Room One
Our larger room has a wood floor, a full mirror wall, and movable barres. Ballet and jazz meet here. Street shoes stay at the entrance.
Inside Tullethrum
Two rooms.
Plenty of ways to begin.
We teach the step, say its name, and leave time to try it again. Some dancers arrive with years of classes. Others arrive with a question about which shoe goes where.
Room Two
A smaller room with a wood tap floor and a mirror wall. This is where tap classes work on rhythm without sharing the music from the other room.
At the door
Check in at the desk ten minutes before your first class. There is a bench for bags and a small waiting area. A parent or guardian checks children in and out.
Your class bag
What to wear
- Trial class: a T-shirt, leggings or comfortable pants, water, and clean indoor shoes. Ask about borrowing tap shoes when we confirm; sizes are limited.
- Ballet: a leotard with tights or a fitted T-shirt with leggings, and soft ballet slippers. No pointe shoes.
- Tap: clothes you can move in and flat, lace-up tap shoes.
- Jazz: a fitted T-shirt or leotard, leggings, and clean jazz shoes.
Tie back long hair. Adults can wear any comfortable class clothes; there is no color requirement.
Meet us at the studio
Class time starts at the desk.
26 Ribbon Lane, Maple Crossing. Enter through the blue street-level door; both teaching rooms are on this floor.
Desk hours
Monday–Thursday, 3–8pm
Saturday, 9am–noon
Friday & Sunday, closed
Saturday desk hours are for visits and fittings. Weekly classes follow the published program; recital rehearsal on December 18 takes place at the Arts Hall.
Read the class programFind your first eight counts.
Choose a class to try for $15. We’ll agree on a date and tell you which room to come to.