KaliAndrews Dance Company, Inc.

Competitive Intensive 2018

Location Name Class Days
Studio A
 Warm-Up (6-7 yrs)
Rose Loignon-LaPointe
Why is it important to warm up before dancing? Oxygen reaches your muscles more efficiently this enhances muscle contraction. It can prevent muscle soreness after your dance practice or physical activity. Warm up is designed to prevent the risk of injury and also prepares the mind and body to concentrate on the task ahead. YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLEFCLzNWmgfxrmNVFreakA Originally from Ottawa, Ontario, Jamie has danced for MADONNA, ARIANA GRANDE, NICK JONAS, KIESZA, DEMI LOVATO, The JONAS BROTHERS, VITA CHAMBERS, THE VIOLENT FEMMES, SHILOH, and many more. On screen you can see Jamie as a featured dancer in Disney's CAMP ROCK 2. Some of his notable accomplishments include appearing as one of the top 5 male Triple Threat finalists on CBC's hit reality TV series, "TRIPLE SENSATION,” as well as performing alongside George Wendt (Norm from Cheers) in HAIRSPRAY (Charlottetown Festival). Film/Video credits include leading roles in the award winning History Television feature, "Death or Canada," TVO’s “Explore My World,” CBC's "Breakout!," and MUCH MUSIC’s “MMVA’s.” Commercial appearances include "America's Best Dance Crew" (MUCHMUSIC)," Best Buy" (CTV/A CHANNEL), "Elections Canada" (MUCHMUSIC) and many more. His newest CHOREOGRAPHIC endeavor has him developing, producing, and choreographing LIVE tours and commercial appearances for the MINI POP KIDS.
Ages 6-7 		Monday
9:00 AM to 9:30 AM
Aug 20 to Aug 20
Studio B-C
 Warm-Up (8-12 yrs)
Shawn Bracke
Why is it important to warm up before dancing? Oxygen reaches your muscles more efficiently this enhances muscle contraction. It can prevent muscle soreness after your dance practice or physical activity. Warm up is designed to prevent the risk of injury and also prepares the mind and body to concentrate on the task ahead. YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLEFCLzNWmgfxrmNVFreakA Originally from Ottawa, Ontario, Jamie has danced for MADONNA, ARIANA GRANDE, NICK JONAS, KIESZA, DEMI LOVATO, The JONAS BROTHERS, VITA CHAMBERS, THE VIOLENT FEMMES, SHILOH, and many more. On screen you can see Jamie as a featured dancer in Disney's CAMP ROCK 2. Some of his notable accomplishments include appearing as one of the top 5 male Triple Threat finalists on CBC's hit reality TV series, "TRIPLE SENSATION,” as well as performing alongside George Wendt (Norm from Cheers) in HAIRSPRAY (Charlottetown Festival). Film/Video credits include leading roles in the award winning History Television feature, "Death or Canada," TVO’s “Explore My World,” CBC's "Breakout!," and MUCH MUSIC’s “MMVA’s.” Commercial appearances include "America's Best Dance Crew" (MUCHMUSIC)," Best Buy" (CTV/A CHANNEL), "Elections Canada" (MUCHMUSIC) and many more. His newest CHOREOGRAPHIC endeavor has him developing, producing, and choreographing LIVE tours and commercial appearances for the MINI POP KIDS.
Ages 8-12 		Monday
9:00 AM to 9:30 AM
Aug 20 to Aug 20
Studio A
 Acro (6-7 yrs)
Rose Loignon-LaPointe
Info coming soon!
Ages 6-7 		Monday
9:35 AM to 10:05 AM
Aug 20 to Aug 20
Studio C
 Style Changing Improv Techniques (8-12 yrs)
Shawn Bracke
Choreography Video Reels: https://www.shawnbracke.com/videos Shawn Bracke is a versatile dancer, choreographer and visual artist, creating movement for stage, film and television. His work is story-based and aims to inspire audiences to think critically and feel deeply. His aesthetic stems from his strong technical training and a professional career that immersed in the commercial and concert dance worlds. His extensive training in Contemporary, Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Hip-hop and Vernacular styles have been integral to his unique movement. Shawn draws from experience with improvisational acting techniques to create a heightened emotional state with his work. Having spent time living in Vancouver, London UK, Milan and now in Toronto, Canada. Shawn has gained credits working with major brands. Selected credits include: Much Music MMVA's, We Day, YTV the Zone, ABC televsion, BBC television, Toronto Short Film Festival, Converse, Bud Light Sensation.
Ages 8-12 		Monday
9:35 AM to 10:20 AM
Aug 20 to Aug 20
Studio A
 Jazz (6-7 yrs)
Rose Loignon-LaPointe
Info coming soon!
Ages 6-7 		Monday
10:10 AM to 10:40 AM
Aug 20 to Aug 20
Studio C
 Mock Audition (8-12 yrs)
Shawn Bracke
YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLEFCLzNWmgfxrmNVFreakA Originally from Ottawa, Ontario, Jamie has danced for MADONNA, ARIANA GRANDE, NICK JONAS, KIESZA, DEMI LOVATO, The JONAS BROTHERS, VITA CHAMBERS, THE VIOLENT FEMMES, SHILOH, and many more. On screen you can see Jamie as a featured dancer in Disney's CAMP ROCK 2. Some of his notable accomplishments include appearing as one of the top 5 male Triple Threat finalists on CBC's hit reality TV series, "TRIPLE SENSATION,” as well as performing alongside George Wendt (Norm from Cheers) in HAIRSPRAY (Charlottetown Festival). Film/Video credits include leading roles in the award winning History Television feature, "Death or Canada," TVO’s “Explore My World,” CBC's "Breakout!," and MUCH MUSIC’s “MMVA’s.” Commercial appearances include "America's Best Dance Crew" (MUCHMUSIC)," Best Buy" (CTV/A CHANNEL), "Elections Canada" (MUCHMUSIC) and many more. His newest CHOREOGRAPHIC endeavor has him developing, producing, and choreographing LIVE tours and commercial appearances for the MINI POP KIDS.
Ages 8-12 		Monday
10:25 AM to 11:10 AM
Aug 20 to Aug 20
Studio A
 Improv (6-7 yrs)
Rose Loignon-LaPointe
Info coming soon!
Ages 6-7 		Monday
10:45 AM to 11:15 AM
Aug 20 to Aug 20
Studio B-C
 Progressing Ballet Technique (8-12 yrs)
Kali Wegg
Info coming soon!
Ages 8-12 		Monday
11:15 AM to 12:15 PM
Aug 20 to Aug 20
Studio A
 Stretch & Flex (6-7 yrs)
Rose Loignon-LaPointe
Info coming soon!
Ages 6-7 		Monday
11:15 AM to 11:30 AM
Aug 20 to Aug 20
Studio B-C
 Conditioning Races (8-12yrs)
Jamie Hodgins
YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLEFCLzNWmgfxrmNVFreakA Originally from Ottawa, Ontario, Jamie has danced for MADONNA, ARIANA GRANDE, NICK JONAS, KIESZA, DEMI LOVATO, The JONAS BROTHERS, VITA CHAMBERS, THE VIOLENT FEMMES, SHILOH, and many more. On screen you can see Jamie as a featured dancer in Disney's CAMP ROCK 2. Some of his notable accomplishments include appearing as one of the top 5 male Triple Threat finalists on CBC's hit reality TV series, "TRIPLE SENSATION,” as well as performing alongside George Wendt (Norm from Cheers) in HAIRSPRAY (Charlottetown Festival). Film/Video credits include leading roles in the award winning History Television feature, "Death or Canada," TVO’s “Explore My World,” CBC's "Breakout!," and MUCH MUSIC’s “MMVA’s.” Commercial appearances include "America's Best Dance Crew" (MUCHMUSIC)," Best Buy" (CTV/A CHANNEL), "Elections Canada" (MUCHMUSIC) and many more. His newest CHOREOGRAPHIC endeavor has him developing, producing, and choreographing LIVE tours and commercial appearances for the MINI POP KIDS.
Ages 8-12 		Monday
12:30 PM to 12:45 PM
Aug 20 to Aug 20
Studio B
 Acro/Tumbling (10-12 yrs)
Casie Goshow
Enhance your acro-tumbling skills and learn new tricks in the same class! Will be working on techniques and drills for executing tumbling elements while perfecting the skills you already have. YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCl6GjnQR3VjDui7Wyesc4Yg Casie "Tynee" Goshow is a hip hop choreographer and break dancer, who has been teaching both hip hop and break dancing for the past 10 years around the country. She is originally from a small town in Pennsylvania and went to live in New York City after college, before making the move to Los Angeles. She has worked in the commercial entertainment industry working a variety of jobs as she pursues her dreams. Casie has worked side by side with various artists and organizations such as Karmin, TT The Artist, Chris Porter, Chris Brown, Lil John, PSY, French Montana, Beats Superbowl Commercial, the NBA, Adidas and was a Las Vegas Season 12 Street Finalist on So You Think You Can Dance? Currently she is touring around the country teaching kids of all ages at studios, conventions and competitions. Casie has worked for Excel In Motion, Joffrey Ballet's Summer of Hip Hop Intensive, Shake the Ground, Alvin Ailey, Legacy, Turn It Up, In The Groove and more over the years. Casie owns her own clothing line, Goshow Yourself, which was created in response to the bullying occurring around the country. She wanted a clothing line that inspired people of all ages and walks of life to have the courage and confidence to be themselves.
Ages 10-12 		Monday
12:50 PM to 1:35 PM
Aug 20 to Aug 20
Studio C
 Jazz Funk (8-9 yrs)
Shawn Bracke
Choreography Video Reels: https://www.shawnbracke.com/videos Shawn Bracke is a versatile dancer, choreographer and visual artist, creating movement for stage, film and television. His work is story-based and aims to inspire audiences to think critically and feel deeply. His aesthetic stems from his strong technical training and a professional career that immersed in the commercial and concert dance worlds. His extensive training in Contemporary, Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Hip-hop and Vernacular styles have been integral to his unique movement. Shawn draws from experience with improvisational acting techniques to create a heightened emotional state with his work. Having spent time living in Vancouver, London UK, Milan and now in Toronto, Canada. Shawn has gained credits working with major brands. Selected credits include: Much Music MMVA's, We Day, YTV the Zone, ABC televsion, BBC television, Toronto Short Film Festival, Converse, Bud Light Sensation.
Ages 8-9 		Monday
12:50 PM to 1:35 PM
Aug 20 to Aug 20
Studio C
 Acro/Tumbling (8-9 yrs)
Casie Goshow
Enhance your acro-tumbling skills and learn new tricks in the same class! Will be working on techniques and drills for executing tumbling elements while perfecting the skills you already have. YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCl6GjnQR3VjDui7Wyesc4Yg Casie "Tynee" Goshow is a hip hop choreographer and break dancer, who has been teaching both hip hop and break dancing for the past 10 years around the country. She is originally from a small town in Pennsylvania and went to live in New York City after college, before making the move to Los Angeles. She has worked in the commercial entertainment industry working a variety of jobs as she pursues her dreams. Casie has worked side by side with various artists and organizations such as Karmin, TT The Artist, Chris Porter, Chris Brown, Lil John, PSY, French Montana, Beats Superbowl Commercial, the NBA, Adidas and was a Las Vegas Season 12 Street Finalist on So You Think You Can Dance? Currently she is touring around the country teaching kids of all ages at studios, conventions and competitions. Casie has worked for Excel In Motion, Joffrey Ballet's Summer of Hip Hop Intensive, Shake the Ground, Alvin Ailey, Legacy, Turn It Up, In The Groove and more over the years. Casie owns her own clothing line, Goshow Yourself, which was created in response to the bullying occurring around the country. She wanted a clothing line that inspired people of all ages and walks of life to have the courage and confidence to be themselves.
Ages 8-9 		Monday
1:40 PM to 2:25 PM
Aug 20 to Aug 20
Studio B
 Jazz Funk (10-12 yrs)
Shawn Bracke
Choreography Video Reels: https://www.shawnbracke.com/videos Shawn Bracke is a versatile dancer, choreographer and visual artist, creating movement for stage, film and television. His work is story-based and aims to inspire audiences to think critically and feel deeply. His aesthetic stems from his strong technical training and a professional career that immersed in the commercial and concert dance worlds. His extensive training in Contemporary, Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Hip-hop and Vernacular styles have been integral to his unique movement. Shawn draws from experience with improvisational acting techniques to create a heightened emotional state with his work. Having spent time living in Vancouver, London UK, Milan and now in Toronto, Canada. Shawn has gained credits working with major brands. Selected credits include: Much Music MMVA's, We Day, YTV the Zone, ABC televsion, BBC television, Toronto Short Film Festival, Converse, Bud Light Sensation.
Ages 10-12 		Monday
1:40 PM to 2:25 PM
Aug 20 to Aug 20
Studio B-C
 Break Dancing (8-12 yrs)
Casie Goshow
YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCl6GjnQR3VjDui7Wyesc4Yg Casie "Tynee" Goshow is a hip hop choreographer and break dancer, who has been teaching both hip hop and break dancing for the past 10 years around the country. She is originally from a small town in Pennsylvania and went to live in New York City after college, before making the move to Los Angeles. She has worked in the commercial entertainment industry working a variety of jobs as she pursues her dreams. Casie has worked side by side with various artists and organizations such as Karmin, TT The Artist, Chris Porter, Chris Brown, Lil John, PSY, French Montana, Beats Superbowl Commercial, the NBA, Adidas and was a Las Vegas Season 12 Street Finalist on So You Think You Can Dance? Currently she is touring around the country teaching kids of all ages at studios, conventions and competitions. Casie has worked for Excel In Motion, Joffrey Ballet's Summer of Hip Hop Intensive, Shake the Ground, Alvin Ailey, Legacy, Turn It Up, In The Groove and more over the years. Casie owns her own clothing line, Goshow Yourself, which was created in response to the bullying occurring around the country. She wanted a clothing line that inspired people of all ages and walks of life to have the courage and confidence to be themselves.
Ages 8-12 		Monday
2:30 PM to 3:30 PM
Aug 20 to Aug 20
Studio B-C
 Warm-Up (13-18 yrs)
Shawn Bracke
Why is it important to warm up before dancing? Oxygen reaches your muscles more efficiently this enhances muscle contraction. It can prevent muscle soreness after your dance practice or physical activity. Warm up is designed to prevent the risk of injury and also prepares the mind and body to concentrate on the task ahead. Choreography Video Reels: https://www.shawnbracke.com/videos Shawn Bracke is a versatile dancer, choreographer and visual artist, creating movement for stage, film and television. His work is story-based and aims to inspire audiences to think critically and feel deeply. His aesthetic stems from his strong technical training and a professional career that immersed in the commercial and concert dance worlds. His extensive training in Contemporary, Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Hip-hop and Vernacular styles have been integral to his unique movement. Shawn draws from experience with improvisational acting techniques to create a heightened emotional state with his work. Having spent time living in Vancouver, London UK, Milan and now in Toronto, Canada. Shawn has gained credits working with major brands. Selected credits include: Much Music MMVA's, We Day, YTV the Zone, ABC televsion, BBC television, Toronto Short Film Festival, Converse, Bud Light Sensation.
Ages 13-18 		Monday
3:30 PM to 4:00 PM
Aug 20 to Aug 20
Studio B-C
 Style Changing Improv Techniques (13-18 yrs)
Shawn Bracke
Choreography Video Reels: https://www.shawnbracke.com/videos Shawn Bracke is a versatile dancer, choreographer and visual artist, creating movement for stage, film and television. His work is story-based and aims to inspire audiences to think critically and feel deeply. His aesthetic stems from his strong technical training and a professional career that immersed in the commercial and concert dance worlds. His extensive training in Contemporary, Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Hip-hop and Vernacular styles have been integral to his unique movement. Shawn draws from experience with improvisational acting techniques to create a heightened emotional state with his work. Having spent time living in Vancouver, London UK, Milan and now in Toronto, Canada. Shawn has gained credits working with major brands. Selected credits include: Much Music MMVA's, We Day, YTV the Zone, ABC televsion, BBC television, Toronto Short Film Festival, Converse, Bud Light Sensation.
Ages 13-18 		Monday
4:00 PM to 4:45 PM
Aug 20 to Aug 20
Studio B-C
 Break Dancing (13-18 yrs)
Casie Goshow
YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCl6GjnQR3VjDui7Wyesc4Yg Casie "Tynee" Goshow is a hip hop choreographer and break dancer, who has been teaching both hip hop and break dancing for the past 10 years around the country. She is originally from a small town in Pennsylvania and went to live in New York City after college, before making the move to Los Angeles. She has worked in the commercial entertainment industry working a variety of jobs as she pursues her dreams. Casie has worked side by side with various artists and organizations such as Karmin, TT The Artist, Chris Porter, Chris Brown, Lil John, PSY, French Montana, Beats Superbowl Commercial, the NBA, Adidas and was a Las Vegas Season 12 Street Finalist on So You Think You Can Dance? Currently she is touring around the country teaching kids of all ages at studios, conventions and competitions. Casie has worked for Excel In Motion, Joffrey Ballet's Summer of Hip Hop Intensive, Shake the Ground, Alvin Ailey, Legacy, Turn It Up, In The Groove and more over the years. Casie owns her own clothing line, Goshow Yourself, which was created in response to the bullying occurring around the country. She wanted a clothing line that inspired people of all ages and walks of life to have the courage and confidence to be themselves.
Ages 13-18 		Monday
4:50 PM to 5:50 PM
Aug 20 to Aug 20
Studio A-B-C
 Master Class: Urban Hip Hop (13-18 yrs)
Angel Advincula
Urban Hip Hop is a style of dance, community, and lifestyle revolving around choreographed pieces and performances by a dancer or groups of dancers. Choreography is influenced by several different dance styles, but is ultimately based on the choreographer’s own interpretation of the music. A big part of the modern Urban Dance culture stemmed from collegiate dance teams and competitions. Teacher Bio coming soon!
Ages 13-18 		Monday
6:00 PM to 7:15 PM
Aug 20 to Aug 20
Studio B
 Acro/Tumbling (13-14 yrs)
Casie Goshow
Enhance your acro-tumbling skills and learn new tricks in the same class! Will be working on techniques and drills for executing tumbling elements while perfecting the skills you already have. YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCl6GjnQR3VjDui7Wyesc4Yg Casie "Tynee" Goshow is a hip hop choreographer and break dancer, who has been teaching both hip hop and break dancing for the past 10 years around the country. She is originally from a small town in Pennsylvania and went to live in New York City after college, before making the move to Los Angeles. She has worked in the commercial entertainment industry working a variety of jobs as she pursues her dreams. Casie has worked side by side with various artists and organizations such as Karmin, TT The Artist, Chris Porter, Chris Brown, Lil John, PSY, French Montana, Beats Superbowl Commercial, the NBA, Adidas and was a Las Vegas Season 12 Street Finalist on So You Think You Can Dance? Currently she is touring around the country teaching kids of all ages at studios, conventions and competitions. Casie has worked for Excel In Motion, Joffrey Ballet's Summer of Hip Hop Intensive, Shake the Ground, Alvin Ailey, Legacy, Turn It Up, In The Groove and more over the years. Casie owns her own clothing line, Goshow Yourself, which was created in response to the bullying occurring around the country. She wanted a clothing line that inspired people of all ages and walks of life to have the courage and confidence to be themselves.
Ages 13-14 		Monday
7:20 PM to 8:05 PM
Aug 20 to Aug 20
Studio C
 Pointe (15-18 yrs)
Nina Menon
Info coming soon!
