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Class Styles

Acrobatics

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 Acro classes incorporate elements of tumbling, balance, strength, flexibility and cardio.  Learning foundation and proper technique in addition to tricks and flips

Ballet

 A syllabus focused style, providing a strong grounding in classical ballet movement. We follow the RAD (Royal Academy of Dance) syllabus and hold the opportunity for student to participate in ballet exams.

Breaking

This class will work on developing a strong Breaking (Break-Dancing) technique. Learning grooves, freezes, transitions & tricks. This sub-set of Hip-Hop is great for expanding ones street dance repertoire. 

Contemporary 

Contemporary is a blend of Ballet and Modern dance. It builds a strong centre and combines precision leg work with fluidity of the torso. Contemporary dance encourages self expression, natural movement and personal interpretation.

Glenn Wood Tap

Consisting of 13 Levels (beginner to professional) Glenn Wood Tap –  What sets it apart from other syllabi is that it is founded on solid technique, whilst being fluid, relaxed and enjoyable. Each level contains a complete programme of tap dance containing individual steps, combinations, performance quality routines as well as barre activities and turning technique activities.

Hip-Hop

An umbrella term for a range of street dance styles that evolved from Hip-Hop music and  culture. These include, Dancehall, Afro, Popping, Locking, Waaking, Breaking and any more. A percussive, soulful, strong and communal dance style.

JFH & Jazz

The choreography focuses on improving intricate commercial skills including: rhythm, dynamics, timing, musicality, pick-up speed, performance quality and expression. An ideal class for those wanting a challenge, have fun, improve their style, and are looking to bring some sass and swagger into their day.

Lyrical

Lyrical jazz or Lyrical is a style of dance created from the fusion of ballet with jazz and contemporary dance techniques. It combines many technical elements of classical ballet with the freedom, fluidity, and expressiveness of jazz, contemporary and modern dance.

Musical Theatre

Musical theatre incorporates singing, dancing and acting to create mini musicals such as “Annie” and “Cats”. Students portray various characters and learn about improvisation.

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