— Jazz
Energetic. Expressive.
Confident.
Jazz combines technique, musicality, and high-energy movement to help dancers build confidence while having fun. From leaps and turns to dynamic choreography, jazz encourages students to perform with personality and passion.
— Ready to move?
— About
What is Jazz Dance?
Jazz is one of the most exciting and versatile styles of dance. Rooted in ballet technique but filled with energetic movement, jazz classes focus on rhythm, coordination, flexibility, and performance skills.
Students learn exciting combinations featuring turns, jumps, kicks, and expressive choreography set to age-appropriate contemporary music. Whether your dancer dreams of performing on stage, joining a school dance team, or simply loves to move, jazz provides a strong technical foundation while keeping every class engaging and fun.
— What students learn
Skills built in every class.
01
Technique
Proper body alignment, turns, leaps, kicks, and flexibility.
02
Musicality
Learning to hear and interpret rhythm while dancing with confidence.
03
Performance
Developing stage presence, expression, and storytelling through movement.
04
Strength & Coordination
Building balance, control, and athletic ability.
05
Confidence
Encouraging dancers to perform boldly while celebrating their individuality.
— Is jazz right for my dancer?
Perfect for students who…
- Love upbeat music
- Enjoy energetic movement
- Want to improve flexibility
- Are interested in musical theater
- Want to build confidence on stage
- Like learning exciting choreography
— Class levels
A path for every dancer.
— Ages 4–6
Tiny Jazz
A playful introduction to rhythm, movement, and beginning jazz technique.
— Foundations
Beginning Jazz
Students build core technique while learning turns, jumps, and choreography.
— Building strength
Intermediate Jazz
Focuses on stronger technique, flexibility, and more advanced combinations.
— Performance level
Advanced Jazz
Challenges experienced dancers with complex choreography, precision, and performance quality.
— Why parents love jazz
More than choreography.
Builds Confidence
Students gain self-confidence through performance and personal achievement.
Encourages Athleticism
Jazz develops strength, flexibility, balance, and coordination.
Improves Musicality
Dancers learn to interpret music while developing rhythm and timing.
Supports Other Styles
Jazz complements ballet, contemporary, musical theater, and dance team training.
— What to wear
Dress the part.
Required
- Leotard
- Tights
- Jazz shoes
- Hair secured away from the face
Bring
- Water bottle
- Positive attitude
- Big smile
— FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
- Does my child need previous dance experience?
- Not at all. We offer beginner classes designed for students who are brand new to dance.
- What age should my child start jazz?
- Many dancers begin around ages 4–6, though older beginners are always welcome.
- Is jazz good for beginners?
- Yes. Jazz is a fantastic introduction to dance because it combines technique with fun, high-energy movement.
- How is jazz different from hip hop?
- Jazz focuses on technical foundations, flexibility, turns, leaps, and expressive choreography. Hip hop emphasizes street styles, freestyle movement, and groove. Many dancers enjoy taking both.
- Should my child also take ballet?
- We highly recommend it. Ballet builds the strength, balance, and technique that help dancers excel in jazz.