Ages 15-18 		Monday
7:20 PM to 8:05 PM
Aug 20 to Aug 20
Studio C
 Acro/Tumbling (15-18 yrs)
Casie Goshow
Enhance your acro-tumbling skills and learn new tricks in the same class! Will be working on techniques and drills for executing tumbling elements while perfecting the skills you already have. YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCl6GjnQR3VjDui7Wyesc4Yg Casie "Tynee" Goshow is a hip hop choreographer and break dancer, who has been teaching both hip hop and break dancing for the past 10 years around the country. She is originally from a small town in Pennsylvania and went to live in New York City after college, before making the move to Los Angeles. She has worked in the commercial entertainment industry working a variety of jobs as she pursues her dreams. Casie has worked side by side with various artists and organizations such as Karmin, TT The Artist, Chris Porter, Chris Brown, Lil John, PSY, French Montana, Beats Superbowl Commercial, the NBA, Adidas and was a Las Vegas Season 12 Street Finalist on So You Think You Can Dance? Currently she is touring around the country teaching kids of all ages at studios, conventions and competitions. Casie has worked for Excel In Motion, Joffrey Ballet's Summer of Hip Hop Intensive, Shake the Ground, Alvin Ailey, Legacy, Turn It Up, In The Groove and more over the years. Casie owns her own clothing line, Goshow Yourself, which was created in response to the bullying occurring around the country. She wanted a clothing line that inspired people of all ages and walks of life to have the courage and confidence to be themselves.
Ages 15-18 		Monday
8:10 PM to 8:55 PM
Aug 20 to Aug 20
Studio B
 Pointe (13-14 yrs)
Nina Menon
Info coming soon!
Ages 13-14 		Monday
8:10 PM to 8:55 PM
Aug 20 to Aug 20
Studio B-C
 Progressing Ballet Technique (13-18 yrs)
Kali Wegg
Info coming soon!
Ages 13-18 		Monday
9:00 PM to 10:00 PM
Aug 20 to Aug 20
Studio A
 Warm-Up (6-7 yrs)
Anne-Marie Laramee
Why is it important to warm up before dancing? Oxygen reaches your muscles more efficiently this enhances muscle contraction. It can prevent muscle soreness after your dance practice or physical activity. Warm up is designed to prevent the risk of injury and also prepares the mind and body to concentrate on the task ahead. YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLEFCLzNWmgfxrmNVFreakA Originally from Ottawa, Ontario, Jamie has danced for MADONNA, ARIANA GRANDE, NICK JONAS, KIESZA, DEMI LOVATO, The JONAS BROTHERS, VITA CHAMBERS, THE VIOLENT FEMMES, SHILOH, and many more. On screen you can see Jamie as a featured dancer in Disney's CAMP ROCK 2. Some of his notable accomplishments include appearing as one of the top 5 male Triple Threat finalists on CBC's hit reality TV series, "TRIPLE SENSATION,” as well as performing alongside George Wendt (Norm from Cheers) in HAIRSPRAY (Charlottetown Festival). Film/Video credits include leading roles in the award winning History Television feature, "Death or Canada," TVO’s “Explore My World,” CBC's "Breakout!," and MUCH MUSIC’s “MMVA’s.” Commercial appearances include "America's Best Dance Crew" (MUCHMUSIC)," Best Buy" (CTV/A CHANNEL), "Elections Canada" (MUCHMUSIC) and many more. His newest CHOREOGRAPHIC endeavor has him developing, producing, and choreographing LIVE tours and commercial appearances for the MINI POP KIDS.
Ages 6-7 		Tuesday
9:00 AM to 9:30 AM
Aug 21 to Aug 21
Studio B-C
 Warm-Up (8-12yrs)
Brandon Croisetiere
Why is it important to warm up before dancing? Oxygen reaches your muscles more efficiently this enhances muscle contraction. It can prevent muscle soreness after your dance practice or physical activity. Warm up is designed to prevent the risk of injury and also prepares the mind and body to concentrate on the task ahead. YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWCvcgAMU1NR5oRnAt8vG6g Brandon Croisetiere began dancing at the age of 11 in Gatineau, Quebec where he trained in all disciplines of dance (jazz, tap, ballet, lyrical, acro, hip-hop and contemporary). He quickly fell in love with the art and competed extensively, traveling all over North America winning major titles and overalls at regional and national competitions. Brandon was a constant convention scholarship winner at The Pulse, Jump, Candance Convention, Coastal Dance Rage and Impact. He completed his competitive career with the Canadian School of Dance where he was trained with the Associated Dance Arts for Professional Teachers (ADAPT) syllabus created by Brian and Faye Foley as well as the Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) ballet. Brandon was fortunate enough to work closely with New York City Choreographer Derrick Yanford (FOOTLOOSE, WEST SIDE STORY, BALLET HISPANICO) as a founding member of his company “Bridge Dance Concepts” in Ottawa. Shortly after, Brandon moved to Toronto to further his career in dance. Since moving he has been able to perform choreography by Matthew Fata, Josh Assor, Alvin Collantes, Shawn Bracke and Allison Bradley in events such as Toronto’s Original Choreographer’s Ball, Bazaar, Poetry Resurrected, Raise the Rhythm and Short Dances in Small Spaces to name a few. More recently, Brandon became a member of Point of View Dance Project, a contemporary company under the artistic direction of Amy Adams and Kylie Thompson. Brandon has also assisted New York City choreographer Tom Richardson (Faculty of Intrigue Dance Convention) on numerous occasions. Brandon is also an award winning choreographer and teacher. He is guest faculty at The Underground Dance Centre in Toronto and KaliAndrews Dance Company in Ottawa. He has taught many workshops, technique classes and at many summer intensives throughout Quebec and Ontario. Brandon’s unique sense of style, creativity, intricate movement, musicality and his power to create beautiful captivating stories within his choreography has won him multiple choreography awards at Regional and Nationals Competitions such as American Dance Awards, Kick It Up, Shine, Thunderstruck, Move, and Candance. Being recognized for his work starting at the tender age of 17, Brandon has grown into a creative genius and sought after by many competitive studios throughout Canada, giving them a unique, fresh edge to the dance scene. Being a driven performer and distinct, unique, captivating choreographer has allowed Brandon to continuously push his boundaries and explore all sorts of movement and styles. His biggest wish is to continuously motivate and inspire his dancers by being a positive role model and sharing all of the knowledge he has gained since entering the dance industry.
Ages 8-12 		Tuesday
9:00 AM to 9:30 AM
Aug 21 to Aug 21
Studio A
 Contemporary (6-7 yrs)
Anne-Marie Laramee
Info coming soon!
Ages 6-7 		Tuesday
9:35 AM to 10:05 AM
Aug 21 to Aug 21
Studio B-C
 Exploring Contemporary (8-12yrs)
Brandon Croisetiere
YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWCvcgAMU1NR5oRnAt8vG6g Brandon Croisetiere began dancing at the age of 11 in Gatineau, Quebec where he trained in all disciplines of dance (jazz, tap, ballet, lyrical, acro, hip-hop and contemporary). He quickly fell in love with the art and competed extensively, traveling all over North America winning major titles and overalls at regional and national competitions. Brandon was a constant convention scholarship winner at The Pulse, Jump, Candance Convention, Coastal Dance Rage and Impact. He completed his competitive career with the Canadian School of Dance where he was trained with the Associated Dance Arts for Professional Teachers (ADAPT) syllabus created by Brian and Faye Foley as well as the Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) ballet. Brandon was fortunate enough to work closely with New York City Choreographer Derrick Yanford (FOOTLOOSE, WEST SIDE STORY, BALLET HISPANICO) as a founding member of his company “Bridge Dance Concepts” in Ottawa. Shortly after, Brandon moved to Toronto to further his career in dance. Since moving he has been able to perform choreography by Matthew Fata, Josh Assor, Alvin Collantes, Shawn Bracke and Allison Bradley in events such as Toronto’s Original Choreographer’s Ball, Bazaar, Poetry Resurrected, Raise the Rhythm and Short Dances in Small Spaces to name a few. More recently, Brandon became a member of Point of View Dance Project, a contemporary company under the artistic direction of Amy Adams and Kylie Thompson. Brandon has also assisted New York City choreographer Tom Richardson (Faculty of Intrigue Dance Convention) on numerous occasions. Brandon is also an award winning choreographer and teacher. He is guest faculty at The Underground Dance Centre in Toronto and KaliAndrews Dance Company in Ottawa. He has taught many workshops, technique classes and at many summer intensives throughout Quebec and Ontario. Brandon’s unique sense of style, creativity, intricate movement, musicality and his power to create beautiful captivating stories within his choreography has won him multiple choreography awards at Regional and Nationals Competitions such as American Dance Awards, Kick It Up, Shine, Thunderstruck, Move, and Candance. Being recognized for his work starting at the tender age of 17, Brandon has grown into a creative genius and sought after by many competitive studios throughout Canada, giving them a unique, fresh edge to the dance scene. Being a driven performer and distinct, unique, captivating choreographer has allowed Brandon to continuously push his boundaries and explore all sorts of movement and styles. His biggest wish is to continuously motivate and inspire his dancers by being a positive role model and sharing all of the knowledge he has gained since entering the dance industry.
Ages 8-12 		Tuesday
9:35 AM to 10:20 AM
Aug 21 to Aug 21
Studio A
 Ballet (6-7 yrs)
Anne-Marie Laramee
Info coming soon!
Ages 6-7 		Tuesday
10:10 AM to 10:40 AM
Aug 21 to Aug 21
Studio B-C
 Dance Partnering & Contact Dance (8-12 yrs)
Brandon Croisetiere
YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWCvcgAMU1NR5oRnAt8vG6g Brandon Croisetiere began dancing at the age of 11 in Gatineau, Quebec where he trained in all disciplines of dance (jazz, tap, ballet, lyrical, acro, hip-hop and contemporary). He quickly fell in love with the art and competed extensively, traveling all over North America winning major titles and overalls at regional and national competitions. Brandon was a constant convention scholarship winner at The Pulse, Jump, Candance Convention, Coastal Dance Rage and Impact. He completed his competitive career with the Canadian School of Dance where he was trained with the Associated Dance Arts for Professional Teachers (ADAPT) syllabus created by Brian and Faye Foley as well as the Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) ballet. Brandon was fortunate enough to work closely with New York City Choreographer Derrick Yanford (FOOTLOOSE, WEST SIDE STORY, BALLET HISPANICO) as a founding member of his company “Bridge Dance Concepts” in Ottawa. Shortly after, Brandon moved to Toronto to further his career in dance. Since moving he has been able to perform choreography by Matthew Fata, Josh Assor, Alvin Collantes, Shawn Bracke and Allison Bradley in events such as Toronto’s Original Choreographer’s Ball, Bazaar, Poetry Resurrected, Raise the Rhythm and Short Dances in Small Spaces to name a few. More recently, Brandon became a member of Point of View Dance Project, a contemporary company under the artistic direction of Amy Adams and Kylie Thompson. Brandon has also assisted New York City choreographer Tom Richardson (Faculty of Intrigue Dance Convention) on numerous occasions. Brandon is also an award winning choreographer and teacher. He is guest faculty at The Underground Dance Centre in Toronto and KaliAndrews Dance Company in Ottawa. He has taught many workshops, technique classes and at many summer intensives throughout Quebec and Ontario. Brandon’s unique sense of style, creativity, intricate movement, musicality and his power to create beautiful captivating stories within his choreography has won him multiple choreography awards at Regional and Nationals Competitions such as American Dance Awards, Kick It Up, Shine, Thunderstruck, Move, and Candance. Being recognized for his work starting at the tender age of 17, Brandon has grown into a creative genius and sought after by many competitive studios throughout Canada, giving them a unique, fresh edge to the dance scene. Being a driven performer and distinct, unique, captivating choreographer has allowed Brandon to continuously push his boundaries and explore all sorts of movement and styles. His biggest wish is to continuously motivate and inspire his dancers by being a positive role model and sharing all of the knowledge he has gained since entering the dance industry.
Ages 8-12 		Tuesday
10:25 AM to 11:10 AM
Aug 21 to Aug 21
Studio A
 Paula Morgan Technique (6-7 yrs)
Anne-Marie Laramee
Info coming soon!
Ages 6-7 		Tuesday
10:45 AM to 11:15 AM
Aug 21 to Aug 21
Studio B-C
 Partner Stretching (8-12 yrs)
Brandon Croisetiere
YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWCvcgAMU1NR5oRnAt8vG6g Brandon Croisetiere began dancing at the age of 11 in Gatineau, Quebec where he trained in all disciplines of dance (jazz, tap, ballet, lyrical, acro, hip-hop and contemporary). He quickly fell in love with the art and competed extensively, traveling all over North America winning major titles and overalls at regional and national competitions. Brandon was a constant convention scholarship winner at The Pulse, Jump, Candance Convention, Coastal Dance Rage and Impact. He completed his competitive career with the Canadian School of Dance where he was trained with the Associated Dance Arts for Professional Teachers (ADAPT) syllabus created by Brian and Faye Foley as well as the Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) ballet. Brandon was fortunate enough to work closely with New York City Choreographer Derrick Yanford (FOOTLOOSE, WEST SIDE STORY, BALLET HISPANICO) as a founding member of his company “Bridge Dance Concepts” in Ottawa. Shortly after, Brandon moved to Toronto to further his career in dance. Since moving he has been able to perform choreography by Matthew Fata, Josh Assor, Alvin Collantes, Shawn Bracke and Allison Bradley in events such as Toronto’s Original Choreographer’s Ball, Bazaar, Poetry Resurrected, Raise the Rhythm and Short Dances in Small Spaces to name a few. More recently, Brandon became a member of Point of View Dance Project, a contemporary company under the artistic direction of Amy Adams and Kylie Thompson. Brandon has also assisted New York City choreographer Tom Richardson (Faculty of Intrigue Dance Convention) on numerous occasions. Brandon is also an award winning choreographer and teacher. He is guest faculty at The Underground Dance Centre in Toronto and KaliAndrews Dance Company in Ottawa. He has taught many workshops, technique classes and at many summer intensives throughout Quebec and Ontario. Brandon’s unique sense of style, creativity, intricate movement, musicality and his power to create beautiful captivating stories within his choreography has won him multiple choreography awards at Regional and Nationals Competitions such as American Dance Awards, Kick It Up, Shine, Thunderstruck, Move, and Candance. Being recognized for his work starting at the tender age of 17, Brandon has grown into a creative genius and sought after by many competitive studios throughout Canada, giving them a unique, fresh edge to the dance scene. Being a driven performer and distinct, unique, captivating choreographer has allowed Brandon to continuously push his boundaries and explore all sorts of movement and styles. His biggest wish is to continuously motivate and inspire his dancers by being a positive role model and sharing all of the knowledge he has gained since entering the dance industry.
Ages 8-12 		Tuesday
11:15 AM to 12:00 PM
Aug 21 to Aug 21
Studio A
 Stretch & Flex (6-7 yrs)
Anne-Marie Laramee
Info coming soon!
Ages 6-7 		Tuesday
11:15 AM to 11:30 AM
Aug 21 to Aug 21
Studio C
 Paula Morgan Technique (8-9 yrs)
Anne-Marie Laramee
Paula Morgan has created a technique that is direct, specific, visionary, and designed to be effective and efficient for all forms of dance. The Paula Morgan Technique is not just for the professional, but for anyone who truly loves dance and wants to learn it. It is geared toward training the body. After a dancer is properly constructed, the movement becomes inevitable. Teacher Info coming soon!
Ages 8-9 		Tuesday
12:15 PM to 1:00 PM
Aug 21 to Aug 21
Studio B
 Street Jazz (10-12 yrs)
Casie Goshow
YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCl6GjnQR3VjDui7Wyesc4Yg Casie "Tynee" Goshow is a hip hop choreographer and break dancer, who has been teaching both hip hop and break dancing for the past 10 years around the country. She is originally from a small town in Pennsylvania and went to live in New York City after college, before making the move to Los Angeles. She has worked in the commercial entertainment industry working a variety of jobs as she pursues her dreams. Casie has worked side by side with various artists and organizations such as Karmin, TT The Artist, Chris Porter, Chris Brown, Lil John, PSY, French Montana, Beats Superbowl Commercial, the NBA, Adidas and was a Las Vegas Season 12 Street Finalist on So You Think You Can Dance? Currently she is touring around the country teaching kids of all ages at studios, conventions and competitions. Casie has worked for Excel In Motion, Joffrey Ballet's Summer of Hip Hop Intensive, Shake the Ground, Alvin Ailey, Legacy, Turn It Up, In The Groove and more over the years. Casie owns her own clothing line, Goshow Yourself, which was created in response to the bullying occurring around the country. She wanted a clothing line that inspired people of all ages and walks of life to have the courage and confidence to be themselves.
Ages 10-12 		Tuesday
12:15 PM to 1:00 PM
Aug 21 to Aug 21
Studio B
 Paula Morgan Technique (10-12 yrs)
Anne-Marie Laramee
Paula Morgan has created a technique that is direct, specific, visionary, and designed to be effective and efficient for all forms of dance. The Paula Morgan Technique is not just for the professional, but for anyone who truly loves dance and wants to learn it. It is geared toward training the body. After a dancer is properly constructed, the movement becomes inevitable. Teacher Info coming soon!
Ages 10-12 		Tuesday
1:05 PM to 1:50 PM
Aug 21 to Aug 21
Studio C
 Street Jazz (8-9 yrs)
Casie Goshow
YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCl6GjnQR3VjDui7Wyesc4Yg Casie "Tynee" Goshow is a hip hop choreographer and break dancer, who has been teaching both hip hop and break dancing for the past 10 years around the country. She is originally from a small town in Pennsylvania and went to live in New York City after college, before making the move to Los Angeles. She has worked in the commercial entertainment industry working a variety of jobs as she pursues her dreams. Casie has worked side by side with various artists and organizations such as Karmin, TT The Artist, Chris Porter, Chris Brown, Lil John, PSY, French Montana, Beats Superbowl Commercial, the NBA, Adidas and was a Las Vegas Season 12 Street Finalist on So You Think You Can Dance? Currently she is touring around the country teaching kids of all ages at studios, conventions and competitions. Casie has worked for Excel In Motion, Joffrey Ballet's Summer of Hip Hop Intensive, Shake the Ground, Alvin Ailey, Legacy, Turn It Up, In The Groove and more over the years. Casie owns her own clothing line, Goshow Yourself, which was created in response to the bullying occurring around the country. She wanted a clothing line that inspired people of all ages and walks of life to have the courage and confidence to be themselves.
Ages 8-9 		Tuesday
1:05 PM to 1:50 PM
Aug 21 to Aug 21
Studio C
 Boot Camp (8-9 yrs)
Becky Nootenboom
Incorporates Ballet, Yoga and Pilates based movements for a continuous fat burning workout. Feel long, lean and strong. Using upbeat music, this class will take you through core, balance and toning exercises for an increased technical dance class. Becky, like many of her students began her dance career at the age of 8. Having trained at some of the country’s most elite dance schools including The National Ballet School in Toronto and the Quinte Ballet School, Miss Becky was invited to focus her studies and then trained under the direction of Kim Greco. Having competed herself as a child and adolescent, traveled to perform throughout Russia, and featured as the China Doll in The Nutcracker, Becky inspires, guides and nurtures her students to experience dance to their highest aspirations knowing and experiencing herself the reward associated with such passion for creative arts. Throughout her many years of training in Ballet, Jazz and Tap she has successfully completed her examinations in C.D.T.A., B.A.T.D. and A.D.A.P.T exams. After a 3 year program Miss Becky is a certified A.D.A.P.T teacher and also completed her teachers in the B.A.T.D syllabi. Becky has also studied Pointe, lyrical and funk jazz. Teaching was quickly realized by Becky that this was her passion to educate and pass on the gift of dance and as Aritistic Director, Becky also leads the award winning competitive team, herself having choreographed over the years creative award winning numbers at the Local, National and World levels. Miss Becky is the owner of Step By Step School of Dance in Ottawa, where she would like to inspire and encourage all the young and older dancers to be the best that they can be. To dream is to dance and to dance is to dream. You can also catch Miss Becky in her younger days in the photo albums at the studio.
