Update

Saturday, March 14: We are open in both locations with all classes running as scheduled. There is a mix of snow and rain forecast for today, so please use your own discretion. If students miss a class they are welcome to attend a make up class. Weather related updates...

March Break

March 16-22: No regular classes. Children's Program students are welcome to sign up for a Workshop class in place of your regular class that week. There is no cost to attend the workshops, but you must sign up in the Parent Portal under Events! There are limited spots...

PD Day Camp!

Register now for one of our upcoming PD Day Camps. Exising students - please register through the Parent Portal. New students - click the date below to register for your first camp. You can then login to the Parent Portal to add more camps or lunches. Thursday, April...

Maritime Dance Academy

Atlantic Canada's largest dance academy provides a variety of dance styles for people of all ages and skill levels.

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Thousand sq ft

BALLET

Our Ballet students study and take examinations with the Society of Russian Ballet. Exams typically take place in March and are designed to assess each student in terms of technique and presentation.

POINTE

This ballet class focuses on strengthening the legs and feet to prepare students to work en pointe. This class is for level 6 and higher.

JAZZ

Jazz is an energetic, physical, and up-tempo dance form. Classes are a combination of current dance trends and stage dance. The emphasis is on polish and technique, while improving flexibility.

TAP

The emphasis in tap classes is on correct rhythms and clarity of sound. Students are examined by PAEC when ready.

HIP HOP

Students will be introduced to various types of hip hop dance and movement and will participate in a year end performance in June.

TECHNIQUE

Our students take a technique class when they reach ITP level 2. The technique class was created for students to work on flexibility, jumps and turns. The class focuses primarily on jazz and ballet technique.

MODERN

Modern draws from many forms of dance, but emphasizes exploring the full range of movements the body can make. It uses the body as an expressive instrument moving in space.

CONTEMPORARY

Contemporary/Lyrical is one of the most common styles as seen on dance reality TV shows and a popular request among teens. A free movement style will be encouraged while learning basic terminology and technique.

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