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No classes Mon night 9/21
Have a good holiday
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STOMP style percussive dance workshop with 13 year cast member & rehearsal director! Register online or in the app
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There will be no Monday evening classes tonight.
8/17/26
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Celebrating 6 Years Strong with Emilia!
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Reminder - No Classes Today
Good morning! Just a reminder that there are no morning classes today, Sunday, Aug. 9th. They will be back on schedule next week!
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This Week’s Classes
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THIS WEEK’S SCHEDULE
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It’s a wrap! 2026 Ballet Intensive students made it to Day 5 😍
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Monday Guest Teacher Nina Vargas
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Theatre on Main Street
Jul 05
Born and raised in Orange County New York, Nina Vargas has been dancing since she was three years old. She began dancing with Powers Dance Arts where she was taught ballet, jazz and tap. At the age of nine Nina was introduced to Broadway veteran Darlene Wilson. This was when dance became more than just a hobby for her. She began to broaden her knowledge to as many types of dance as she could. This included Fosse jazz, contemporary, modern and hip-hop. Nina continued her dance education and recently received her B.F.A in dance from Long Island University at Post with honors. During her time at Post, Nina was able to work with choreographers like Steven Vaughn from Parsons Dance and Michael Leon-Thomas from Alvin Ailey. Since graduation Nina has been teaching and performing. She very much looks forward to continuing her dance career, and inspiring others with her movement.
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I love hearing the path that my classmates took, which eventually brought them to the classes I attend with them. Every one of them is unique and so interesting. Emilia's story is full of serendipity that almost feels like fate -- and it is clear that she is exactly where she belongs.