Ages 8-9 		Tuesday
1:55 PM to 2:40 PM
Aug 21 to Aug 21
Studio B
 Hip Hop (10-12 yrs)
Casie Goshow
YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCl6GjnQR3VjDui7Wyesc4Yg Casie "Tynee" Goshow is a hip hop choreographer and break dancer, who has been teaching both hip hop and break dancing for the past 10 years around the country. She is originally from a small town in Pennsylvania and went to live in New York City after college, before making the move to Los Angeles. She has worked in the commercial entertainment industry working a variety of jobs as she pursues her dreams. Casie has worked side by side with various artists and organizations such as Karmin, TT The Artist, Chris Porter, Chris Brown, Lil John, PSY, French Montana, Beats Superbowl Commercial, the NBA, Adidas and was a Las Vegas Season 12 Street Finalist on So You Think You Can Dance? Currently she is touring around the country teaching kids of all ages at studios, conventions and competitions. Casie has worked for Excel In Motion, Joffrey Ballet's Summer of Hip Hop Intensive, Shake the Ground, Alvin Ailey, Legacy, Turn It Up, In The Groove and more over the years. Casie owns her own clothing line, Goshow Yourself, which was created in response to the bullying occurring around the country. She wanted a clothing line that inspired people of all ages and walks of life to have the courage and confidence to be themselves.
Ages 10-12 		Tuesday
1:55 PM to 2:40 PM
Aug 21 to Aug 21
Studio B
 Boot Camp (10-12 yrs)
Becky Nootenboom
Incorporates Ballet, Yoga and Pilates based movements for a continuous fat burning workout. Feel long, lean and strong. Using upbeat music, this class will take you through core, balance and toning exercises for an increased technical dance class. Becky, like many of her students began her dance career at the age of 8. Having trained at some of the country’s most elite dance schools including The National Ballet School in Toronto and the Quinte Ballet School, Miss Becky was invited to focus her studies and then trained under the direction of Kim Greco. Having competed herself as a child and adolescent, traveled to perform throughout Russia, and featured as the China Doll in The Nutcracker, Becky inspires, guides and nurtures her students to experience dance to their highest aspirations knowing and experiencing herself the reward associated with such passion for creative arts. Throughout her many years of training in Ballet, Jazz and Tap she has successfully completed her examinations in C.D.T.A., B.A.T.D. and A.D.A.P.T exams. After a 3 year program Miss Becky is a certified A.D.A.P.T teacher and also completed her teachers in the B.A.T.D syllabi. Becky has also studied Pointe, lyrical and funk jazz. Teaching was quickly realized by Becky that this was her passion to educate and pass on the gift of dance and as Aritistic Director, Becky also leads the award winning competitive team, herself having choreographed over the years creative award winning numbers at the Local, National and World levels. Miss Becky is the owner of Step By Step School of Dance in Ottawa, where she would like to inspire and encourage all the young and older dancers to be the best that they can be. To dream is to dance and to dance is to dream. You can also catch Miss Becky in her younger days in the photo albums at the studio.
Ages 10-12 		Tuesday
2:45 PM to 3:30 PM
Aug 21 to Aug 21
Studio C
 Hip Hop (8-9 yrs)
Casie Goshow
YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCl6GjnQR3VjDui7Wyesc4Yg Casie "Tynee" Goshow is a hip hop choreographer and break dancer, who has been teaching both hip hop and break dancing for the past 10 years around the country. She is originally from a small town in Pennsylvania and went to live in New York City after college, before making the move to Los Angeles. She has worked in the commercial entertainment industry working a variety of jobs as she pursues her dreams. Casie has worked side by side with various artists and organizations such as Karmin, TT The Artist, Chris Porter, Chris Brown, Lil John, PSY, French Montana, Beats Superbowl Commercial, the NBA, Adidas and was a Las Vegas Season 12 Street Finalist on So You Think You Can Dance? Currently she is touring around the country teaching kids of all ages at studios, conventions and competitions. Casie has worked for Excel In Motion, Joffrey Ballet's Summer of Hip Hop Intensive, Shake the Ground, Alvin Ailey, Legacy, Turn It Up, In The Groove and more over the years. Casie owns her own clothing line, Goshow Yourself, which was created in response to the bullying occurring around the country. She wanted a clothing line that inspired people of all ages and walks of life to have the courage and confidence to be themselves.
Ages 8-9 		Tuesday
2:45 PM to 3:30 PM
Aug 21 to Aug 21
Studio B-C
 Warm-Up (13-18 yrs)
Becky Nootenboom
Why is it important to warm up before dancing? Oxygen reaches your muscles more efficiently this enhances muscle contraction. It can prevent muscle soreness after your dance practice or physical activity. Warm up is designed to prevent the risk of injury and also prepares the mind and body to concentrate on the task ahead. Becky, like many of her students began her dance career at the age of 8. Having trained at some of the country’s most elite dance schools including The National Ballet School in Toronto and the Quinte Ballet School, Miss Becky was invited to focus her studies and then trained under the direction of Kim Greco. Having competed herself as a child and adolescent, traveled to perform throughout Russia, and featured as the China Doll in The Nutcracker, Becky inspires, guides and nurtures her students to experience dance to their highest aspirations knowing and experiencing herself the reward associated with such passion for creative arts. Throughout her many years of training in Ballet, Jazz and Tap she has successfully completed her examinations in C.D.T.A., B.A.T.D. and A.D.A.P.T exams. After a 3 year program Miss Becky is a certified A.D.A.P.T teacher and also completed her teachers in the B.A.T.D syllabi. Becky has also studied Pointe, lyrical and funk jazz. Teaching was quickly realized by Becky that this was her passion to educate and pass on the gift of dance and as Aritistic Director, Becky also leads the award winning competitive team, herself having choreographed over the years creative award winning numbers at the Local, National and World levels. Miss Becky is the owner of Step By Step School of Dance in Ottawa, where she would like to inspire and encourage all the young and older dancers to be the best that they can be. To dream is to dance and to dance is to dream. You can also catch Miss Becky in her younger days in the photo albums at the studio.
Ages 13-18 		Tuesday
3:30 PM to 4:00 PM
Aug 21 to Aug 21
Studio C
 Boot Camp (15-18 yrs)
Becky Nootenboom
Incorporates Ballet, Yoga and Pilates based movements for a continuous fat burning workout. Feel long, lean and strong. Using upbeat music, this class will take you through core, balance and toning exercises for an increased technical dance class. Becky, like many of her students began her dance career at the age of 8. Having trained at some of the country’s most elite dance schools including The National Ballet School in Toronto and the Quinte Ballet School, Miss Becky was invited to focus her studies and then trained under the direction of Kim Greco. Having competed herself as a child and adolescent, traveled to perform throughout Russia, and featured as the China Doll in The Nutcracker, Becky inspires, guides and nurtures her students to experience dance to their highest aspirations knowing and experiencing herself the reward associated with such passion for creative arts. Throughout her many years of training in Ballet, Jazz and Tap she has successfully completed her examinations in C.D.T.A., B.A.T.D. and A.D.A.P.T exams. After a 3 year program Miss Becky is a certified A.D.A.P.T teacher and also completed her teachers in the B.A.T.D syllabi. Becky has also studied Pointe, lyrical and funk jazz. Teaching was quickly realized by Becky that this was her passion to educate and pass on the gift of dance and as Aritistic Director, Becky also leads the award winning competitive team, herself having choreographed over the years creative award winning numbers at the Local, National and World levels. Miss Becky is the owner of Step By Step School of Dance in Ottawa, where she would like to inspire and encourage all the young and older dancers to be the best that they can be. To dream is to dance and to dance is to dream. You can also catch Miss Becky in her younger days in the photo albums at the studio.
Ages 15-18 		Tuesday
4:05 PM to 4:50 PM
Aug 21 to Aug 21
Studio B
 Hip Hop (13-14 yrs)
Casie Goshow
YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCl6GjnQR3VjDui7Wyesc4Yg Casie "Tynee" Goshow is a hip hop choreographer and break dancer, who has been teaching both hip hop and break dancing for the past 10 years around the country. She is originally from a small town in Pennsylvania and went to live in New York City after college, before making the move to Los Angeles. She has worked in the commercial entertainment industry working a variety of jobs as she pursues her dreams. Casie has worked side by side with various artists and organizations such as Karmin, TT The Artist, Chris Porter, Chris Brown, Lil John, PSY, French Montana, Beats Superbowl Commercial, the NBA, Adidas and was a Las Vegas Season 12 Street Finalist on So You Think You Can Dance? Currently she is touring around the country teaching kids of all ages at studios, conventions and competitions. Casie has worked for Excel In Motion, Joffrey Ballet's Summer of Hip Hop Intensive, Shake the Ground, Alvin Ailey, Legacy, Turn It Up, In The Groove and more over the years. Casie owns her own clothing line, Goshow Yourself, which was created in response to the bullying occurring around the country. She wanted a clothing line that inspired people of all ages and walks of life to have the courage and confidence to be themselves.
Ages 13-14 		Tuesday
4:05 PM to 4:50 PM
Aug 21 to Aug 21
Studio B
 Boot Camp (13-14 yrs)
Becky Nootenboom
Incorporates Ballet, Yoga and Pilates based movements for a continuous fat burning workout. Feel long, lean and strong. Using upbeat music, this class will take you through core, balance and toning exercises for an increased technical dance class. Becky, like many of her students began her dance career at the age of 8. Having trained at some of the country’s most elite dance schools including The National Ballet School in Toronto and the Quinte Ballet School, Miss Becky was invited to focus her studies and then trained under the direction of Kim Greco. Having competed herself as a child and adolescent, traveled to perform throughout Russia, and featured as the China Doll in The Nutcracker, Becky inspires, guides and nurtures her students to experience dance to their highest aspirations knowing and experiencing herself the reward associated with such passion for creative arts. Throughout her many years of training in Ballet, Jazz and Tap she has successfully completed her examinations in C.D.T.A., B.A.T.D. and A.D.A.P.T exams. After a 3 year program Miss Becky is a certified A.D.A.P.T teacher and also completed her teachers in the B.A.T.D syllabi. Becky has also studied Pointe, lyrical and funk jazz. Teaching was quickly realized by Becky that this was her passion to educate and pass on the gift of dance and as Aritistic Director, Becky also leads the award winning competitive team, herself having choreographed over the years creative award winning numbers at the Local, National and World levels. Miss Becky is the owner of Step By Step School of Dance in Ottawa, where she would like to inspire and encourage all the young and older dancers to be the best that they can be. To dream is to dance and to dance is to dream. You can also catch Miss Becky in her younger days in the photo albums at the studio.
Ages 13-14 		Tuesday
4:55 PM to 5:40 PM
Aug 21 to Aug 21
Studio C
 Hip Hop (15-18 yrs)
Casie Goshow
YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCl6GjnQR3VjDui7Wyesc4Yg Casie "Tynee" Goshow is a hip hop choreographer and break dancer, who has been teaching both hip hop and break dancing for the past 10 years around the country. She is originally from a small town in Pennsylvania and went to live in New York City after college, before making the move to Los Angeles. She has worked in the commercial entertainment industry working a variety of jobs as she pursues her dreams. Casie has worked side by side with various artists and organizations such as Karmin, TT The Artist, Chris Porter, Chris Brown, Lil John, PSY, French Montana, Beats Superbowl Commercial, the NBA, Adidas and was a Las Vegas Season 12 Street Finalist on So You Think You Can Dance? Currently she is touring around the country teaching kids of all ages at studios, conventions and competitions. Casie has worked for Excel In Motion, Joffrey Ballet's Summer of Hip Hop Intensive, Shake the Ground, Alvin Ailey, Legacy, Turn It Up, In The Groove and more over the years. Casie owns her own clothing line, Goshow Yourself, which was created in response to the bullying occurring around the country. She wanted a clothing line that inspired people of all ages and walks of life to have the courage and confidence to be themselves.
Ages 15-18 		Tuesday
4:55 PM to 5:40 PM
Aug 21 to Aug 21
Studio B-C
 Partner Stretching (13-18 yrs)
Kali Wegg
Info coming soon!
Ages 13-18 		Tuesday
5:45 PM to 6:30 PM
Aug 21 to Aug 21
Studio B
 Paula Morgan Technique (13-14yrs)
Anne-Marie Laramee
Paula Morgan has created a technique that is direct, specific, visionary, and designed to be effective and efficient for all forms of dance. The Paula Morgan Technique is not just for the professional, but for anyone who truly loves dance and wants to learn it. It is geared toward training the body. After a dancer is properly constructed, the movement becomes inevitable. Teacher Info coming soon!
Ages 13-14 		Tuesday
6:45 PM to 7:30 PM
Aug 21 to Aug 21
Studio C
 Street Jazz (15-18 yrs)
Casie Goshow
YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCl6GjnQR3VjDui7Wyesc4Yg Casie "Tynee" Goshow is a hip hop choreographer and break dancer, who has been teaching both hip hop and break dancing for the past 10 years around the country. She is originally from a small town in Pennsylvania and went to live in New York City after college, before making the move to Los Angeles. She has worked in the commercial entertainment industry working a variety of jobs as she pursues her dreams. Casie has worked side by side with various artists and organizations such as Karmin, TT The Artist, Chris Porter, Chris Brown, Lil John, PSY, French Montana, Beats Superbowl Commercial, the NBA, Adidas and was a Las Vegas Season 12 Street Finalist on So You Think You Can Dance? Currently she is touring around the country teaching kids of all ages at studios, conventions and competitions. Casie has worked for Excel In Motion, Joffrey Ballet's Summer of Hip Hop Intensive, Shake the Ground, Alvin Ailey, Legacy, Turn It Up, In The Groove and more over the years. Casie owns her own clothing line, Goshow Yourself, which was created in response to the bullying occurring around the country. She wanted a clothing line that inspired people of all ages and walks of life to have the courage and confidence to be themselves.
Ages 15-18 		Tuesday
6:45 PM to 7:30 PM
Aug 21 to Aug 21
Studio C
 Paula Morgan Technique (15-18 yrs)
Anne-Marie Laramee
Paula Morgan has created a technique that is direct, specific, visionary, and designed to be effective and efficient for all forms of dance. The Paula Morgan Technique is not just for the professional, but for anyone who truly loves dance and wants to learn it. It is geared toward training the body. After a dancer is properly constructed, the movement becomes inevitable. Teacher Info coming soon!
Ages 15-18 		Tuesday
7:35 PM to 8:20 PM
Aug 21 to Aug 21
Studio B
 Street Jazz (13-14 yrs)
Casie Goshow
YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCl6GjnQR3VjDui7Wyesc4Yg Casie "Tynee" Goshow is a hip hop choreographer and break dancer, who has been teaching both hip hop and break dancing for the past 10 years around the country. She is originally from a small town in Pennsylvania and went to live in New York City after college, before making the move to Los Angeles. She has worked in the commercial entertainment industry working a variety of jobs as she pursues her dreams. Casie has worked side by side with various artists and organizations such as Karmin, TT The Artist, Chris Porter, Chris Brown, Lil John, PSY, French Montana, Beats Superbowl Commercial, the NBA, Adidas and was a Las Vegas Season 12 Street Finalist on So You Think You Can Dance? Currently she is touring around the country teaching kids of all ages at studios, conventions and competitions. Casie has worked for Excel In Motion, Joffrey Ballet's Summer of Hip Hop Intensive, Shake the Ground, Alvin Ailey, Legacy, Turn It Up, In The Groove and more over the years. Casie owns her own clothing line, Goshow Yourself, which was created in response to the bullying occurring around the country. She wanted a clothing line that inspired people of all ages and walks of life to have the courage and confidence to be themselves.
Ages 13-14 		Tuesday
7:35 PM to 8:20 PM
Aug 21 to Aug 21
Studio A-B-C
 Master Class: Exploring Contemporary (13-18 yrs)
Jordan Boyle
YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAdYTgpbNx6hcp6O6sUTirQ
Ages 13-18 		Tuesday
8:30 PM to 10:00 PM
Aug 21 to Aug 21
Studio A
 Yoga (6-7 yrs)
Gina Nelson
Why is it important to warm up before dancing? Oxygen reaches your muscles more efficiently this enhances muscle contraction. It can prevent muscle soreness after your dance practice or physical activity. Warm up is designed to prevent the risk of injury and also prepares the mind and body to concentrate on the task ahead. YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLEFCLzNWmgfxrmNVFreakA Originally from Ottawa, Ontario, Jamie has danced for MADONNA, ARIANA GRANDE, NICK JONAS, KIESZA, DEMI LOVATO, The JONAS BROTHERS, VITA CHAMBERS, THE VIOLENT FEMMES, SHILOH, and many more. On screen you can see Jamie as a featured dancer in Disney's CAMP ROCK 2. Some of his notable accomplishments include appearing as one of the top 5 male Triple Threat finalists on CBC's hit reality TV series, "TRIPLE SENSATION,” as well as performing alongside George Wendt (Norm from Cheers) in HAIRSPRAY (Charlottetown Festival). Film/Video credits include leading roles in the award winning History Television feature, "Death or Canada," TVO’s “Explore My World,” CBC's "Breakout!," and MUCH MUSIC’s “MMVA’s.” Commercial appearances include "America's Best Dance Crew" (MUCHMUSIC)," Best Buy" (CTV/A CHANNEL), "Elections Canada" (MUCHMUSIC) and many more. His newest CHOREOGRAPHIC endeavor has him developing, producing, and choreographing LIVE tours and commercial appearances for the MINI POP KIDS.
Ages 6-7 		Wednesday
9:00 AM to 10:00 AM
Aug 22 to Aug 22
Studio A-B-C
 Yoga (8-12 yrs)
Shannon Rose Scott
Yoga for dancers covers breathing techniques, meditations and simple poses for relaxation, stress management, and performance anxiety. YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCfqidUiK-QPIPEuOg8a33A I am a fierce-hearted, sensitive soul who is passionate about sharing the gifts of yoga, meditation, and the expressive arts with people of all ages. As an Advanced 500 hr RYT (Registered Yoga Teacher), with additional Shannon - bluel specializations in teaching pre and post natal yoga, as well as yoga to children, teens, and special populations, I am committed to bringing a wealth of knowledge and technique to my students. I have an educational background in Child and Youth Work, Theatre and the Expressive Arts, and these trainings inspire me to combine a caring sensitivity towards one’s emotional needs with creative play, adventure and serious fun. My greatest joy is in helping people overcome their physical, mental and emotional challenges and discover their potential to SHINE.
Ages 8-12 		Wednesday
9:00 AM to 10:00 AM
Aug 22 to Aug 22
Studio A
 Rhythm Work (6-7 yrs)
Gina Nelson
Info coming soon!
Ages 6-7 		Wednesday
10:05 AM to 10:35 AM
Aug 22 to Aug 22
Studio B-C
 The Group Dance (8-12yrs)
Shannon Rose Scott
The art of collaboration – shining individually while sharing the spotlight: In this workshop, participants learn the art of working as a unit that can feel, sense, and respond to each other, versus simply repeating movements beside each other. this technique, when used regularly, is unbelievable for building group cohesion and performance perfection. YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCfqidUiK-QPIPEuOg8a33A I am a fierce-hearted, sensitive soul who is passionate about sharing the gifts of yoga, meditation, and the expressive arts with people of all ages. As an Advanced 500 hr RYT (Registered Yoga Teacher), with additional Shannon - bluel specializations in teaching pre and post natal yoga, as well as yoga to children, teens, and special populations, I am committed to bringing a wealth of knowledge and technique to my students. I have an educational background in Child and Youth Work, Theatre and the Expressive Arts, and these trainings inspire me to combine a caring sensitivity towards one’s emotional needs with creative play, adventure and serious fun. My greatest joy is in helping people overcome their physical, mental and emotional challenges and discover their potential to SHINE.
Ages 8-12 		Wednesday
10:05 AM to 11:05 AM
Aug 22 to Aug 22
Studio A
 Jazz Funk (6-7 yrs)
Gina Nelson
Info coming soon!
