Broadway Jazz is a dance style that places a strong emphasis on performance and characterisation skills, reminiscent of the grand musical productions like Chicago, Moulin Rouge, and Mamma Mia. Beginner classes are ideal for those seeking enjoyment and fitness, while the more advanced dance classes cater to experienced dancers looking for a challenging experience.
What to Wear to a Broadway Jazz Class
Comfortable clothing and jazz shoes or runners.
Burlesque is a theatrical dance style embracing sensuality and individuality, where you will build confidence and coordination through dynamic and raunchy routines.
What to Wear to a Burlesque Class
A Top or crop top with leggings or long pants.
Heels and kneepads are recommended.
KPOP dance style blends hip-hop, contemporary and traditional Korean dance. Recently catapulted into mainstream pop-culture by groups like BLACKPINK, KPOP is known for Intricate arm movements, powerful footwork and precise synchronisation.
What to Wear to a KPOP Class
Loose-fitting track or cargo pants, comfortable tops (t-shirts, singlets, hoodies) and sneakers.
Breakin' classes explore the foundations of break dancing technique, build skills for improvisation and start the exploration of freestyle movement. Students will learn all sorts of skills for the dance floor, including locking, popping, freezing, intricate footwork, floor skills, isolations and spins. Break dancing is sure to improve upper body and core strength.
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Hip Hop is an urban street style that developed from the foundations of African dance, jazz and tap dance, with influence from hip hop/rap music. Very grounded and sometimes intricate, Hip Hop prioritizes performance quality, stylistic choices and characterization. Students will learn basic grooves, isolations, and will be encouraged to explore freestyle movement with rhythmic quality.
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Ballet is an artistic dance form using precise and highly formalized steps and gestures. It incorporates the technical foundations for many other dance styles and is often performed to a classical soundtrack. Ballet is excellent for improving flexibility, coordination, grace and strength!
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Contemporary dance prioritizes self expression through the formation of movement and investigating unique movement pathways. It is often fluid in style and has a sense of flow connecting one movement to another, exploring different and diverse movement qualities. Students will work on transfer of weight, working in and out of the floor, artistic expression, improvisation skills and coordination.
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Lyrical embodies the qualities of both ballet and contemporary dance styles, while encouraging a more emotive and expressive performance quality. Lyrical often uses the lyrics as inspiration to express emotion & gesture, hence the name.
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Jazz dance stems from a long history of social dances and cultural influence through American history. Icons such as Jack Cole, Alvin Ailey, Bob Fosse and Gene Kelly helped evolve jazz over centuries to form into the style it is today. Often performed to pop music, jazz includes skills of flexibility, strength, balance, coordination, creativity and performance style. Our classes focus on improving technical ability in areas such as pirouettes, kicks, jumps and characterization.
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Commercial Jazz combines the styles of jazz and hip hop to produce an energetic style that can be seen in popular modern video clips and commercial performances. It is the perfect fusion of technique, personal style and self expression.
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Available in Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Teal, Light Blue, Dark Blue, Purple, Pink and Black.
