The studio
Two rooms under one roof
Studio A has a pale wooden floor, a long barre and tall windows, and it is where the youngest dancers and the ballet classes meet. Studio B has a black floor and mirrors out of sight of the door, and it is where jazz, hip hop and the company's contemporary classes meet. A family room with a window onto Studio A is where grown-ups wait.
Sprung floors in both studios
A barre at two heights in Studio A
A family room with a window onto Studio A
Studio B
Room for the louder classes
Jazz, hip hop and the company's contemporary classes meet in Studio B, where the black floor takes a turn and the speakers take the volume. It holds up to 12 dancers a class, and a stack of mats is there for conditioning.
Up to 12 dancers a class
A black floor and mirrors
A stack of mats for conditioning
In the room
Who is in the room
The checks our teachers hold and how our classes are set up.
Adults to children
1 adult to 5 children
Ages 3 to 5
Class size: 10
1 adult to 10 children
Ages 6 to 8
Class size: 10
1 adult to 12 children
Ages 9 to 12
Class size: 12
1 adult to 12 children
Ages 13 to 18
Class size: 12
Class size
Up to 12 children
Ages 3 to 18
Staff checks and training
- Background checks
- CPR and first aid
Safety routines
Grown-ups of ages 3 to 5
A parent or guardian waits in the family room for every creative movement class, and the teacher hands each child to a named grown-up at the door.
The floor and the barre
Both floors are sprung, the barre comes at two heights, and the studios are swept before the first class.
Conditioning for the company
The Saturday conditioning class builds strength and stamina for company dancers, and any dancer who feels pain tells the teacher before class.
Telling us things
Tell us about allergies or an injury before the first class. We ask privately once you register, and never on the website form.
Sample details.
Come and see it
Book a placement visit, and see the studios during a class.