Ages 6-7 		Wednesday
10:45 AM to 11:15 AM
Aug 22 to Aug 22
Studio C
 Developing Jazz Style (8-9yrs)
Christina Digiuseppe
Choreography Gallery: http://www.christinaddance.com/choreography TORONTO BASED DANCE ARTIST & CHOREOGRAPHER Christina Digiuseppe is a passionate dance artist and choreographer based in Toronto, Canada. Known for her unique, cutting edge and versatile artistry, Christina is a visionary continuing to break new ground, by pushing beyond the boundaries of genre and style. Christina has self-produced and artistically directed professional productions in Toronto, Canada, which include The Love Project, The Infinite Continuum, The House of Heartbreak, Exyst, Mizpah, and her most recent show, Revolt. Currently, she is working on various artistic projects with Creativiva Inc., and is artistically directing her upcoming dance production for Toronto Fringe 2018. Christina was recently invited to showcase her choreography at the American Dance Guild Festival held in New York City to represent Canada in Modern dance. In 2015, Christina was chosen as a finalist in the Capezio Ace Awards for Choreographic excellence. In 2014, Christina was awarded the Choreographer's Connection Grant by Regional Dance America, where she had the honor of working alongside Miss Nelly Van Bommel as an emerging artist. Christina has dedicated over twenty years mastering her abilities as an accomplished dance artist, instructor and choreographer. She is an adjudicator for dance competitions across Canada, and is a proud member of the Professional Adjudicator's Alliance. Christina is a mentor for youth dancers both in the competitive and pre-professional levels. She has taught and choreographed extensively for dance studios and Arts high schools guiding and inspiring the creative abilities of young dance artists. Through her work, Christina has contributed her distinctive and innovative artistic abilities to the dance industry creating platforms for professional dancers across Ontario. Her professional training, experience and accomplishments as both a dance artist and choreographer allow her to continue sharing her artistic voice with audiences and dance artists alike. It is her goal to continue being a positive role model in the dance industry helping to shape the face of dance for years to come. ~Artistic Voices Matter!
Ages 8-9 		Wednesday
11:10 AM to 11:55 AM
Aug 22 to Aug 22
Studio B
 Tap & Rhythm Work (10-12 yrs)
Patricia Coulter
This class will focus mainly on rhythm work done using tap shoes and/or different parts of your body to create noise. Counting, finding beats and rhythms in music is essential to all dancers and especially tappers. Info coming soon!
Ages 10-12 		Wednesday
11:10 AM to 11:55 AM
Aug 22 to Aug 22
Studio A
 Stretch & Flex (6-7 yrs)
Gina Nelson
Info coming soon!
Ages 6-7 		Wednesday
11:15 AM to 11:30 AM
Aug 22 to Aug 22
Studio B
 Developing Jazz Style (10-12 yrs)
Christina Digiuseppe
Choreography Gallery: http://www.christinaddance.com/choreography TORONTO BASED DANCE ARTIST & CHOREOGRAPHER Christina Digiuseppe is a passionate dance artist and choreographer based in Toronto, Canada. Known for her unique, cutting edge and versatile artistry, Christina is a visionary continuing to break new ground, by pushing beyond the boundaries of genre and style. Christina has self-produced and artistically directed professional productions in Toronto, Canada, which include The Love Project, The Infinite Continuum, The House of Heartbreak, Exyst, Mizpah, and her most recent show, Revolt. Currently, she is working on various artistic projects with Creativiva Inc., and is artistically directing her upcoming dance production for Toronto Fringe 2018. Christina was recently invited to showcase her choreography at the American Dance Guild Festival held in New York City to represent Canada in Modern dance. In 2015, Christina was chosen as a finalist in the Capezio Ace Awards for Choreographic excellence. In 2014, Christina was awarded the Choreographer's Connection Grant by Regional Dance America, where she had the honor of working alongside Miss Nelly Van Bommel as an emerging artist. Christina has dedicated over twenty years mastering her abilities as an accomplished dance artist, instructor and choreographer. She is an adjudicator for dance competitions across Canada, and is a proud member of the Professional Adjudicator's Alliance. Christina is a mentor for youth dancers both in the competitive and pre-professional levels. She has taught and choreographed extensively for dance studios and Arts high schools guiding and inspiring the creative abilities of young dance artists. Through her work, Christina has contributed her distinctive and innovative artistic abilities to the dance industry creating platforms for professional dancers across Ontario. Her professional training, experience and accomplishments as both a dance artist and choreographer allow her to continue sharing her artistic voice with audiences and dance artists alike. It is her goal to continue being a positive role model in the dance industry helping to shape the face of dance for years to come. ~Artistic Voices Matter!
Ages 10-12 		Wednesday
12:00 PM to 12:45 PM
Aug 22 to Aug 22
Studio C
 Tap & Rhythm Work (8-9 yrs)
Patricia Coulter
This class will focus mainly on rhythm work done using tap shoes and/or different parts of your body to create noise. Counting, finding beats and rhythms in music is essential to all dancers and especially tappers. Info coming soon!
Ages 8-9 		Wednesday
12:00 PM to 12:45 PM
Aug 22 to Aug 22
Studio B-C
 Contemporary Jazz (8-12 yrs)
Christina Digiuseppe
Choreography Gallery: http://www.christinaddance.com/choreography TORONTO BASED DANCE ARTIST & CHOREOGRAPHER Christina Digiuseppe is a passionate dance artist and choreographer based in Toronto, Canada. Known for her unique, cutting edge and versatile artistry, Christina is a visionary continuing to break new ground, by pushing beyond the boundaries of genre and style. Christina has self-produced and artistically directed professional productions in Toronto, Canada, which include The Love Project, The Infinite Continuum, The House of Heartbreak, Exyst, Mizpah, and her most recent show, Revolt. Currently, she is working on various artistic projects with Creativiva Inc., and is artistically directing her upcoming dance production for Toronto Fringe 2018. Christina was recently invited to showcase her choreography at the American Dance Guild Festival held in New York City to represent Canada in Modern dance. In 2015, Christina was chosen as a finalist in the Capezio Ace Awards for Choreographic excellence. In 2014, Christina was awarded the Choreographer's Connection Grant by Regional Dance America, where she had the honor of working alongside Miss Nelly Van Bommel as an emerging artist. Christina has dedicated over twenty years mastering her abilities as an accomplished dance artist, instructor and choreographer. She is an adjudicator for dance competitions across Canada, and is a proud member of the Professional Adjudicator's Alliance. Christina is a mentor for youth dancers both in the competitive and pre-professional levels. She has taught and choreographed extensively for dance studios and Arts high schools guiding and inspiring the creative abilities of young dance artists. Through her work, Christina has contributed her distinctive and innovative artistic abilities to the dance industry creating platforms for professional dancers across Ontario. Her professional training, experience and accomplishments as both a dance artist and choreographer allow her to continue sharing her artistic voice with audiences and dance artists alike. It is her goal to continue being a positive role model in the dance industry helping to shape the face of dance for years to come. ~Artistic Voices Matter!
Ages 8-12 		Wednesday
1:05 PM to 1:50 PM
Aug 22 to Aug 22
Studio B
 Ballet (10-12 yrs)
Patricia Coulter
Info coming soon!
Ages 10-12 		Wednesday
1:55 PM to 2:40 PM
Aug 22 to Aug 22
Studio C
 Progressions & Turns (8-9 yrs)
Christina Digiuseppe
Choreography Gallery: http://www.christinaddance.com/choreography TORONTO BASED DANCE ARTIST & CHOREOGRAPHER Christina Digiuseppe is a passionate dance artist and choreographer based in Toronto, Canada. Known for her unique, cutting edge and versatile artistry, Christina is a visionary continuing to break new ground, by pushing beyond the boundaries of genre and style. Christina has self-produced and artistically directed professional productions in Toronto, Canada, which include The Love Project, The Infinite Continuum, The House of Heartbreak, Exyst, Mizpah, and her most recent show, Revolt. Currently, she is working on various artistic projects with Creativiva Inc., and is artistically directing her upcoming dance production for Toronto Fringe 2018. Christina was recently invited to showcase her choreography at the American Dance Guild Festival held in New York City to represent Canada in Modern dance. In 2015, Christina was chosen as a finalist in the Capezio Ace Awards for Choreographic excellence. In 2014, Christina was awarded the Choreographer's Connection Grant by Regional Dance America, where she had the honor of working alongside Miss Nelly Van Bommel as an emerging artist. Christina has dedicated over twenty years mastering her abilities as an accomplished dance artist, instructor and choreographer. She is an adjudicator for dance competitions across Canada, and is a proud member of the Professional Adjudicator's Alliance. Christina is a mentor for youth dancers both in the competitive and pre-professional levels. She has taught and choreographed extensively for dance studios and Arts high schools guiding and inspiring the creative abilities of young dance artists. Through her work, Christina has contributed her distinctive and innovative artistic abilities to the dance industry creating platforms for professional dancers across Ontario. Her professional training, experience and accomplishments as both a dance artist and choreographer allow her to continue sharing her artistic voice with audiences and dance artists alike. It is her goal to continue being a positive role model in the dance industry helping to shape the face of dance for years to come. ~Artistic Voices Matter!
Ages 8-9 		Wednesday
1:55 PM to 2:40 PM
Aug 22 to Aug 22
Studio C
 Ballet (8-9 yrs)
Patricia Coulter
Info coming soon!
Ages 8-9 		Wednesday
2:45 PM to 3:30 PM
Aug 22 to Aug 22
Studio B
 Progressions & Turns (10-12 yrs)
Christina Digiuseppe
Choreography Gallery: http://www.christinaddance.com/choreography TORONTO BASED DANCE ARTIST & CHOREOGRAPHER Christina Digiuseppe is a passionate dance artist and choreographer based in Toronto, Canada. Known for her unique, cutting edge and versatile artistry, Christina is a visionary continuing to break new ground, by pushing beyond the boundaries of genre and style. Christina has self-produced and artistically directed professional productions in Toronto, Canada, which include The Love Project, The Infinite Continuum, The House of Heartbreak, Exyst, Mizpah, and her most recent show, Revolt. Currently, she is working on various artistic projects with Creativiva Inc., and is artistically directing her upcoming dance production for Toronto Fringe 2018. Christina was recently invited to showcase her choreography at the American Dance Guild Festival held in New York City to represent Canada in Modern dance. In 2015, Christina was chosen as a finalist in the Capezio Ace Awards for Choreographic excellence. In 2014, Christina was awarded the Choreographer's Connection Grant by Regional Dance America, where she had the honor of working alongside Miss Nelly Van Bommel as an emerging artist. Christina has dedicated over twenty years mastering her abilities as an accomplished dance artist, instructor and choreographer. She is an adjudicator for dance competitions across Canada, and is a proud member of the Professional Adjudicator's Alliance. Christina is a mentor for youth dancers both in the competitive and pre-professional levels. She has taught and choreographed extensively for dance studios and Arts high schools guiding and inspiring the creative abilities of young dance artists. Through her work, Christina has contributed her distinctive and innovative artistic abilities to the dance industry creating platforms for professional dancers across Ontario. Her professional training, experience and accomplishments as both a dance artist and choreographer allow her to continue sharing her artistic voice with audiences and dance artists alike. It is her goal to continue being a positive role model in the dance industry helping to shape the face of dance for years to come. ~Artistic Voices Matter!
Ages 10-12 		Wednesday
2:45 PM to 3:30 PM
Aug 22 to Aug 22
Studio A-B-C
 Yoga (13-18 yrs)
Shannon Rose Scott
Yoga for dancers covers breathing techniques, meditations and simple poses for relaxation, stress management, and performance anxiety. YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCfqidUiK-QPIPEuOg8a33A I am a fierce-hearted, sensitive soul who is passionate about sharing the gifts of yoga, meditation, and the expressive arts with people of all ages. As an Advanced 500 hr RYT (Registered Yoga Teacher), with additional Shannon - bluel specializations in teaching pre and post natal yoga, as well as yoga to children, teens, and special populations, I am committed to bringing a wealth of knowledge and technique to my students. I have an educational background in Child and Youth Work, Theatre and the Expressive Arts, and these trainings inspire me to combine a caring sensitivity towards one’s emotional needs with creative play, adventure and serious fun. My greatest joy is in helping people overcome their physical, mental and emotional challenges and discover their potential to SHINE.
Ages 13-18 		Wednesday
3:30 PM to 4:30 PM
Aug 22 to Aug 22
Studio B-C
 The Group Dance (13-18 yrs)
Shannon Rose Scott
The art of collaboration – shining individually while sharing the spotlight: In this workshop, participants learn the art of working as a unit that can feel, sense, and respond to each other, versus simply repeating movements beside each other. this technique, when used regularly, is unbelievable for building group cohesion and performance perfection. YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCfqidUiK-QPIPEuOg8a33A I am a fierce-hearted, sensitive soul who is passionate about sharing the gifts of yoga, meditation, and the expressive arts with people of all ages. As an Advanced 500 hr RYT (Registered Yoga Teacher), with additional Shannon - bluel specializations in teaching pre and post natal yoga, as well as yoga to children, teens, and special populations, I am committed to bringing a wealth of knowledge and technique to my students. I have an educational background in Child and Youth Work, Theatre and the Expressive Arts, and these trainings inspire me to combine a caring sensitivity towards one’s emotional needs with creative play, adventure and serious fun. My greatest joy is in helping people overcome their physical, mental and emotional challenges and discover their potential to SHINE.
Ages 13-18 		Wednesday
4:35 PM to 5:35 PM
Aug 22 to Aug 22
Studio B
 Character Contemporary (13-14 yrs)
Jordan Boyle
YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAdYTgpbNx6hcp6O6sUTirQ
Ages 13-14 		Wednesday
5:40 PM to 6:25 PM
Aug 22 to Aug 22
Studio C
 Progressions & Turns (15-18 yrs)
Christina Digiuseppe
Choreography Gallery: http://www.christinaddance.com/choreography TORONTO BASED DANCE ARTIST & CHOREOGRAPHER Christina Digiuseppe is a passionate dance artist and choreographer based in Toronto, Canada. Known for her unique, cutting edge and versatile artistry, Christina is a visionary continuing to break new ground, by pushing beyond the boundaries of genre and style. Christina has self-produced and artistically directed professional productions in Toronto, Canada, which include The Love Project, The Infinite Continuum, The House of Heartbreak, Exyst, Mizpah, and her most recent show, Revolt. Currently, she is working on various artistic projects with Creativiva Inc., and is artistically directing her upcoming dance production for Toronto Fringe 2018. Christina was recently invited to showcase her choreography at the American Dance Guild Festival held in New York City to represent Canada in Modern dance. In 2015, Christina was chosen as a finalist in the Capezio Ace Awards for Choreographic excellence. In 2014, Christina was awarded the Choreographer's Connection Grant by Regional Dance America, where she had the honor of working alongside Miss Nelly Van Bommel as an emerging artist. Christina has dedicated over twenty years mastering her abilities as an accomplished dance artist, instructor and choreographer. She is an adjudicator for dance competitions across Canada, and is a proud member of the Professional Adjudicator's Alliance. Christina is a mentor for youth dancers both in the competitive and pre-professional levels. She has taught and choreographed extensively for dance studios and Arts high schools guiding and inspiring the creative abilities of young dance artists. Through her work, Christina has contributed her distinctive and innovative artistic abilities to the dance industry creating platforms for professional dancers across Ontario. Her professional training, experience and accomplishments as both a dance artist and choreographer allow her to continue sharing her artistic voice with audiences and dance artists alike. It is her goal to continue being a positive role model in the dance industry helping to shape the face of dance for years to come. ~Artistic Voices Matter!
Ages 15-18 		Wednesday
5:40 PM to 6:25 PM
Aug 22 to Aug 22
Studio C
 Character Contemporary (15-18 yrs)
Jordan Boyle
YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAdYTgpbNx6hcp6O6sUTirQ
Ages 15-18 		Wednesday
6:30 PM to 7:15 PM
Aug 22 to Aug 22
Studio B
 Progressions & Turns (13-14 yrs)
Christina Digiuseppe
Choreography Gallery: http://www.christinaddance.com/choreography TORONTO BASED DANCE ARTIST & CHOREOGRAPHER Christina Digiuseppe is a passionate dance artist and choreographer based in Toronto, Canada. Known for her unique, cutting edge and versatile artistry, Christina is a visionary continuing to break new ground, by pushing beyond the boundaries of genre and style. Christina has self-produced and artistically directed professional productions in Toronto, Canada, which include The Love Project, The Infinite Continuum, The House of Heartbreak, Exyst, Mizpah, and her most recent show, Revolt. Currently, she is working on various artistic projects with Creativiva Inc., and is artistically directing her upcoming dance production for Toronto Fringe 2018. Christina was recently invited to showcase her choreography at the American Dance Guild Festival held in New York City to represent Canada in Modern dance. In 2015, Christina was chosen as a finalist in the Capezio Ace Awards for Choreographic excellence. In 2014, Christina was awarded the Choreographer's Connection Grant by Regional Dance America, where she had the honor of working alongside Miss Nelly Van Bommel as an emerging artist. Christina has dedicated over twenty years mastering her abilities as an accomplished dance artist, instructor and choreographer. She is an adjudicator for dance competitions across Canada, and is a proud member of the Professional Adjudicator's Alliance. Christina is a mentor for youth dancers both in the competitive and pre-professional levels. She has taught and choreographed extensively for dance studios and Arts high schools guiding and inspiring the creative abilities of young dance artists. Through her work, Christina has contributed her distinctive and innovative artistic abilities to the dance industry creating platforms for professional dancers across Ontario. Her professional training, experience and accomplishments as both a dance artist and choreographer allow her to continue sharing her artistic voice with audiences and dance artists alike. It is her goal to continue being a positive role model in the dance industry helping to shape the face of dance for years to come. ~Artistic Voices Matter!
Ages 13-14 		Wednesday
6:30 PM to 7:15 PM
Aug 22 to Aug 22
Studio A-B-C
 Master Class: Jazz Technique (13-18 yrs)
Kevin Howe
YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGj-ftwboih5tfBYJ0MpwzQ Kevin Howe has been dancing since the young age of 5. After 14 years of training in various styles of dance including Jazz, Tap, Hip hop, acro and contemporary in his hometown Ottawa, ON he decided to make the move to Toronto to begin his professional career. Since then he has taken the dance world by storm from all angles, working with big names like Girlicious, Blake McGrath, Ke$ha, and Lady Gaga to name a few. On top of his stage performances, he has also ventured into film. His film and TV credits include Sharpay’s Fabulous Adventure with Disney’s Ashley Tisdale, CW’s Hellcats, and Disney’s Frenemies. Recognized for both his dance abilities and choreography skills, Howe has begun to make a name for himself in the industry amongst other well established professionals. Having won the national title of “Americas Young Choreographer of the year” in both 2007 and 2010, his creative and innovative style has brought Kevin a lot of positive attention and he has since been given the opportunity to teach workshops and Master Classes to students and teachers across Canada.
Ages 13-18 		Wednesday
7:30 PM to 8:45 PM
Aug 22 to Aug 22
Studio A-B-C
 Master Class: Commercial Jazz (13-18 yrs)
Kevin Howe
YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGj-ftwboih5tfBYJ0MpwzQ Kevin Howe has been dancing since the young age of 5. After 14 years of training in various styles of dance including Jazz, Tap, Hip hop, acro and contemporary in his hometown Ottawa, ON he decided to make the move to Toronto to begin his professional career. Since then he has taken the dance world by storm from all angles, working with big names like Girlicious, Blake McGrath, Ke$ha, and Lady Gaga to name a few. On top of his stage performances, he has also ventured into film. His film and TV credits include Sharpay’s Fabulous Adventure with Disney’s Ashley Tisdale, CW’s Hellcats, and Disney’s Frenemies. Recognized for both his dance abilities and choreography skills, Howe has begun to make a name for himself in the industry amongst other well established professionals. Having won the national title of “Americas Young Choreographer of the year” in both 2007 and 2010, his creative and innovative style has brought Kevin a lot of positive attention and he has since been given the opportunity to teach workshops and Master Classes to students and teachers across Canada.
Ages 13-18 		Wednesday
8:45 PM to 10:00 PM
Aug 22 to Aug 22
Studio A
 Warm-Up (6-7 yrs)
Rose Loignon-LaPointe
Why is it important to warm up before dancing? Oxygen reaches your muscles more efficiently this enhances muscle contraction. It can prevent muscle soreness after your dance practice or physical activity. Warm up is designed to prevent the risk of injury and also prepares the mind and body to concentrate on the task ahead. YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLEFCLzNWmgfxrmNVFreakA Originally from Ottawa, Ontario, Jamie has danced for MADONNA, ARIANA GRANDE, NICK JONAS, KIESZA, DEMI LOVATO, The JONAS BROTHERS, VITA CHAMBERS, THE VIOLENT FEMMES, SHILOH, and many more. On screen you can see Jamie as a featured dancer in Disney's CAMP ROCK 2. Some of his notable accomplishments include appearing as one of the top 5 male Triple Threat finalists on CBC's hit reality TV series, "TRIPLE SENSATION,” as well as performing alongside George Wendt (Norm from Cheers) in HAIRSPRAY (Charlottetown Festival). Film/Video credits include leading roles in the award winning History Television feature, "Death or Canada," TVO’s “Explore My World,” CBC's "Breakout!," and MUCH MUSIC’s “MMVA’s.” Commercial appearances include "America's Best Dance Crew" (MUCHMUSIC)," Best Buy" (CTV/A CHANNEL), "Elections Canada" (MUCHMUSIC) and many more. His newest CHOREOGRAPHIC endeavor has him developing, producing, and choreographing LIVE tours and commercial appearances for the MINI POP KIDS.
