Studio’s original storybook ballet/theatre production
• Community performance opportunities and outreach events
Annual Company Tuition: $600
Payment plans are available.
Time Commitment:
• Children’s Company (ages 5-10): approximately 1 additional hour per week
• Junior Company (ages 10-14): approximately 1–2 additional hours per week
• Senior Company (ages 12+): approximately 1–3 additional hours per week
Additional rehearsals may be scheduled as needed, especially in preparation for major productions.
Placement within the Company is determined by the Director based on experience, readiness, and the needs of each production. If needed, an audition may be held in late August/early September for placement purposes only.
The East Lansing Dance and Theatre Company
A performance company of The Studio Performing Arts Center
The East Lansing Dance and Theatre Company provides dedicated dancers with the opportunity to grow as performers, artists, and members of a creative ensemble. Open to students with at least three years of ballet training, the Company offers additional performance opportunities through original theatrical productions, community performances, and artistic collaboration.
Company members develop technical skill, confidence, discipline, teamwork, and stage experience while working together across age levels to create meaningful performances.
Company Membership Includes:
• Participation in rehearsals and performances throughout the year
• The opportunity to perform in The Studio’s original storybook ballet/theatre production
• Community performance opportunities and outreach events
Annual Company Tuition: $600
Payment plans are available.
Time Commitment:
• Children’s Company (ages 5-10): approximately 1 additional hour per week
• Junior Company (ages 10-14): approximately 1–2 additional hours per week
• Senior Company (ages 12+): approximately 1–3 additional hours per week
Additional rehearsals may be scheduled as needed, especially in preparation for major productions.
Placement within the Company is determined by the Director based on experience, readiness, and the needs of each production. If needed, an audition may be held in late August/early September for placement purposes only.
Saturday
11:15 AM to 12:15 PM
11:15 AM to 12:15 PM
The Studio Performing Arts Center
$600.00
SENIOR DANCE COMPANY
The East Lansing Dance and Theatre Company
A performance company of The Studio Performing Arts Center
The East Lansing Dance and Theatre Company provides dedicated dancers with the opportunity to grow as performers, artists, and members of a creative ensemble. Open to students with at least three years of ballet training, the Company offers additional performance opportunities through original theatrical productions, community performances, and artistic collaboration.
Company members develop technical skill, confidence, discipline, teamwork, and stage experience while working together across age levels to create meaningful performances.
Company Membership Includes:
• Participation in rehearsals and performances throughout the year
• The opportunity to perform in The Studio’s original storybook ballet/theatre production
• Community performance opportunities and outreach events
Annual Company Tuition: $600
Payment plans are available.
Time Commitment:
• Children’s Company (ages 5-10): approximately 1 additional hour per week
• Junior Company (ages 10-14): approximately 1–2 additional hours per week
• Senior Company (ages 12+): approximately 1–3 additional hours per week
Additional rehearsals may be scheduled as needed, especially in preparation for major productions.
Placement within the Company is determined by the Director based on experience, readiness, and the needs of each production. If needed, an audition may be held in late August/early September for placement purposes only.
The East Lansing Dance and Theatre Company
A performance company of The Studio Performing Arts Center
The East Lansing Dance and Theatre Company provides dedicated dancers with the opportunity to grow as performers, artists, and members of a creative ensemble. Open to students with at least three years of ballet training, the Company offers additional performance opportunities through original theatrical productions, community performances, and artistic collaboration.
Company members develop technical skill, confidence, discipline, teamwork, and stage experience while working together across age levels to create meaningful performances.
Company Membership Includes:
• Participation in rehearsals and performances throughout the year
• The opportunity to perform in The Studio’s original storybook ballet/theatre production
• Community performance opportunities and outreach events
Annual Company Tuition: $600
Payment plans are available.
Time Commitment:
• Children’s Company (ages 5-10): approximately 1 additional hour per week
• Junior Company (ages 10-14): approximately 1–2 additional hours per week
• Senior Company (ages 12+): approximately 1–3 additional hours per week
Additional rehearsals may be scheduled as needed, especially in preparation for major productions.
Placement within the Company is determined by the Director based on experience, readiness, and the needs of each production. If needed, an audition may be held in late August/early September for placement purposes only.
Saturday
12:15 PM to 3:15 PM
12:15 PM to 3:15 PM
The Studio Performing Arts Center
$600.00
PRIVATE LESSONS OR COACHING (Acting or Dance)
Private Lessons & Coaching
Private lessons are available in public speaking, audition preparation, and all performing arts disciplines offered at The Studio. Whether preparing for an audition, working on a specific project, building confidence, or seeking additional training, private coaching provides individualized instruction tailored to each student’s goals.
Lessons may be scheduled as a one-time consultation or continued coaching sessions based on the student’s needs and availability.
Private Lesson Rates:
30 minutes — $35
45 minutes — $50
60 minutes — $65
Times and dates available by appointment.
Private Lessons & Coaching
Private lessons are available in public speaking, audition preparation, and all performing arts disciplines offered at The Studio. Whether preparing for an audition, working on a specific project, building confidence, or seeking additional training, private coaching provides individualized instruction tailored to each student’s goals.
Lessons may be scheduled as a one-time consultation or continued coaching sessions based on the student’s needs and availability.
Private Lesson Rates:
30 minutes — $35
45 minutes — $50
60 minutes — $65
Times and dates available by appointment.
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
1:00 PM to 6:00 PM
1:00 PM to 6:00 PM
The Studio Performing Arts Center
$350.00