Classes
Lisa's School of Dance
Classes are available for Preschool through Adult, beginner through advanced.
The studio runs classes on a full dance season September through June and also on a 6 week recreational level.
All classes are performance classes with the exception of the technique classes and the 6 week recreational programs. This gives students the opportunity to showcase their hard work through dance festivals, recitals and community performances.
Please have a look below for a description of all of the dance styles available to you. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact us and we will answer any questions you may have.
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Dance Classes
Tap
Tap
A style of dance where the feet are as much a musical instrument as the drums. Intricate rhythms and beats are created using specific style shoes. Routines generally have an entertaining and exciting “Broadway” or “Theatrical” feel to them. A very visual and captivating form of dance, Tap is among one of the few timeless styles.
Jazz
An upbeat/energetic form of dance. Includes all major technical elements example: turns, kicks, jumps. This style of dance varies from each choreographer. Jazz routines may have a more theatrical “Broadway” feel to them, or include a more current and sassy “Music Video” style. Each dance will be creatively different from the next, and will entertain all audiences.
Jazz
An upbeat/energetic form of dance. Includes all major technical elements example: turns, kicks, jumps. This style of dance varies from each choreographer. Jazz routines may have a more theatrical “Broadway” feel to them, or include a more current and sassy “Music Video” style. Each dance will be creatively different from the next, and will entertain all audiences.
Ballet
Ballet
A classic form of dance, ballet is the structure behind every genre. Ballet is a timeless form of dance that greatly improves the posture, balance and technique of every dancer. Ballet routines may be taught as “Classical”, which have no story line and use only traditional ballet technique, or “Demi-Character”, something with a story line or characters to be portrayed.
Hip Hop
An urban-contemporary form of dance, Hip-Hop is a favorite among the present generation. From “Old-School” to “New School”, this is the most publicized form of dance today. Popular within most music videos and concerts, Hip-Hop is definitely a current favorite among dancers and audiences.
Hip Hop
An urban-contemporary form of dance, Hip-Hop is a favorite among the present generation. From “Old-School” to “New School”, this is the most publicized form of dance today. Popular within most music videos and concerts, Hip-Hop is definitely a current favorite among dancers and audiences.
Lyrical
Lyrical
A beautiful an expressive form of dance used to tell a story. Whether the dance is portraying something happy or sad, the basis of all lyrical routines are a mix of ballet and jazz technique as well as raw emotion. The style of each lyrical routine differs from each choreographer.
Contemporary
Originating in the early 1900’s, Modern Dance was created to ‘rebel” against the strict technique of classical ballet. It since has developed into a “Free Spirited” form of dance where the choreographer is free to use the dancers to tell a story of the hardships of life, or simply portray the beauty of nature. It allows for flexed feet and abstract angles that other forms of dance do not. Contemporary is now basically known as a less traditional style of modern dance, incorporating elements of all genres including ballet, lyrical, modern and jazz, this form of dance is completely open to be whatever the choreographer visions.
Contemporary
Originating in the early 1900’s, Modern Dance was created to ‘rebel” against the strict technique of classical ballet. It since has developed into a “Free Spirited” form of dance where the choreographer is free to use the dancers to tell a story of the hardships of life, or simply portray the beauty of nature. It allows for flexed feet and abstract angles that other forms of dance do not. Contemporary is now basically known as a less traditional style of modern dance, incorporating elements of all genres including ballet, lyrical, modern and jazz, this form of dance is completely open to be whatever the choreographer visions.
Musical Theatre
Musical Theatre
A very entertaining form of dance, which incorporates as much acting as it does dancing. Occasionally dancers will be asked to sing or lip-sync lyrics. Musical Theatre became famous because of routines done on “Broadway”. A few examples of these amazing routines are Annie, West Side Story, Grease, Hair-Spray and Chicago.
Acro
Acro is a genre of dance which seamlessly fuses elements of lyrical, gymnastics tricks, balancing, tumbling, and jazz. Students learn Acrobatic tricks such as handstands, cartwheels, chest stands, elbow stands, walkovers, side and front aerials, as well as tumbling lines. Acro is a very athletic and awe inspiring form of dance to watch.
Acro
Acro is a genre of dance which seamlessly fuses elements of lyrical, gymnastics tricks, balancing, tumbling, and jazz. Students learn Acrobatic tricks such as handstands, cartwheels, chest stands, elbow stands, walkovers, side and front aerials, as well as tumbling lines. Acro is a very athletic and awe inspiring form of dance to watch.
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Adult Classes
Learn to dance and have fun doing it.
Our adult dance classes are designed to have fun, exercise and a social night out.