Ages 6-7 		Thursday
9:00 AM to 9:30 AM
Aug 23 to Aug 23
Studio B-C
 Warm-Up (8-12 yrs)
Patricia Coulter
Why is it important to warm up before dancing? Oxygen reaches your muscles more efficiently this enhances muscle contraction. It can prevent muscle soreness after your dance practice or physical activity. Warm up is designed to prevent the risk of injury and also prepares the mind and body to concentrate on the task ahead. Teacher Info coming soon!
Ages 8-12 		Thursday
9:00 AM to 9:30 AM
Aug 23 to Aug 23
Studio A
 Acro (6-7 yrs)
Rose Loignon-LaPointe
Info coming soon!
Ages 6-7 		Thursday
9:35 AM to 10:05 AM
Aug 23 to Aug 23
Studio C
 Acro (8-9 yrs)
Patricia Coulter
Acro dance is a style of dance that combines classical dance technique with precision acrobatic elements. It is defined by its athletic character, its unique choreography, which seamlessly blends dance and acrobatics, and its use of acrobatics in a dance context. It is a popular dance style in amateur competitive dance as well as in professional dance theater and in contemporary circus productions such as those by Cirque du Soleil. Acro is an especially challenging dance style for dancers as it requires them to be trained in both dance and acrobatic skills. Acro dancers must be in excellent physical condition as well, because acro is a physically demanding activity. Teacher Info coming soon!
Ages 8-9 		Thursday
9:35 AM to 10:20 AM
Aug 23 to Aug 23
Studio B
 Contemporary (10-12 yrs)
Christina Digiuseppe
Choreography Gallery: http://www.christinaddance.com/choreography TORONTO BASED DANCE ARTIST & CHOREOGRAPHER Christina Digiuseppe is a passionate dance artist and choreographer based in Toronto, Canada. Known for her unique, cutting edge and versatile artistry, Christina is a visionary continuing to break new ground, by pushing beyond the boundaries of genre and style. Christina has self-produced and artistically directed professional productions in Toronto, Canada, which include The Love Project, The Infinite Continuum, The House of Heartbreak, Exyst, Mizpah, and her most recent show, Revolt. Currently, she is working on various artistic projects with Creativiva Inc., and is artistically directing her upcoming dance production for Toronto Fringe 2018. Christina was recently invited to showcase her choreography at the American Dance Guild Festival held in New York City to represent Canada in Modern dance. In 2015, Christina was chosen as a finalist in the Capezio Ace Awards for Choreographic excellence. In 2014, Christina was awarded the Choreographer's Connection Grant by Regional Dance America, where she had the honor of working alongside Miss Nelly Van Bommel as an emerging artist. Christina has dedicated over twenty years mastering her abilities as an accomplished dance artist, instructor and choreographer. She is an adjudicator for dance competitions across Canada, and is a proud member of the Professional Adjudicator's Alliance. Christina is a mentor for youth dancers both in the competitive and pre-professional levels. She has taught and choreographed extensively for dance studios and Arts high schools guiding and inspiring the creative abilities of young dance artists. Through her work, Christina has contributed her distinctive and innovative artistic abilities to the dance industry creating platforms for professional dancers across Ontario. Her professional training, experience and accomplishments as both a dance artist and choreographer allow her to continue sharing her artistic voice with audiences and dance artists alike. It is her goal to continue being a positive role model in the dance industry helping to shape the face of dance for years to come. ~Artistic Voices Matter!
Ages 10-12 		Thursday
9:35 AM to 10:20 AM
Aug 23 to Aug 23
Studio A
 Partnering (6-7 yrs)
Rose Loignon-LaPointe
Info coming soon!
Ages 6-7 		Thursday
10:10 AM to 10:40 AM
Aug 23 to Aug 23
Studio B
 Acro (10-12 yrs)
Patricia Coulter
Acro dance is a style of dance that combines classical dance technique with precision acrobatic elements. It is defined by its athletic character, its unique choreography, which seamlessly blends dance and acrobatics, and its use of acrobatics in a dance context. It is a popular dance style in amateur competitive dance as well as in professional dance theater and in contemporary circus productions such as those by Cirque du Soleil. Acro is an especially challenging dance style for dancers as it requires them to be trained in both dance and acrobatic skills. Acro dancers must be in excellent physical condition as well, because acro is a physically demanding activity. Teacher Info coming soon!
Ages 10-12 		Thursday
10:25 AM to 11:10 AM
Aug 23 to Aug 23
Studio C
 Contemporary (8-9 yrs)
Christina Digiuseppe
Choreography Gallery: http://www.christinaddance.com/choreography TORONTO BASED DANCE ARTIST & CHOREOGRAPHER Christina Digiuseppe is a passionate dance artist and choreographer based in Toronto, Canada. Known for her unique, cutting edge and versatile artistry, Christina is a visionary continuing to break new ground, by pushing beyond the boundaries of genre and style. Christina has self-produced and artistically directed professional productions in Toronto, Canada, which include The Love Project, The Infinite Continuum, The House of Heartbreak, Exyst, Mizpah, and her most recent show, Revolt. Currently, she is working on various artistic projects with Creativiva Inc., and is artistically directing her upcoming dance production for Toronto Fringe 2018. Christina was recently invited to showcase her choreography at the American Dance Guild Festival held in New York City to represent Canada in Modern dance. In 2015, Christina was chosen as a finalist in the Capezio Ace Awards for Choreographic excellence. In 2014, Christina was awarded the Choreographer's Connection Grant by Regional Dance America, where she had the honor of working alongside Miss Nelly Van Bommel as an emerging artist. Christina has dedicated over twenty years mastering her abilities as an accomplished dance artist, instructor and choreographer. She is an adjudicator for dance competitions across Canada, and is a proud member of the Professional Adjudicator's Alliance. Christina is a mentor for youth dancers both in the competitive and pre-professional levels. She has taught and choreographed extensively for dance studios and Arts high schools guiding and inspiring the creative abilities of young dance artists. Through her work, Christina has contributed her distinctive and innovative artistic abilities to the dance industry creating platforms for professional dancers across Ontario. Her professional training, experience and accomplishments as both a dance artist and choreographer allow her to continue sharing her artistic voice with audiences and dance artists alike. It is her goal to continue being a positive role model in the dance industry helping to shape the face of dance for years to come. ~Artistic Voices Matter!
Ages 8-9 		Thursday
10:25 AM to 11:10 AM
Aug 23 to Aug 23
Studio A
 Conditioning Races (6-7 yrs)
Rose Loignon-LaPointe
Info coming soon!
Ages 6-7 		Thursday
10:45 AM to 11:15 AM
Aug 23 to Aug 23
Studio B
 Artistic Discovery (10-12yrs)
Christina Digiuseppe
The Artistic Discovery Class is an exciting class that awakens a sense of imagination, wonder and creativity for all students. Hands on activities engage students as active participants in each class. This class is taught by a professional that is passionate about helping participants discover their artistic talents. Choreography Gallery: http://www.christinaddance.com/choreography TORONTO BASED DANCE ARTIST & CHOREOGRAPHER Christina Digiuseppe is a passionate dance artist and choreographer based in Toronto, Canada. Known for her unique, cutting edge and versatile artistry, Christina is a visionary continuing to break new ground, by pushing beyond the boundaries of genre and style. Christina has self-produced and artistically directed professional productions in Toronto, Canada, which include The Love Project, The Infinite Continuum, The House of Heartbreak, Exyst, Mizpah, and her most recent show, Revolt. Currently, she is working on various artistic projects with Creativiva Inc., and is artistically directing her upcoming dance production for Toronto Fringe 2018. Christina was recently invited to showcase her choreography at the American Dance Guild Festival held in New York City to represent Canada in Modern dance. In 2015, Christina was chosen as a finalist in the Capezio Ace Awards for Choreographic excellence. In 2014, Christina was awarded the Choreographer's Connection Grant by Regional Dance America, where she had the honor of working alongside Miss Nelly Van Bommel as an emerging artist. Christina has dedicated over twenty years mastering her abilities as an accomplished dance artist, instructor and choreographer. She is an adjudicator for dance competitions across Canada, and is a proud member of the Professional Adjudicator's Alliance. Christina is a mentor for youth dancers both in the competitive and pre-professional levels. She has taught and choreographed extensively for dance studios and Arts high schools guiding and inspiring the creative abilities of young dance artists. Through her work, Christina has contributed her distinctive and innovative artistic abilities to the dance industry creating platforms for professional dancers across Ontario. Her professional training, experience and accomplishments as both a dance artist and choreographer allow her to continue sharing her artistic voice with audiences and dance artists alike. It is her goal to continue being a positive role model in the dance industry helping to shape the face of dance for years to come. ~Artistic Voices Matter!
Ages 10-12 		Thursday
11:15 AM to 12:00 PM
Aug 23 to Aug 23
Studio C
 Hand to Hand - Acro Partnering (8-9 yrs)
Patricia Coulter
Info coming soon!
Ages 8-9 		Thursday
11:15 AM to 12:00 PM
Aug 23 to Aug 23
Studio A
 Stretch & Flex (6-7 yrs)
Rose Loignon-LaPointe
Info coming soon!
Ages 6-7 		Thursday
11:15 AM to 11:30 AM
Aug 23 to Aug 23
Studio C
 Artistic Discovery (8-9yrs)
Christina Digiuseppe
The Artistic Discovery Class is an exciting class that awakens a sense of imagination, wonder and creativity for all students. Hands on activities engage students as active participants in each class. This class is taught by a professional that is passionate about helping participants discover their artistic talents. Choreography Gallery: http://www.christinaddance.com/choreography TORONTO BASED DANCE ARTIST & CHOREOGRAPHER Christina Digiuseppe is a passionate dance artist and choreographer based in Toronto, Canada. Known for her unique, cutting edge and versatile artistry, Christina is a visionary continuing to break new ground, by pushing beyond the boundaries of genre and style. Christina has self-produced and artistically directed professional productions in Toronto, Canada, which include The Love Project, The Infinite Continuum, The House of Heartbreak, Exyst, Mizpah, and her most recent show, Revolt. Currently, she is working on various artistic projects with Creativiva Inc., and is artistically directing her upcoming dance production for Toronto Fringe 2018. Christina was recently invited to showcase her choreography at the American Dance Guild Festival held in New York City to represent Canada in Modern dance. In 2015, Christina was chosen as a finalist in the Capezio Ace Awards for Choreographic excellence. In 2014, Christina was awarded the Choreographer's Connection Grant by Regional Dance America, where she had the honor of working alongside Miss Nelly Van Bommel as an emerging artist. Christina has dedicated over twenty years mastering her abilities as an accomplished dance artist, instructor and choreographer. She is an adjudicator for dance competitions across Canada, and is a proud member of the Professional Adjudicator's Alliance. Christina is a mentor for youth dancers both in the competitive and pre-professional levels. She has taught and choreographed extensively for dance studios and Arts high schools guiding and inspiring the creative abilities of young dance artists. Through her work, Christina has contributed her distinctive and innovative artistic abilities to the dance industry creating platforms for professional dancers across Ontario. Her professional training, experience and accomplishments as both a dance artist and choreographer allow her to continue sharing her artistic voice with audiences and dance artists alike. It is her goal to continue being a positive role model in the dance industry helping to shape the face of dance for years to come. ~Artistic Voices Matter!
Ages 8-9 		Thursday
12:15 PM to 1:00 PM
Aug 23 to Aug 23
Studio B
 Hand to Hand - Acro Partnering (10-12 yrs)
Patricia Coulter
Info coming soon!
Ages 10-12 		Thursday
12:15 PM to 1:00 PM
Aug 23 to Aug 23
Studio A-B-C
 Tumbling (8-12 yrs)
Tyler Ayres
Enhance your tumbling skills and learn new tricks in the same class! Will be working on techniques and drills for executing tumbling elements while perfecting the skills you already have. YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7Vp7Xkb2beHg0X3oounYYA TADA Tyler Ayres Dance & Aerial TADA was founded in 2012 By Tyler Ayres. At the time Ayres was still performing full-time and saw a need for structured, professional quality and safe training for athletes wanting to pursue a career in performing arts and circus. His philosophy is to help people in the safest and purest form with the highest quality of training. “Industry professionals paving the way” Upon its creation TADA has teamed up with many professional coaches, performers and companies internationally to help provide the highest quality in excellent training for Hand Balancing, Acrobatics, Flexibility, Dance and Aerial. Keeping with its traditions TADA has worked many years to provide a Hand Balancing Teacher certification course providing coaches and teachers with Certified excellence in Hand balance training. This Program backed by Alixa Flexibility and Acrobatic arts has been ground breaking in creating a safe high standard in training hand stands suitable for all genres of its field. “Artistry, Technique and fun”
Ages 8-12 		Thursday
1:05 PM to 1:50 PM
Aug 23 to Aug 23
Studio A-B
 Musical Theatre Improv (8-12yrs)
Shannon Rose Scott
YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCfqidUiK-QPIPEuOg8a33A I am a fierce-hearted, sensitive soul who is passionate about sharing the gifts of yoga, meditation, and the expressive arts with people of all ages. As an Advanced 500 hr RYT (Registered Yoga Teacher), with additional Shannon - bluel specializations in teaching pre and post natal yoga, as well as yoga to children, teens, and special populations, I am committed to bringing a wealth of knowledge and technique to my students. I have an educational background in Child and Youth Work, Theatre and the Expressive Arts, and these trainings inspire me to combine a caring sensitivity towards one’s emotional needs with creative play, adventure and serious fun. My greatest joy is in helping people overcome their physical, mental and emotional challenges and discover their potential to SHINE.
Ages 8-12 		Thursday
1:55 PM to 3:25 PM
Aug 23 to Aug 23
Studio C
 Aerial Acrobatics - Invite Only (13-18 yrs)
Tyler Ayres
Dancers will have the opportunity to work with Tyler who specializes in Aerial Acrobatics, among others. This is an invite only class as a certain skill set and standard must be achieved before practicing elements planned for this class. YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7Vp7Xkb2beHg0X3oounYYA TADA Tyler Ayres Dance & Aerial TADA was founded in 2012 By Tyler Ayres. At the time Ayres was still performing full-time and saw a need for structured, professional quality and safe training for athletes wanting to pursue a career in performing arts and circus. His philosophy is to help people in the safest and purest form with the highest quality of training. “Industry professionals paving the way” Upon its creation TADA has teamed up with many professional coaches, performers and companies internationally to help provide the highest quality in excellent training for Hand Balancing, Acrobatics, Flexibility, Dance and Aerial. Keeping with its traditions TADA has worked many years to provide a Hand Balancing Teacher certification course providing coaches and teachers with Certified excellence in Hand balance training. This Program backed by Alixa Flexibility and Acrobatic arts has been ground breaking in creating a safe high standard in training hand stands suitable for all genres of its field. “Artistry, Technique and fun”
Ages 13-18 		Thursday
2:15 PM to 3:15 PM
Aug 23 to Aug 23
Studio A-B
 Flexibility (13-18yrs)
Tyler Ayres
YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7Vp7Xkb2beHg0X3oounYYA TADA Tyler Ayres Dance & Aerial TADA was founded in 2012 By Tyler Ayres. At the time Ayres was still performing full-time and saw a need for structured, professional quality and safe training for athletes wanting to pursue a career in performing arts and circus. His philosophy is to help people in the safest and purest form with the highest quality of training. “Industry professionals paving the way” Upon its creation TADA has teamed up with many professional coaches, performers and companies internationally to help provide the highest quality in excellent training for Hand Balancing, Acrobatics, Flexibility, Dance and Aerial. Keeping with its traditions TADA has worked many years to provide a Hand Balancing Teacher certification course providing coaches and teachers with Certified excellence in Hand balance training. This Program backed by Alixa Flexibility and Acrobatic arts has been ground breaking in creating a safe high standard in training hand stands suitable for all genres of its field. “Artistry, Technique and fun”
Ages 13-15 		Thursday
3:30 PM to 4:15 PM
Aug 23 to Aug 23
Studio C
 Aerial Acrobatics - Invite Only (8-12yrs)
Tyler Ayres
Dancers will have the opportunity to work with Tyler who specializes in Aerial Acrobatics, among others. This is an invite only class as a certain skill set and standard must be achieved before practicing elements planned for this class. YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7Vp7Xkb2beHg0X3oounYYA TADA Tyler Ayres Dance & Aerial TADA was founded in 2012 By Tyler Ayres. At the time Ayres was still performing full-time and saw a need for structured, professional quality and safe training for athletes wanting to pursue a career in performing arts and circus. His philosophy is to help people in the safest and purest form with the highest quality of training. “Industry professionals paving the way” Upon its creation TADA has teamed up with many professional coaches, performers and companies internationally to help provide the highest quality in excellent training for Hand Balancing, Acrobatics, Flexibility, Dance and Aerial. Keeping with its traditions TADA has worked many years to provide a Hand Balancing Teacher certification course providing coaches and teachers with Certified excellence in Hand balance training. This Program backed by Alixa Flexibility and Acrobatic arts has been ground breaking in creating a safe high standard in training hand stands suitable for all genres of its field. “Artistry, Technique and fun”
Ages 8-10 		Thursday
4:20 PM to 5:05 PM
Aug 23 to Aug 23
Studio A-B
 Musical Theatre Improv (13-18yrs)
Shannon Rose Scott
YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCfqidUiK-QPIPEuOg8a33A I am a fierce-hearted, sensitive soul who is passionate about sharing the gifts of yoga, meditation, and the expressive arts with people of all ages. As an Advanced 500 hr RYT (Registered Yoga Teacher), with additional Shannon - bluel specializations in teaching pre and post natal yoga, as well as yoga to children, teens, and special populations, I am committed to bringing a wealth of knowledge and technique to my students. I have an educational background in Child and Youth Work, Theatre and the Expressive Arts, and these trainings inspire me to combine a caring sensitivity towards one’s emotional needs with creative play, adventure and serious fun. My greatest joy is in helping people overcome their physical, mental and emotional challenges and discover their potential to SHINE.
