Dance Genres

Body alignment, technique, musicality, aesthetic purity of line, and grace coalesce to produce a wonderful fluidity of movement. Dance Co offers ballet classes and examinations in the Cecchetti training method. Live accompaniment both inspires and challenges the students to grow musically.

The fundamentals of both “old school” (popping and locking) and “new school” (krumping, hyphy and bucking, crip walking and harlem shaking) are taught in the awe-inspiring, yet accessible dance style. Street moves are fused with footwork derived from breaking to create a heady hybrid that borrows equally from both club dancing and funk.

Continuous gentle owing technical ballet and jazz movements which blend smoothly from one to the next to interpret slower-paced music tempos. Emphasis is placed on expressive, fluid movements and the “storytelling” of the music or lyrics of a song.

Jazz dance is taught to the music of today, layering jazz style over traditional ballet technique. Developing flexibility, strength and co-ordination of total body through warm up, centre exercises, across the floor turns and progressions as well as high energy choreography.

A constantly evolving style of movement that is initiated from an emotional standpoint. Based on the Graham, Limon and Cunningham techniques with an athletic approach.

Acrobatics teaches flexibility, balance, strength, muscle control, discipline, and concentration. Yoga, pilates and physical conditioning are blended in body conditioning classes with specific attention placed on proper skeletal alignment to ensure correct dance technique and overall good health.

Combines the elements of theatre and different dance styles to produce entertaining, Broadway-style routines. Stage teaches our dancers the importance of performance and holding the audiences attention. Musical theatre also includes vocal work. These are integral skills for any dancer wishing to pursue a professional career. 

A high-energy style of dance which uses shoes fitted with heel and toe taps to strike the floor as a form of percussion. Rhythm, style and technique are intertwined to let your feet play the music. 

Aerial silks is an acrobatic art form where silks are hung from the ceiling to the floor and divided into two pieces. The silks are then used to perform acrobatic tricks and exercises, such as climbing, binding, drops and swings.