Spring/Summer classes

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Registration open now! Please email us with questions about placement.

Our engaging classes for ages 3 to adult are designed to offer students the best possible training while building confidence and imparting a lifelong love of movement!

Drop-in Fall/Winter classes through 5/10:

Open Ballet: Monday @ 7pm, Tuesday & Wednesday @ 6:15pm, Thursday @ 6:30pm

Open Yoga: Wednesday @ 10am

Open Jazz: Friday @ 10am

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Ballet (grades 4-6): Session I

Youth

Ballet includes barre, center work, across the floor, and creative movement.

Instructor:

Kate DeRosia

Day:

Time:

Thursday

4:45-5:30

Dates:

May 29, June 5, 12, 19

Ballet

Gr. 7 to Adult

Intermediate/Advanced ballet class featuring barre, center work, and across the floor. Drop-ins welcome.

Instructor:

Ashley Hensel-Browning

Day:

Time:

Wednesday

6:00-7:15

Dates:

Ongoing through July 30th

Pointe Variations

Gr. 7 to Adult

This class for the advanced dancer will feature several classical pointe variations.

Instructor:

Ashley Hensel-Browning

Day:

Time:

Wednesday

7:15-8:00

Dates:

May 28, June 4, 11, 18

Ballet (grades 4-6): Session II

Youth

Ballet includes barre, center work, across the floor, and creative movement.

Instructor:

Suzanne Stern

Day:

Time:

Thursday

4:45-5:30

Dates:

July 3, 10, 17, 24

Ballet (grade K/1): Session I

Youth

Ballet includes barre, center work, across the floor, and creative movement.

Instructor:

Suzanne Stern

Day:

Time:

Monday

5:15-6:00

Dates:

May 19, June 2, 9, 16

Nutcracker Workshop (grades 5-7)

Youth

This workshop will introduce students to choreography from The Nutcracker and will focus on Clara, Fritz, Candy Canes, and Jesters.

Instructor:

Ashley Hensel-Browning

Day:

Time:

Wednesday

4:30-5:15

Dates:

May 14, 21, 28, June 4

Learn about Dance

What is Ballet Dance?

Ballet is a staple at the Dance Factory and our commitment to a sequential, inclusive, and safe curriculum allows all dancers to shine in this art form. Our students are also offered the opportunity to dance in a fully costumed, full-length performances of The Nutcracker every December, beginning as little Mother Goose and Mice and continuing to dance soloist roles such as Sugar Plum Fairy and Snow Queen as they become more experienced.

Often the ballet world has made people feel like you need to fit a certain mold, but not at the Dance Factory. If you love ballet, there is a place for you at our studio! We offer ballet for our youngest dancers all the way through adults with multiple options throughout the week catered to all levels.

What is Tap Dance?

Dana leads our tap program at the studio and you can't help but smile when you see these classes in action!

We offer tap for elementary students through adults. Classes start with a warm-up at barre and progress to across-the-floor exercises and skill-building. You can find these tap dancers learning combinations to pop music, old school jazz, Broadway tunes, and even an occasional country song!

What is Jazz Dance?

Our jazz program is available to students in grades 2-adult. Classes explore lyrical, contemporary, and musical theater style-jazz throughout the year, with an emphasis on expression, character, and technique. Classes include a unison warm-up that focuses on placement and strength, increasingly challenging across the floor exercises, and fun combinations that allow students to explore the diversity of this great style.

Dancers who have a love of Broadway will have a blast in jazz classes!

What is Modern Dance?

Ashley teaches our modern classes, which are available for kindergarten students through adults. She blends technique, artistry, and expression in her classes while encouraging her students to see themselves as both dancers and choreographers. Dancers receive a strong foundation in floor work, developing a deeper understanding of alignment and support, learning combinations, and partnering while also getting many opportunities to share their own ideas, express themselves, and make choreography with their peers.
Many of our dancers love modern because we dance with bare feet!

What is Hip Hop?

Our hip hop classes are the perfect mix of working hard and having fun. Students develop a more thorough understanding of their bodies through isolations, strength-building, and skill-building. Classes often include breakdancing fundamentals along with exploring different elements of hip hop dance through playful and energetic choreography. Students are also given opportunities to explore their own skills as choreographers through improvisation and working with peers to co-choreograph.

Young dancers in a dance studio pose happily in their blue and black costumes

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Spring/Summer classes

Ballet (grades 4-6): Session I

Youth

Kate DeRosia

Ballet

Gr. 7 to Adult

Ashley Hensel-Browning

Pointe Variations

Gr. 7 to Adult

Ashley Hensel-Browning

Ballet (grades 4-6): Session II

Youth

Suzanne Stern

Ballet (grade K/1): Session I

Youth

Suzanne Stern

Nutcracker Workshop (grades 5-7)

Youth

Ashley Hensel-Browning

Learn about Dance

What is Ballet Dance?

What is Tap Dance?

What is Jazz Dance?

What is Modern Dance?

What is Hip Hop?

What is Yoga?

What is Barre & Stretch?

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