Ages 13-18 		Thursday
4:20 PM to 5:50 PM
Aug 23 to Aug 23
Studio C
 Acro-Hand Balancing - Invite Only (8-12yrs)
Tyler Ayres
Hand Balancing specialty class. Learn proper techniques, form and breathing skills to execute long balances on your hands. YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7Vp7Xkb2beHg0X3oounYYA TADA Tyler Ayres Dance & Aerial TADA was founded in 2012 By Tyler Ayres. At the time Ayres was still performing full-time and saw a need for structured, professional quality and safe training for athletes wanting to pursue a career in performing arts and circus. His philosophy is to help people in the safest and purest form with the highest quality of training. “Industry professionals paving the way” Upon its creation TADA has teamed up with many professional coaches, performers and companies internationally to help provide the highest quality in excellent training for Hand Balancing, Acrobatics, Flexibility, Dance and Aerial. Keeping with its traditions TADA has worked many years to provide a Hand Balancing Teacher certification course providing coaches and teachers with Certified excellence in Hand balance training. This Program backed by Alixa Flexibility and Acrobatic arts has been ground breaking in creating a safe high standard in training hand stands suitable for all genres of its field. “Artistry, Technique and fun”
Ages 8-12 		Thursday
5:10 PM to 5:55 PM
Aug 23 to Aug 23
Studio B
 Acro-Hand Balancing (13-14 yrs)
Tyler Ayres
Hand Balancing specialty class. Learn proper techniques, form and breathing skills to execute long balances on your hands. YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7Vp7Xkb2beHg0X3oounYYA TADA Tyler Ayres Dance & Aerial TADA was founded in 2012 By Tyler Ayres. At the time Ayres was still performing full-time and saw a need for structured, professional quality and safe training for athletes wanting to pursue a career in performing arts and circus. His philosophy is to help people in the safest and purest form with the highest quality of training. “Industry professionals paving the way” Upon its creation TADA has teamed up with many professional coaches, performers and companies internationally to help provide the highest quality in excellent training for Hand Balancing, Acrobatics, Flexibility, Dance and Aerial. Keeping with its traditions TADA has worked many years to provide a Hand Balancing Teacher certification course providing coaches and teachers with Certified excellence in Hand balance training. This Program backed by Alixa Flexibility and Acrobatic arts has been ground breaking in creating a safe high standard in training hand stands suitable for all genres of its field. “Artistry, Technique and fun”
Ages 13-14 		Thursday
6:00 PM to 6:45 PM
Aug 23 to Aug 23
Studio C
 Contemporary (15-18yrs)
Christina Digiuseppe
Choreography Gallery: http://www.christinaddance.com/choreography TORONTO BASED DANCE ARTIST & CHOREOGRAPHER Christina Digiuseppe is a passionate dance artist and choreographer based in Toronto, Canada. Known for her unique, cutting edge and versatile artistry, Christina is a visionary continuing to break new ground, by pushing beyond the boundaries of genre and style. Christina has self-produced and artistically directed professional productions in Toronto, Canada, which include The Love Project, The Infinite Continuum, The House of Heartbreak, Exyst, Mizpah, and her most recent show, Revolt. Currently, she is working on various artistic projects with Creativiva Inc., and is artistically directing her upcoming dance production for Toronto Fringe 2018. Christina was recently invited to showcase her choreography at the American Dance Guild Festival held in New York City to represent Canada in Modern dance. In 2015, Christina was chosen as a finalist in the Capezio Ace Awards for Choreographic excellence. In 2014, Christina was awarded the Choreographer's Connection Grant by Regional Dance America, where she had the honor of working alongside Miss Nelly Van Bommel as an emerging artist. Christina has dedicated over twenty years mastering her abilities as an accomplished dance artist, instructor and choreographer. She is an adjudicator for dance competitions across Canada, and is a proud member of the Professional Adjudicator's Alliance. Christina is a mentor for youth dancers both in the competitive and pre-professional levels. She has taught and choreographed extensively for dance studios and Arts high schools guiding and inspiring the creative abilities of young dance artists. Through her work, Christina has contributed her distinctive and innovative artistic abilities to the dance industry creating platforms for professional dancers across Ontario. Her professional training, experience and accomplishments as both a dance artist and choreographer allow her to continue sharing her artistic voice with audiences and dance artists alike. It is her goal to continue being a positive role model in the dance industry helping to shape the face of dance for years to come. ~Artistic Voices Matter!
Ages 15-18 		Thursday
6:00 PM to 6:45 PM
Aug 23 to Aug 23
Studio C
 Acro-Hand Balancing (15-18 yrs)
Tyler Ayres
Hand Balancing specialty class. Learn proper techniques, form and breathing skills to execute long balances on your hands. YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7Vp7Xkb2beHg0X3oounYYA TADA Tyler Ayres Dance & Aerial TADA was founded in 2012 By Tyler Ayres. At the time Ayres was still performing full-time and saw a need for structured, professional quality and safe training for athletes wanting to pursue a career in performing arts and circus. His philosophy is to help people in the safest and purest form with the highest quality of training. “Industry professionals paving the way” Upon its creation TADA has teamed up with many professional coaches, performers and companies internationally to help provide the highest quality in excellent training for Hand Balancing, Acrobatics, Flexibility, Dance and Aerial. Keeping with its traditions TADA has worked many years to provide a Hand Balancing Teacher certification course providing coaches and teachers with Certified excellence in Hand balance training. This Program backed by Alixa Flexibility and Acrobatic arts has been ground breaking in creating a safe high standard in training hand stands suitable for all genres of its field. “Artistry, Technique and fun”
Ages 15-12 		Thursday
7:00 PM to 7:45 PM
Aug 23 to Aug 23
Studio B
 Contemporary (13-14yrs)
Christina Digiuseppe
Choreography Gallery: http://www.christinaddance.com/choreography TORONTO BASED DANCE ARTIST & CHOREOGRAPHER Christina Digiuseppe is a passionate dance artist and choreographer based in Toronto, Canada. Known for her unique, cutting edge and versatile artistry, Christina is a visionary continuing to break new ground, by pushing beyond the boundaries of genre and style. Christina has self-produced and artistically directed professional productions in Toronto, Canada, which include The Love Project, The Infinite Continuum, The House of Heartbreak, Exyst, Mizpah, and her most recent show, Revolt. Currently, she is working on various artistic projects with Creativiva Inc., and is artistically directing her upcoming dance production for Toronto Fringe 2018. Christina was recently invited to showcase her choreography at the American Dance Guild Festival held in New York City to represent Canada in Modern dance. In 2015, Christina was chosen as a finalist in the Capezio Ace Awards for Choreographic excellence. In 2014, Christina was awarded the Choreographer's Connection Grant by Regional Dance America, where she had the honor of working alongside Miss Nelly Van Bommel as an emerging artist. Christina has dedicated over twenty years mastering her abilities as an accomplished dance artist, instructor and choreographer. She is an adjudicator for dance competitions across Canada, and is a proud member of the Professional Adjudicator's Alliance. Christina is a mentor for youth dancers both in the competitive and pre-professional levels. She has taught and choreographed extensively for dance studios and Arts high schools guiding and inspiring the creative abilities of young dance artists. Through her work, Christina has contributed her distinctive and innovative artistic abilities to the dance industry creating platforms for professional dancers across Ontario. Her professional training, experience and accomplishments as both a dance artist and choreographer allow her to continue sharing her artistic voice with audiences and dance artists alike. It is her goal to continue being a positive role model in the dance industry helping to shape the face of dance for years to come. ~Artistic Voices Matter!
Ages 13-0 		Thursday
7:00 PM to 7:45 PM
Aug 23 to Aug 23
Studio C
 Artistic Disovery (15-18yrs)
Christina Digiuseppe
The Artistic Discovery Class is an exciting class that awakens a sense of imagination, wonder and creativity for all students. Hands on activities engage students as active participants in each class. This class is taught by a professional that is passionate about helping participants discover their artistic talents. Choreography Gallery: http://www.christinaddance.com/choreography TORONTO BASED DANCE ARTIST & CHOREOGRAPHER Christina Digiuseppe is a passionate dance artist and choreographer based in Toronto, Canada. Known for her unique, cutting edge and versatile artistry, Christina is a visionary continuing to break new ground, by pushing beyond the boundaries of genre and style. Christina has self-produced and artistically directed professional productions in Toronto, Canada, which include The Love Project, The Infinite Continuum, The House of Heartbreak, Exyst, Mizpah, and her most recent show, Revolt. Currently, she is working on various artistic projects with Creativiva Inc., and is artistically directing her upcoming dance production for Toronto Fringe 2018. Christina was recently invited to showcase her choreography at the American Dance Guild Festival held in New York City to represent Canada in Modern dance. In 2015, Christina was chosen as a finalist in the Capezio Ace Awards for Choreographic excellence. In 2014, Christina was awarded the Choreographer's Connection Grant by Regional Dance America, where she had the honor of working alongside Miss Nelly Van Bommel as an emerging artist. Christina has dedicated over twenty years mastering her abilities as an accomplished dance artist, instructor and choreographer. She is an adjudicator for dance competitions across Canada, and is a proud member of the Professional Adjudicator's Alliance. Christina is a mentor for youth dancers both in the competitive and pre-professional levels. She has taught and choreographed extensively for dance studios and Arts high schools guiding and inspiring the creative abilities of young dance artists. Through her work, Christina has contributed her distinctive and innovative artistic abilities to the dance industry creating platforms for professional dancers across Ontario. Her professional training, experience and accomplishments as both a dance artist and choreographer allow her to continue sharing her artistic voice with audiences and dance artists alike. It is her goal to continue being a positive role model in the dance industry helping to shape the face of dance for years to come. ~Artistic Voices Matter!
Ages 15-18 		Thursday
7:50 PM to 8:35 PM
Aug 23 to Aug 23
Studio B
 Hand to Hand - Acro Partnering (13-14 yrs)
Tyler Ayres
YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7Vp7Xkb2beHg0X3oounYYA TADA Tyler Ayres Dance & Aerial TADA was founded in 2012 By Tyler Ayres. At the time Ayres was still performing full-time and saw a need for structured, professional quality and safe training for athletes wanting to pursue a career in performing arts and circus. His philosophy is to help people in the safest and purest form with the highest quality of training. “Industry professionals paving the way” Upon its creation TADA has teamed up with many professional coaches, performers and companies internationally to help provide the highest quality in excellent training for Hand Balancing, Acrobatics, Flexibility, Dance and Aerial. Keeping with its traditions TADA has worked many years to provide a Hand Balancing Teacher certification course providing coaches and teachers with Certified excellence in Hand balance training. This Program backed by Alixa Flexibility and Acrobatic arts has been ground breaking in creating a safe high standard in training hand stands suitable for all genres of its field. “Artistry, Technique and fun”
Ages 13-14 		Thursday
7:50 PM to 8:35 PM
Aug 23 to Aug 23
Studio B
 Artistic Discovery (13-14 yrs)
Christina Digiuseppe
The Artistic Discovery Class is an exciting class that awakens a sense of imagination, wonder and creativity for all students. Hands on activities engage students as active participants in each class. This class is taught by a professional that is passionate about helping participants discover their artistic talents. Choreography Gallery: http://www.christinaddance.com/choreography TORONTO BASED DANCE ARTIST & CHOREOGRAPHER Christina Digiuseppe is a passionate dance artist and choreographer based in Toronto, Canada. Known for her unique, cutting edge and versatile artistry, Christina is a visionary continuing to break new ground, by pushing beyond the boundaries of genre and style. Christina has self-produced and artistically directed professional productions in Toronto, Canada, which include The Love Project, The Infinite Continuum, The House of Heartbreak, Exyst, Mizpah, and her most recent show, Revolt. Currently, she is working on various artistic projects with Creativiva Inc., and is artistically directing her upcoming dance production for Toronto Fringe 2018. Christina was recently invited to showcase her choreography at the American Dance Guild Festival held in New York City to represent Canada in Modern dance. In 2015, Christina was chosen as a finalist in the Capezio Ace Awards for Choreographic excellence. In 2014, Christina was awarded the Choreographer's Connection Grant by Regional Dance America, where she had the honor of working alongside Miss Nelly Van Bommel as an emerging artist. Christina has dedicated over twenty years mastering her abilities as an accomplished dance artist, instructor and choreographer. She is an adjudicator for dance competitions across Canada, and is a proud member of the Professional Adjudicator's Alliance. Christina is a mentor for youth dancers both in the competitive and pre-professional levels. She has taught and choreographed extensively for dance studios and Arts high schools guiding and inspiring the creative abilities of young dance artists. Through her work, Christina has contributed her distinctive and innovative artistic abilities to the dance industry creating platforms for professional dancers across Ontario. Her professional training, experience and accomplishments as both a dance artist and choreographer allow her to continue sharing her artistic voice with audiences and dance artists alike. It is her goal to continue being a positive role model in the dance industry helping to shape the face of dance for years to come. ~Artistic Voices Matter!
Ages 13-14 		Thursday
8:40 PM to 9:25 PM
Aug 23 to Aug 23
Studio C
 Hand to Hand - Acro Partnering (15-18 yrs)
Tyler Ayres
YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7Vp7Xkb2beHg0X3oounYYA TADA Tyler Ayres Dance & Aerial TADA was founded in 2012 By Tyler Ayres. At the time Ayres was still performing full-time and saw a need for structured, professional quality and safe training for athletes wanting to pursue a career in performing arts and circus. His philosophy is to help people in the safest and purest form with the highest quality of training. “Industry professionals paving the way” Upon its creation TADA has teamed up with many professional coaches, performers and companies internationally to help provide the highest quality in excellent training for Hand Balancing, Acrobatics, Flexibility, Dance and Aerial. Keeping with its traditions TADA has worked many years to provide a Hand Balancing Teacher certification course providing coaches and teachers with Certified excellence in Hand balance training. This Program backed by Alixa Flexibility and Acrobatic arts has been ground breaking in creating a safe high standard in training hand stands suitable for all genres of its field. “Artistry, Technique and fun”
Ages 15-18 		Thursday
8:40 PM to 9:25 PM
Aug 23 to Aug 23
Studio A-B-C
 Tumbling (13-18 yrs)
Tyler Ayres
Enhance your tumbling skills and learn new tricks in the same class! Will be working on techniques and drills for executing tumbling elements while perfecting the skills you already have. YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7Vp7Xkb2beHg0X3oounYYA TADA Tyler Ayres Dance & Aerial TADA was founded in 2012 By Tyler Ayres. At the time Ayres was still performing full-time and saw a need for structured, professional quality and safe training for athletes wanting to pursue a career in performing arts and circus. His philosophy is to help people in the safest and purest form with the highest quality of training. “Industry professionals paving the way” Upon its creation TADA has teamed up with many professional coaches, performers and companies internationally to help provide the highest quality in excellent training for Hand Balancing, Acrobatics, Flexibility, Dance and Aerial. Keeping with its traditions TADA has worked many years to provide a Hand Balancing Teacher certification course providing coaches and teachers with Certified excellence in Hand balance training. This Program backed by Alixa Flexibility and Acrobatic arts has been ground breaking in creating a safe high standard in training hand stands suitable for all genres of its field. “Artistry, Technique and fun”
Ages 13-18 		Thursday
9:30 PM to 10:30 PM
Aug 23 to Aug 23
Studio A
 Warm-Up (6-7 yrs)
Anne-Marie Laramee
Why is it important to warm up before dancing? Oxygen reaches your muscles more efficiently this enhances muscle contraction. It can prevent muscle soreness after your dance practice or physical activity. Warm up is designed to prevent the risk of injury and also prepares the mind and body to concentrate on the task ahead. YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLEFCLzNWmgfxrmNVFreakA Originally from Ottawa, Ontario, Jamie has danced for MADONNA, ARIANA GRANDE, NICK JONAS, KIESZA, DEMI LOVATO, The JONAS BROTHERS, VITA CHAMBERS, THE VIOLENT FEMMES, SHILOH, and many more. On screen you can see Jamie as a featured dancer in Disney's CAMP ROCK 2. Some of his notable accomplishments include appearing as one of the top 5 male Triple Threat finalists on CBC's hit reality TV series, "TRIPLE SENSATION,” as well as performing alongside George Wendt (Norm from Cheers) in HAIRSPRAY (Charlottetown Festival). Film/Video credits include leading roles in the award winning History Television feature, "Death or Canada," TVO’s “Explore My World,” CBC's "Breakout!," and MUCH MUSIC’s “MMVA’s.” Commercial appearances include "America's Best Dance Crew" (MUCHMUSIC)," Best Buy" (CTV/A CHANNEL), "Elections Canada" (MUCHMUSIC) and many more. His newest CHOREOGRAPHIC endeavor has him developing, producing, and choreographing LIVE tours and commercial appearances for the MINI POP KIDS.
Ages 6-7 		Saturday
9:00 AM to 9:30 AM
Aug 18 to Aug 18
Studio B-C
 Warm-Up (8-12 yrs)
Kali Wegg
Why is it important to warm up before dancing? Oxygen reaches your muscles more efficiently this enhances muscle contraction. It can prevent muscle soreness after your dance practice or physical activity. Warm up is designed to prevent the risk of injury and also prepares the mind and body to concentrate on the task ahead. Teacher Info coming soon!
Ages 8-12 		Saturday
9:00 AM to 9:30 AM
Aug 18 to Aug 18
Studio C
 Contemporary (8-9 yrs)
Shawn Bracke
Choreography Video Reels: https://www.shawnbracke.com/videos Shawn Bracke is a versatile dancer, choreographer and visual artist, creating movement for stage, film and television. His work is story-based and aims to inspire audiences to think critically and feel deeply. His aesthetic stems from his strong technical training and a professional career that immersed in the commercial and concert dance worlds. His extensive training in Contemporary, Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Hip-hop and Vernacular styles have been integral to his unique movement. Shawn draws from experience with improvisational acting techniques to create a heightened emotional state with his work. Having spent time living in Vancouver, London UK, Milan and now in Toronto, Canada. Shawn has gained credits working with major brands. Selected credits include: Much Music MMVA's, We Day, YTV the Zone, ABC televsion, BBC television, Toronto Short Film Festival, Converse, Bud Light Sensation.
Ages 8-9 		Saturday
9:35 AM to 10:20 AM
Aug 18 to Aug 18
Studio B
 Lyrical (10-12 yrs)
Monique Paul
Info coming soon!
Ages 10-12 		Saturday
9:35 AM to 10:20 AM
Aug 18 to Aug 18
Studio A
 Technique (6-7 yrs)
Anne-Marie Laramee
Info coming soon!
Ages 6-7 		Saturday
9:35 AM to 10:05 AM
Aug 18 to Aug 18
Studio A
 Lyrical (6-7 yrs)
Anne-Marie Laramee
Info coming soon!
Ages 6-7 		Saturday
10:10 AM to 10:40 AM
Aug 18 to Aug 18
Studio B
 Contemporary (10-12 yrs)
Shawn Bracke
Choreography Video Reels: https://www.shawnbracke.com/videos Shawn Bracke is a versatile dancer, choreographer and visual artist, creating movement for stage, film and television. His work is story-based and aims to inspire audiences to think critically and feel deeply. His aesthetic stems from his strong technical training and a professional career that immersed in the commercial and concert dance worlds. His extensive training in Contemporary, Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Hip-hop and Vernacular styles have been integral to his unique movement. Shawn draws from experience with improvisational acting techniques to create a heightened emotional state with his work. Having spent time living in Vancouver, London UK, Milan and now in Toronto, Canada. Shawn has gained credits working with major brands. Selected credits include: Much Music MMVA's, We Day, YTV the Zone, ABC televsion, BBC television, Toronto Short Film Festival, Converse, Bud Light Sensation.
Ages 10-12 		Saturday
10:25 AM to 11:10 AM
Aug 18 to Aug 18
Studio C
 Lyrical (8-9 yrs)
Monique Paul
Info coming soon!
Ages 8-9 		Saturday
10:25 AM to 11:10 AM
Aug 18 to Aug 18
Studio A
 Creative Movement (6-7 yrs)
Anne-Marie Laramee
Info coming soon!
Ages 6-7 		Saturday
10:45 AM to 11:15 AM
Aug 18 to Aug 18
Studio B
 Auditions 101 (10-12 yrs)
Shawn Bracke
This class is a career changing experience. You’ll work harder, go deeper and feel more joy in the audition process than you thought was possible. After this class, you’ll uncover the discipline, the intelligence, the imagination, and the open heart that you’ve had all along and finally be the dancer who can make any role in any routine soar – a creative force impossible to deny. Choreography Video Reels: https://www.shawnbracke.com/videos Shawn Bracke is a versatile dancer, choreographer and visual artist, creating movement for stage, film and television. His work is story-based and aims to inspire audiences to think critically and feel deeply. His aesthetic stems from his strong technical training and a professional career that immersed in the commercial and concert dance worlds. His extensive training in Contemporary, Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Hip-hop and Vernacular styles have been integral to his unique movement. Shawn draws from experience with improvisational acting techniques to create a heightened emotional state with his work. Having spent time living in Vancouver, London UK, Milan and now in Toronto, Canada. Shawn has gained credits working with major brands. Selected credits include: Much Music MMVA's, We Day, YTV the Zone, ABC televsion, BBC television, Toronto Short Film Festival, Converse, Bud Light Sensation.
Ages 10-12 		Saturday
11:15 AM to 12:00 PM
Aug 18 to Aug 18
Studio C
 Jumps & Turns (8-9 yrs)
Monique Paul
Info coming soon!
Ages 8-9 		Saturday
11:15 AM to 12:00 PM
Aug 18 to Aug 18
Studio A
 Stretch & Flex (6-7 yrs)
Anne-Marie Laramee
Info coming soon!
Ages 6-7 		Saturday
11:15 AM to 11:30 AM
Aug 18 to Aug 18
Studio C
 Auditions 101 (8-9 yrs)
Shawn Bracke
This class is a career changing experience. You’ll work harder, go deeper and feel more joy in the audition process than you thought was possible. After this class, you’ll uncover the discipline, the intelligence, the imagination, and the open heart that you’ve had all along and finally be the dancer who can make any role in any routine soar – a creative force impossible to deny. Choreography Video Reels: https://www.shawnbracke.com/videos Shawn Bracke is a versatile dancer, choreographer and visual artist, creating movement for stage, film and television. His work is story-based and aims to inspire audiences to think critically and feel deeply. His aesthetic stems from his strong technical training and a professional career that immersed in the commercial and concert dance worlds. His extensive training in Contemporary, Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Hip-hop and Vernacular styles have been integral to his unique movement. Shawn draws from experience with improvisational acting techniques to create a heightened emotional state with his work. Having spent time living in Vancouver, London UK, Milan and now in Toronto, Canada. Shawn has gained credits working with major brands. Selected credits include: Much Music MMVA's, We Day, YTV the Zone, ABC televsion, BBC television, Toronto Short Film Festival, Converse, Bud Light Sensation.
Ages 8-9 		Saturday
12:15 PM to 1:00 PM
Aug 18 to Aug 18
Studio B
 Jumps & Turns (10-12 yrs)
Monique Paul
Info coming soon!
Ages 10-12 		Saturday
12:15 PM to 1:00 PM
Aug 18 to Aug 18
Studio C
 Ballet Technique (8-9 yrs)
Nina Menon
Info coming soon!
Ages 8-9 		Saturday
1:05 PM to 1:50 PM
Aug 18 to Aug 18
Studio B
 Jazz Combo (10-12 yrs)
Monique Paul
Info coming soon!
Ages 10-12 		Saturday
1:05 PM to 1:50 PM
Aug 18 to Aug 18
Studio B
 Ballet Technique (10-12 yrs)
Nina Menon
Info coming soon!
Ages 10-12 		Saturday
1:55 PM to 2:40 PM
Aug 18 to Aug 18
Studio C
 Jazz Combo (8-9 yrs)
Monique Paul
Info coming soon!
Ages 8-9 		Saturday
1:55 PM to 2:40 PM
Aug 18 to Aug 18
Studio B-C
 Ballet Combo (8-12yrs)
Nina Menon
Info coming soon!
Ages 8-12 		Saturday
2:45 PM to 3:30 PM
Aug 18 to Aug 18
Studio B-C
 Warm-Up (13-18 yrs)
Kali Wegg
Why is it important to warm up before dancing? Oxygen reaches your muscles more efficiently this enhances muscle contraction. It can prevent muscle soreness after your dance practice or physical activity. Warm up is designed to prevent the risk of injury and also prepares the mind and body to concentrate on the task ahead. Teacher Info coming soon!
Ages 13-18 		Saturday
3:30 PM to 4:00 PM
Aug 18 to Aug 18
Studio B
 Ballet Technique (13-14 yrs)
Nina Menon
Info coming soon!
Ages 13-14 		Saturday
4:05 PM to 4:50 PM
Aug 18 to Aug 18
Studio C
 Lyrical (15-18 yrs)
Monique Paul
Info coming soon!
Ages 15-18 		Saturday
4:05 PM to 4:50 PM
Aug 18 to Aug 18
Studio C
 Ballet Technique (15-18 yrs)
Nina Menon
Info coming soon!
Ages 15-18 		Saturday
4:55 PM to 5:40 PM
Aug 18 to Aug 18
Studio B
 Lyrical (13-14 yrs)
Monique Paul
Info coming soon!
Ages 13-14 		Saturday
4:55 PM to 5:40 PM
Aug 18 to Aug 18
Studio B-C
 Ballet Combo (13-18 yrs)
Nina Menon
Info coming soon!
Ages 13-18 		Saturday
5:45 PM to 6:30 PM
Aug 18 to Aug 18
Studio B
 Auditions 101 (13-14 yrs)
Shawn Bracke
This class is a career changing experience. You’ll work harder, go deeper and feel more joy in the audition process than you thought was possible. After this class, you’ll uncover the discipline, the intelligence, the imagination, and the open heart that you’ve had all along and finally be the dancer who can make any role in any routine soar – a creative force impossible to deny. Choreography Video Reels: https://www.shawnbracke.com/videos Shawn Bracke is a versatile dancer, choreographer and visual artist, creating movement for stage, film and television. His work is story-based and aims to inspire audiences to think critically and feel deeply. His aesthetic stems from his strong technical training and a professional career that immersed in the commercial and concert dance worlds. His extensive training in Contemporary, Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Hip-hop and Vernacular styles have been integral to his unique movement. Shawn draws from experience with improvisational acting techniques to create a heightened emotional state with his work. Having spent time living in Vancouver, London UK, Milan and now in Toronto, Canada. Shawn has gained credits working with major brands. Selected credits include: Much Music MMVA's, We Day, YTV the Zone, ABC televsion, BBC television, Toronto Short Film Festival, Converse, Bud Light Sensation.
Ages 13-14 		Saturday
6:45 PM to 7:30 PM
Aug 18 to Aug 18
Studio C
 Jazz Combo (15-18 yrs)
Monique Paul
Info coming soon!
Ages 15-18 		Saturday
6:45 PM to 7:30 PM
Aug 18 to Aug 18
Studio C
 Auditions 101 (15-18yrs)
Shawn Bracke
This class is a career changing experience. You’ll work harder, go deeper and feel more joy in the audition process than you thought was possible. After this class, you’ll uncover the discipline, the intelligence, the imagination, and the open heart that you’ve had all along and finally be the dancer who can make any role in any routine soar – a creative force impossible to deny. Choreography Video Reels: https://www.shawnbracke.com/videos Shawn Bracke is a versatile dancer, choreographer and visual artist, creating movement for stage, film and television. His work is story-based and aims to inspire audiences to think critically and feel deeply. His aesthetic stems from his strong technical training and a professional career that immersed in the commercial and concert dance worlds. His extensive training in Contemporary, Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Hip-hop and Vernacular styles have been integral to his unique movement. Shawn draws from experience with improvisational acting techniques to create a heightened emotional state with his work. Having spent time living in Vancouver, London UK, Milan and now in Toronto, Canada. Shawn has gained credits working with major brands. Selected credits include: Much Music MMVA's, We Day, YTV the Zone, ABC televsion, BBC television, Toronto Short Film Festival, Converse, Bud Light Sensation.
Ages 13-18 		Saturday
7:35 PM to 8:20 PM
Aug 18 to Aug 18
Studio B
 Jazz Combo (13-14 yrs)
Monique Paul
Info coming soon!
Ages 13-14 		Saturday
7:35 PM to 8:20 PM
Aug 18 to Aug 18
Studio A-B-C
 Master Class: Contemporary (13-18yrs)
Cora Kozaris
Choreography Example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JhgQBj1Rq_Y In addition to her industry work, Cora is deeply passionate about teaching and sharing her forever growing knowledge of dance. She takes pride in teaching her students how to utilize the best of their body, mind, and soul. Cora is able to provide exceptional knowledge to her students that is useful beyond the studio walls. Her classes will leave you feeling motivated, inspired, and challenged. With a unique integration of styles, her contemporary classes will push you beyond your comfort zone, open your mind and expand your horizon. Credentials and Career Highlights: Choreography: CTV " NYE Bash " MAC " Viva Glam " Kiss 92.5 " Wham Bam " YTV " The Next Star " Special Olympics Nick Cannon " Take Action " Niagara Fallsview Casino Breakfast Television Much Music countdown for " Crazy Music Video Choreography " - (awarded #9 for Aleesia's " Times up" Music video) Dance: Aleesia Andee Corey Lee Athletes world Holt Renfrew Danny Fernandes Breakfast Television Marina Antoinette - Riatoss Productions Bud Light Sensation Launch Kiss 92.5 Z103.5 YTV CTV
Ages 13-18 		Saturday
8:30 PM to 10:00 PM
Aug 18 to Aug 18
Studio A
 Warm-Up (6-7 yrs)
Gina Nelson
Why is it important to warm up before dancing? Oxygen reaches your muscles more efficiently this enhances muscle contraction. It can prevent muscle soreness after your dance practice or physical activity. Warm up is designed to prevent the risk of injury and also prepares the mind and body to concentrate on the task ahead. YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLEFCLzNWmgfxrmNVFreakA Originally from Ottawa, Ontario, Jamie has danced for MADONNA, ARIANA GRANDE, NICK JONAS, KIESZA, DEMI LOVATO, The JONAS BROTHERS, VITA CHAMBERS, THE VIOLENT FEMMES, SHILOH, and many more. On screen you can see Jamie as a featured dancer in Disney's CAMP ROCK 2. Some of his notable accomplishments include appearing as one of the top 5 male Triple Threat finalists on CBC's hit reality TV series, "TRIPLE SENSATION,” as well as performing alongside George Wendt (Norm from Cheers) in HAIRSPRAY (Charlottetown Festival). Film/Video credits include leading roles in the award winning History Television feature, "Death or Canada," TVO’s “Explore My World,” CBC's "Breakout!," and MUCH MUSIC’s “MMVA’s.” Commercial appearances include "America's Best Dance Crew" (MUCHMUSIC)," Best Buy" (CTV/A CHANNEL), "Elections Canada" (MUCHMUSIC) and many more. His newest CHOREOGRAPHIC endeavor has him developing, producing, and choreographing LIVE tours and commercial appearances for the MINI POP KIDS.
Ages 6-7 		Sunday
9:00 AM to 9:30 AM
Aug 19 to Aug 19
Studio B-C
 Warm-Up (8-12 yrs)
Jamie Hodgins
Why is it important to warm up before dancing? Oxygen reaches your muscles more efficiently this enhances muscle contraction. It can prevent muscle soreness after your dance practice or physical activity. Warm up is designed to prevent the risk of injury and also prepares the mind and body to concentrate on the task ahead. YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLEFCLzNWmgfxrmNVFreakA Originally from Ottawa, Ontario, Jamie has danced for MADONNA, ARIANA GRANDE, NICK JONAS, KIESZA, DEMI LOVATO, The JONAS BROTHERS, VITA CHAMBERS, THE VIOLENT FEMMES, SHILOH, and many more. On screen you can see Jamie as a featured dancer in Disney's CAMP ROCK 2. Some of his notable accomplishments include appearing as one of the top 5 male Triple Threat finalists on CBC's hit reality TV series, "TRIPLE SENSATION,” as well as performing alongside George Wendt (Norm from Cheers) in HAIRSPRAY (Charlottetown Festival). Film/Video credits include leading roles in the award winning History Television feature, "Death or Canada," TVO’s “Explore My World,” CBC's "Breakout!," and MUCH MUSIC’s “MMVA’s.” Commercial appearances include "America's Best Dance Crew" (MUCHMUSIC)," Best Buy" (CTV/A CHANNEL), "Elections Canada" (MUCHMUSIC) and many more. His newest CHOREOGRAPHIC endeavor has him developing, producing, and choreographing LIVE tours and commercial appearances for the MINI POP KIDS.
Ages 8-12 		Sunday
9:00 AM to 9:30 AM
Aug 19 to Aug 19
Studio B
 Commercial Jazz (10-12 yrs)
Shawn Bracke
Choreography Video Reels: https://www.shawnbracke.com/videos Shawn Bracke is a versatile dancer, choreographer and visual artist, creating movement for stage, film and television. His work is story-based and aims to inspire audiences to think critically and feel deeply. His aesthetic stems from his strong technical training and a professional career that immersed in the commercial and concert dance worlds. His extensive training in Contemporary, Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Hip-hop and Vernacular styles have been integral to his unique movement. Shawn draws from experience with improvisational acting techniques to create a heightened emotional state with his work. Having spent time living in Vancouver, London UK, Milan and now in Toronto, Canada. Shawn has gained credits working with major brands. Selected credits include: Much Music MMVA's, We Day, YTV the Zone, ABC televsion, BBC television, Toronto Short Film Festival, Converse, Bud Light Sensation.
Ages 10-12 		Sunday
9:35 AM to 10:20 AM
Aug 19 to Aug 19
Studio A
 Jumps & Turns (6-7 yrs)
Gina Nelson
Info coming soon!
Ages 6-7 		Sunday
9:35 AM to 10:05 AM
Aug 19 to Aug 19
Studio C
 Musical Theatre (8-9 yrs)
Jamie Hodgins
YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLEFCLzNWmgfxrmNVFreakA Originally from Ottawa, Ontario, Jamie has danced for MADONNA, ARIANA GRANDE, NICK JONAS, KIESZA, DEMI LOVATO, The JONAS BROTHERS, VITA CHAMBERS, THE VIOLENT FEMMES, SHILOH, and many more. On screen you can see Jamie as a featured dancer in Disney's CAMP ROCK 2. Some of his notable accomplishments include appearing as one of the top 5 male Triple Threat finalists on CBC's hit reality TV series, "TRIPLE SENSATION,” as well as performing alongside George Wendt (Norm from Cheers) in HAIRSPRAY (Charlottetown Festival). Film/Video credits include leading roles in the award winning History Television feature, "Death or Canada," TVO’s “Explore My World,” CBC's "Breakout!," and MUCH MUSIC’s “MMVA’s.” Commercial appearances include "America's Best Dance Crew" (MUCHMUSIC)," Best Buy" (CTV/A CHANNEL), "Elections Canada" (MUCHMUSIC) and many more. His newest CHOREOGRAPHIC endeavor has him developing, producing, and choreographing LIVE tours and commercial appearances for the MINI POP KIDS.
Ages 8-9 		Sunday
9:35 AM to 10:20 AM
Aug 19 to Aug 19
Studio A
 Musical Theatre (6-7 yrs)
Gina Nelson
Info coming soon!
Ages 6-7 		Sunday
10:10 AM to 10:40 AM
Aug 19 to Aug 19
Studio C
 Commercial Jazz (8-9yrs)
Shawn Bracke
Choreography Video Reels: https://www.shawnbracke.com/videos Shawn Bracke is a versatile dancer, choreographer and visual artist, creating movement for stage, film and television. His work is story-based and aims to inspire audiences to think critically and feel deeply. His aesthetic stems from his strong technical training and a professional career that immersed in the commercial and concert dance worlds. His extensive training in Contemporary, Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Hip-hop and Vernacular styles have been integral to his unique movement. Shawn draws from experience with improvisational acting techniques to create a heightened emotional state with his work. Having spent time living in Vancouver, London UK, Milan and now in Toronto, Canada. Shawn has gained credits working with major brands. Selected credits include: Much Music MMVA's, We Day, YTV the Zone, ABC televsion, BBC television, Toronto Short Film Festival, Converse, Bud Light Sensation.
Ages 8-9 		Sunday
10:25 AM to 11:10 AM
Aug 19 to Aug 19
Studio B
 Musical Theatre (10-12 yrs)
Jamie Hodgins
YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLEFCLzNWmgfxrmNVFreakA Originally from Ottawa, Ontario, Jamie has danced for MADONNA, ARIANA GRANDE, NICK JONAS, KIESZA, DEMI LOVATO, The JONAS BROTHERS, VITA CHAMBERS, THE VIOLENT FEMMES, SHILOH, and many more. On screen you can see Jamie as a featured dancer in Disney's CAMP ROCK 2. Some of his notable accomplishments include appearing as one of the top 5 male Triple Threat finalists on CBC's hit reality TV series, "TRIPLE SENSATION,” as well as performing alongside George Wendt (Norm from Cheers) in HAIRSPRAY (Charlottetown Festival). Film/Video credits include leading roles in the award winning History Television feature, "Death or Canada," TVO’s “Explore My World,” CBC's "Breakout!," and MUCH MUSIC’s “MMVA’s.” Commercial appearances include "America's Best Dance Crew" (MUCHMUSIC)," Best Buy" (CTV/A CHANNEL), "Elections Canada" (MUCHMUSIC) and many more. His newest CHOREOGRAPHIC endeavor has him developing, producing, and choreographing LIVE tours and commercial appearances for the MINI POP KIDS.
Ages 10-12 		Sunday
10:25 AM to 11:10 AM
Aug 19 to Aug 19
Studio A
 Hip Hop (6-7 yrs)
Gina Nelson
Info coming soon!
Ages 6-7 		Sunday
10:45 AM to 11:15 AM
Aug 19 to Aug 19
Studio A
 Stretch & Flex (6-7 yrs)
Gina Nelson
Info coming soon!
Ages 6-7 		Sunday
11:15 AM to 11:30 AM
Aug 19 to Aug 19
Studio B-C
 Technique Conditioning (8-12 yrs)
Anne-Marie Laramee
This class focuses on conditioning muscles to remember important technical positioning. Teacher Info coming soon!
Ages 8-12 		Sunday
11:15 AM to 12:00 PM
Aug 19 to Aug 19
Studio B
 Hip Hop (10-12 yrs)
Jamie Hodgins
YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLEFCLzNWmgfxrmNVFreakA Originally from Ottawa, Ontario, Jamie has danced for MADONNA, ARIANA GRANDE, NICK JONAS, KIESZA, DEMI LOVATO, The JONAS BROTHERS, VITA CHAMBERS, THE VIOLENT FEMMES, SHILOH, and many more. On screen you can see Jamie as a featured dancer in Disney's CAMP ROCK 2. Some of his notable accomplishments include appearing as one of the top 5 male Triple Threat finalists on CBC's hit reality TV series, "TRIPLE SENSATION,” as well as performing alongside George Wendt (Norm from Cheers) in HAIRSPRAY (Charlottetown Festival). Film/Video credits include leading roles in the award winning History Television feature, "Death or Canada," TVO’s “Explore My World,” CBC's "Breakout!," and MUCH MUSIC’s “MMVA’s.” Commercial appearances include "America's Best Dance Crew" (MUCHMUSIC)," Best Buy" (CTV/A CHANNEL), "Elections Canada" (MUCHMUSIC) and many more. His newest CHOREOGRAPHIC endeavor has him developing, producing, and choreographing LIVE tours and commercial appearances for the MINI POP KIDS.
Ages 10-12 		Sunday
12:15 PM to 1:00 PM
Aug 19 to Aug 19
Studio C
 Jazz (8-9 yrs)
Josh Assor
Choreography Reel: https://vimeo.com/258835326 Josh is a New York based award winning choreographer and performer. Throughout Josh's career, he has worked some of the most respected jobs including Broadway, National Tours, National Commercials, Film and Television. He has performed in major venues across the world including United States, Canada, Mexico and Europe. Some of his recent work includes Chroeogrpahy for New York Fashion Week, Audi Ottawa as well as a commercial for Modos Furniture. Josh was the associate choreographer for the Saturday Night Fever National Tour and will be choreographing Mary Poppins at Arrow Rock Lyceum Theater this summer. As a performer, some of his favorite credits include Disney's 1st National Tour of Newsies (asst. Dance Captain), Neleus in Mary Poppins on Broadway and the 1st National Tour, Baby John In West Side story (Stratford Festival), Wizard Of Oz National Tour (Troika), and dancing on NBC's Saturday Night Live with Jimmy Fallon. Josh has been featured in Dance Canada Quarterly, Industry Dance Magazine and Dance Plug Los Angeles. He has taught at Edge Performing Arts Center and is currently on faculty at the Broadway Dance Center in New York City where he has been a guest choreographer for many of their events.
Ages 8-9 		Sunday
12:15 PM to 1:00 PM
Aug 19 to Aug 19
Studio C
 Hip Hop (8-9yrs)
Jamie Hodgins
YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLEFCLzNWmgfxrmNVFreakA Originally from Ottawa, Ontario, Jamie has danced for MADONNA, ARIANA GRANDE, NICK JONAS, KIESZA, DEMI LOVATO, The JONAS BROTHERS, VITA CHAMBERS, THE VIOLENT FEMMES, SHILOH, and many more. On screen you can see Jamie as a featured dancer in Disney's CAMP ROCK 2. Some of his notable accomplishments include appearing as one of the top 5 male Triple Threat finalists on CBC's hit reality TV series, "TRIPLE SENSATION,” as well as performing alongside George Wendt (Norm from Cheers) in HAIRSPRAY (Charlottetown Festival). Film/Video credits include leading roles in the award winning History Television feature, "Death or Canada," TVO’s “Explore My World,” CBC's "Breakout!," and MUCH MUSIC’s “MMVA’s.” Commercial appearances include "America's Best Dance Crew" (MUCHMUSIC)," Best Buy" (CTV/A CHANNEL), "Elections Canada" (MUCHMUSIC) and many more. His newest CHOREOGRAPHIC endeavor has him developing, producing, and choreographing LIVE tours and commercial appearances for the MINI POP KIDS.
Ages 8-9 		Sunday
1:05 PM to 1:50 PM
Aug 19 to Aug 19
Studio B
 Jazz (10-12 yrs)
Josh Assor
Choreography Reel: https://vimeo.com/258835326 Josh is a New York based award winning choreographer and performer. Throughout Josh's career, he has worked some of the most respected jobs including Broadway, National Tours, National Commercials, Film and Television. He has performed in major venues across the world including United States, Canada, Mexico and Europe. Some of his recent work includes Chroeogrpahy for New York Fashion Week, Audi Ottawa as well as a commercial for Modos Furniture. Josh was the associate choreographer for the Saturday Night Fever National Tour and will be choreographing Mary Poppins at Arrow Rock Lyceum Theater this summer. As a performer, some of his favorite credits include Disney's 1st National Tour of Newsies (asst. Dance Captain), Neleus in Mary Poppins on Broadway and the 1st National Tour, Baby John In West Side story (Stratford Festival), Wizard Of Oz National Tour (Troika), and dancing on NBC's Saturday Night Live with Jimmy Fallon. Josh has been featured in Dance Canada Quarterly, Industry Dance Magazine and Dance Plug Los Angeles. He has taught at Edge Performing Arts Center and is currently on faculty at the Broadway Dance Center in New York City where he has been a guest choreographer for many of their events.
Ages 10-12 		Sunday
1:05 PM to 1:50 PM
Aug 19 to Aug 19
Studio B-C
 Theatre Jazz (8-12yrs)
Josh Assor
Choreography Reel: https://vimeo.com/258835326 Josh is a New York based award winning choreographer and performer. Throughout Josh's career, he has worked some of the most respected jobs including Broadway, National Tours, National Commercials, Film and Television. He has performed in major venues across the world including United States, Canada, Mexico and Europe. Some of his recent work includes Chroeogrpahy for New York Fashion Week, Audi Ottawa as well as a commercial for Modos Furniture. Josh was the associate choreographer for the Saturday Night Fever National Tour and will be choreographing Mary Poppins at Arrow Rock Lyceum Theater this summer. As a performer, some of his favorite credits include Disney's 1st National Tour of Newsies (asst. Dance Captain), Neleus in Mary Poppins on Broadway and the 1st National Tour, Baby John In West Side story (Stratford Festival), Wizard Of Oz National Tour (Troika), and dancing on NBC's Saturday Night Live with Jimmy Fallon. Josh has been featured in Dance Canada Quarterly, Industry Dance Magazine and Dance Plug Los Angeles. He has taught at Edge Performing Arts Center and is currently on faculty at the Broadway Dance Center in New York City where he has been a guest choreographer for many of their events.
Ages 8-12 		Sunday
1:55 PM to 2:40 PM
Aug 19 to Aug 19
Studio B-C
 At The End Of The Dance Day (8-12 yrs)
Shawn Bracke
Ever wonder what you should be doing at the end of your dance day? This class teaches exactly that. Expect to learn elements you never even thought were important before. You'll leave the studio feeling refreshed and rejuvenated. Choreography Video Reels: https://www.shawnbracke.com/videos Shawn Bracke is a versatile dancer, choreographer and visual artist, creating movement for stage, film and television. His work is story-based and aims to inspire audiences to think critically and feel deeply. His aesthetic stems from his strong technical training and a professional career that immersed in the commercial and concert dance worlds. His extensive training in Contemporary, Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Hip-hop and Vernacular styles have been integral to his unique movement. Shawn draws from experience with improvisational acting techniques to create a heightened emotional state with his work. Having spent time living in Vancouver, London UK, Milan and now in Toronto, Canada. Shawn has gained credits working with major brands. Selected credits include: Much Music MMVA's, We Day, YTV the Zone, ABC televsion, BBC television, Toronto Short Film Festival, Converse, Bud Light Sensation.
Ages 8-12 		Sunday
2:45 PM to 3:30 PM
Aug 19 to Aug 19
Studio B-C
 Warm-Up (13-18 yrs)
Shawn Bracke
Why is it important to warm up before dancing? Oxygen reaches your muscles more efficiently this enhances muscle contraction. It can prevent muscle soreness after your dance practice or physical activity. Warm up is designed to prevent the risk of injury and also prepares the mind and body to concentrate on the task ahead. Choreography Video Reels: https://www.shawnbracke.com/videos Shawn Bracke is a versatile dancer, choreographer and visual artist, creating movement for stage, film and television. His work is story-based and aims to inspire audiences to think critically and feel deeply. His aesthetic stems from his strong technical training and a professional career that immersed in the commercial and concert dance worlds. His extensive training in Contemporary, Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Hip-hop and Vernacular styles have been integral to his unique movement. Shawn draws from experience with improvisational acting techniques to create a heightened emotional state with his work. Having spent time living in Vancouver, London UK, Milan and now in Toronto, Canada. Shawn has gained credits working with major brands. Selected credits include: Much Music MMVA's, We Day, YTV the Zone, ABC televsion, BBC television, Toronto Short Film Festival, Converse, Bud Light Sensation.
Ages 13-18 		Sunday
3:30 PM to 4:00 PM
Aug 19 to Aug 19
Studio C
 Contemporary (15-18 yrs)
Shawn Bracke
Choreography Video Reels: https://www.shawnbracke.com/videos Shawn Bracke is a versatile dancer, choreographer and visual artist, creating movement for stage, film and television. His work is story-based and aims to inspire audiences to think critically and feel deeply. His aesthetic stems from his strong technical training and a professional career that immersed in the commercial and concert dance worlds. His extensive training in Contemporary, Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Hip-hop and Vernacular styles have been integral to his unique movement. Shawn draws from experience with improvisational acting techniques to create a heightened emotional state with his work. Having spent time living in Vancouver, London UK, Milan and now in Toronto, Canada. Shawn has gained credits working with major brands. Selected credits include: Much Music MMVA's, We Day, YTV the Zone, ABC televsion, BBC television, Toronto Short Film Festival, Converse, Bud Light Sensation.
Ages 15-18 		Sunday
4:05 PM to 4:50 PM
Aug 19 to Aug 19
Studio B
 Jazz (13-14 yrs)
Josh Assor
Choreography Reel: https://vimeo.com/258835326 Josh is a New York based award winning choreographer and performer. Throughout Josh's career, he has worked some of the most respected jobs including Broadway, National Tours, National Commercials, Film and Television. He has performed in major venues across the world including United States, Canada, Mexico and Europe. Some of his recent work includes Chroeogrpahy for New York Fashion Week, Audi Ottawa as well as a commercial for Modos Furniture. Josh was the associate choreographer for the Saturday Night Fever National Tour and will be choreographing Mary Poppins at Arrow Rock Lyceum Theater this summer. As a performer, some of his favorite credits include Disney's 1st National Tour of Newsies (asst. Dance Captain), Neleus in Mary Poppins on Broadway and the 1st National Tour, Baby John In West Side story (Stratford Festival), Wizard Of Oz National Tour (Troika), and dancing on NBC's Saturday Night Live with Jimmy Fallon. Josh has been featured in Dance Canada Quarterly, Industry Dance Magazine and Dance Plug Los Angeles. He has taught at Edge Performing Arts Center and is currently on faculty at the Broadway Dance Center in New York City where he has been a guest choreographer for many of their events.
Ages 13-14 		Sunday
4:05 PM to 4:50 PM
Aug 19 to Aug 19
Studio B
 Contemporary (13-14yrs)
Shawn Bracke
Choreography Video Reels: https://www.shawnbracke.com/videos Shawn Bracke is a versatile dancer, choreographer and visual artist, creating movement for stage, film and television. His work is story-based and aims to inspire audiences to think critically and feel deeply. His aesthetic stems from his strong technical training and a professional career that immersed in the commercial and concert dance worlds. His extensive training in Contemporary, Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Hip-hop and Vernacular styles have been integral to his unique movement. Shawn draws from experience with improvisational acting techniques to create a heightened emotional state with his work. Having spent time living in Vancouver, London UK, Milan and now in Toronto, Canada. Shawn has gained credits working with major brands. Selected credits include: Much Music MMVA's, We Day, YTV the Zone, ABC televsion, BBC television, Toronto Short Film Festival, Converse, Bud Light Sensation.
Ages 13-14 		Sunday
4:55 PM to 5:40 PM
Aug 19 to Aug 19
Studio C
 Jazz (15-18 yrs)
Josh Assor
Choreography Reel: https://vimeo.com/258835326 Josh is a New York based award winning choreographer and performer. Throughout Josh's career, he has worked some of the most respected jobs including Broadway, National Tours, National Commercials, Film and Television. He has performed in major venues across the world including United States, Canada, Mexico and Europe. Some of his recent work includes Chroeogrpahy for New York Fashion Week, Audi Ottawa as well as a commercial for Modos Furniture. Josh was the associate choreographer for the Saturday Night Fever National Tour and will be choreographing Mary Poppins at Arrow Rock Lyceum Theater this summer. As a performer, some of his favorite credits include Disney's 1st National Tour of Newsies (asst. Dance Captain), Neleus in Mary Poppins on Broadway and the 1st National Tour, Baby John In West Side story (Stratford Festival), Wizard Of Oz National Tour (Troika), and dancing on NBC's Saturday Night Live with Jimmy Fallon. Josh has been featured in Dance Canada Quarterly, Industry Dance Magazine and Dance Plug Los Angeles. He has taught at Edge Performing Arts Center and is currently on faculty at the Broadway Dance Center in New York City where he has been a guest choreographer for many of their events.
Ages 15-18 		Sunday
4:55 PM to 5:40 PM
Aug 19 to Aug 19
Studio B-C
 Heels (13-18 yrs)
Shawn Bracke
Choreography Video Reels: https://www.shawnbracke.com/videos Shawn Bracke is a versatile dancer, choreographer and visual artist, creating movement for stage, film and television. His work is story-based and aims to inspire audiences to think critically and feel deeply. His aesthetic stems from his strong technical training and a professional career that immersed in the commercial and concert dance worlds. His extensive training in Contemporary, Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Hip-hop and Vernacular styles have been integral to his unique movement. Shawn draws from experience with improvisational acting techniques to create a heightened emotional state with his work. Having spent time living in Vancouver, London UK, Milan and now in Toronto, Canada. Shawn has gained credits working with major brands. Selected credits include: Much Music MMVA's, We Day, YTV the Zone, ABC televsion, BBC television, Toronto Short Film Festival, Converse, Bud Light Sensation.
Ages 13-18 		Sunday
5:45 PM to 6:30 PM
Aug 19 to Aug 19
Studio B-C
 Theatre Jazz (13-18 yrs)
Josh Assor
Choreography Reel: https://vimeo.com/258835326 Josh is a New York based award winning choreographer and performer. Throughout Josh's career, he has worked some of the most respected jobs including Broadway, National Tours, National Commercials, Film and Television. He has performed in major venues across the world including United States, Canada, Mexico and Europe. Some of his recent work includes Chroeogrpahy for New York Fashion Week, Audi Ottawa as well as a commercial for Modos Furniture. Josh was the associate choreographer for the Saturday Night Fever National Tour and will be choreographing Mary Poppins at Arrow Rock Lyceum Theater this summer. As a performer, some of his favorite credits include Disney's 1st National Tour of Newsies (asst. Dance Captain), Neleus in Mary Poppins on Broadway and the 1st National Tour, Baby John In West Side story (Stratford Festival), Wizard Of Oz National Tour (Troika), and dancing on NBC's Saturday Night Live with Jimmy Fallon. Josh has been featured in Dance Canada Quarterly, Industry Dance Magazine and Dance Plug Los Angeles. He has taught at Edge Performing Arts Center and is currently on faculty at the Broadway Dance Center in New York City where he has been a guest choreographer for many of their events.
Ages 13-18 		Sunday
6:45 PM to 7:30 PM
Aug 19 to Aug 19
Studio B-C
 Hip Hop (13-18yrs)
Jamie Hodgins
YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLEFCLzNWmgfxrmNVFreakA Originally from Ottawa, Ontario, Jamie has danced for MADONNA, ARIANA GRANDE, NICK JONAS, KIESZA, DEMI LOVATO, The JONAS BROTHERS, VITA CHAMBERS, THE VIOLENT FEMMES, SHILOH, and many more. On screen you can see Jamie as a featured dancer in Disney's CAMP ROCK 2. Some of his notable accomplishments include appearing as one of the top 5 male Triple Threat finalists on CBC's hit reality TV series, "TRIPLE SENSATION,” as well as performing alongside George Wendt (Norm from Cheers) in HAIRSPRAY (Charlottetown Festival). Film/Video credits include leading roles in the award winning History Television feature, "Death or Canada," TVO’s “Explore My World,” CBC's "Breakout!," and MUCH MUSIC’s “MMVA’s.” Commercial appearances include "America's Best Dance Crew" (MUCHMUSIC)," Best Buy" (CTV/A CHANNEL), "Elections Canada" (MUCHMUSIC) and many more. His newest CHOREOGRAPHIC endeavor has him developing, producing, and choreographing LIVE tours and commercial appearances for the MINI POP KIDS.
Ages 13-18 		Sunday
7:35 PM to 8:20 PM
Aug 19 to Aug 19
Studio B-C
 Musical Theatre (13-18yrs)
Jamie Hodgins
YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLEFCLzNWmgfxrmNVFreakA Originally from Ottawa, Ontario, Jamie has danced for MADONNA, ARIANA GRANDE, NICK JONAS, KIESZA, DEMI LOVATO, The JONAS BROTHERS, VITA CHAMBERS, THE VIOLENT FEMMES, SHILOH, and many more. On screen you can see Jamie as a featured dancer in Disney's CAMP ROCK 2. Some of his notable accomplishments include appearing as one of the top 5 male Triple Threat finalists on CBC's hit reality TV series, "TRIPLE SENSATION,” as well as performing alongside George Wendt (Norm from Cheers) in HAIRSPRAY (Charlottetown Festival). Film/Video credits include leading roles in the award winning History Television feature, "Death or Canada," TVO’s “Explore My World,” CBC's "Breakout!," and MUCH MUSIC’s “MMVA’s.” Commercial appearances include "America's Best Dance Crew" (MUCHMUSIC)," Best Buy" (CTV/A CHANNEL), "Elections Canada" (MUCHMUSIC) and many more. His newest CHOREOGRAPHIC endeavor has him developing, producing, and choreographing LIVE tours and commercial appearances for the MINI POP KIDS.
Ages 13-18 		Sunday
8:25 PM to 9:10 PM
Aug 19 to Aug 19
Studio B-C
 At The End Of The Dance Day (13-18 yrs)
Shawn Bracke
Ever wonder what you should be doing at the end of your dance day? This class teaches exactly that. Expect to learn elements you never even thought were important before. You'll leave the studio feeling refreshed and rejuvenated. Choreography Video Reels: https://www.shawnbracke.com/videos Shawn Bracke is a versatile dancer, choreographer and visual artist, creating movement for stage, film and television. His work is story-based and aims to inspire audiences to think critically and feel deeply. His aesthetic stems from his strong technical training and a professional career that immersed in the commercial and concert dance worlds. His extensive training in Contemporary, Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Hip-hop and Vernacular styles have been integral to his unique movement. Shawn draws from experience with improvisational acting techniques to create a heightened emotional state with his work. Having spent time living in Vancouver, London UK, Milan and now in Toronto, Canada. Shawn has gained credits working with major brands. Selected credits include: Much Music MMVA's, We Day, YTV the Zone, ABC televsion, BBC television, Toronto Short Film Festival, Converse, Bud Light Sensation.
Ages 13-18 		Sunday
9:15 PM to 10:00 PM
Aug 19 to Aug 19

Little Steps: Session 1 (2018-2019)

Location Name Class Days
Studio C
 Little Steps 1
Ryleigh Anderson
KADC’s Little Steps dance program is designed for small children and toddlers to explore different types of dance and develop both large and fine motor skills. With a focus on basic dance techniques, these classes provide your child with an energetic introduction to a variety of dance styles. KADC includes dance styles like Ballet, Acrobatics, Jazz, Hip Hop and Creative Movement within the Little Steps Program. Classes also include instruction on musicality, team-building skills, co-operation and dexterity. By being introduced to a variety of dance disciplines early, these tiny dancers can make a more informed decision as they enter into the separated and focused dance classes in the future. KADC will give these young dancers the opportunity to try and choose which styles of dance they would like to pursue once they are 5 years and older. Each session includes an Open House, where parents are invited to view the final class of the session in our studio to watch the progression of their child. Additionally, Session 4 participants have the opportunity to perform a choreographed dance at our year-end recital, demonstrating what they have learned so far on a professional theater stage in front of family and friends. Beginners are welcome. Pre-School Dancers must meet the following requirements: - Must be 3 years old before the first class - Must be potty trained - Dancers must have experience in at least one previous session to enter Session 4 (in April). - Session 4 Registrants must participate in the Year-End Recital Dress Code Tight, fitted clothing such as tank tops, t-shirts, shorts or leggings. Bare Feet. Pony Tail or Ballet Bun for girls
Ages 3-4 		Saturday
9:15 AM to 10:00 AM
Sep 8 to Nov 3
Studio C
 Little Steps 2
Rose Loignon-LaPointe
KADC’s Little Steps dance program is designed for small children and toddlers to explore different types of dance and develop both large and fine motor skills. With a focus on basic dance techniques, these classes provide your child with an energetic introduction to a variety of dance styles. KADC includes dance styles like Ballet, Acrobatics, Jazz, Hip Hop and Creative Movement within the Little Steps Program. Classes also include instruction on musicality, team-building skills, co-operation and dexterity. By being introduced to a variety of dance disciplines early, these tiny dancers can make a more informed decision as they enter into the separated and focused dance classes in the future. KADC will give these young dancers the opportunity to try and choose which styles of dance they would like to pursue once they are 5 years and older. Each session includes an Open House, where parents are invited to view the final class of the session in our studio to watch the progression of their child. Additionally, Session 4 participants have the opportunity to perform a choreographed dance at our year-end recital, demonstrating what they have learned so far on a professional theater stage in front of family and friends. Beginners are welcome. Pre-School Dancers must meet the following requirements: - Must be 3 years old before the first class - Must be potty trained - Dancers must have experience in at least one previous session to enter Session 4 (in April). - Session 4 Registrants must participate in the Year-End Recital Dress Code Tight, fitted clothing such as tank tops, t-shirts, shorts or leggings. Bare Feet. Pony Tail or Ballet Bun for girls
Ages 3-4 		Saturday
10:00 AM to 10:45 AM
Sep 8 to Nov 3
Studio C
 Little Steps 3
Ryleigh Anderson
KADC’s Little Steps dance program is designed for small children and toddlers to explore different types of dance and develop both large and fine motor skills. With a focus on basic dance techniques, these classes provide your child with an energetic introduction to a variety of dance styles. KADC includes dance styles like Ballet, Acrobatics, Jazz, Hip Hop and Creative Movement within the Little Steps Program. Classes also include instruction on musicality, team-building skills, co-operation and dexterity. By being introduced to a variety of dance disciplines early, these tiny dancers can make a more informed decision as they enter into the separated and focused dance classes in the future. KADC will give these young dancers the opportunity to try and choose which styles of dance they would like to pursue once they are 5 years and older. Each session includes an Open House, where parents are invited to view the final class of the session in our studio to watch the progression of their child. Additionally, Session 4 participants have the opportunity to perform a choreographed dance at our year-end recital, demonstrating what they have learned so far on a professional theater stage in front of family and friends. Beginners are welcome. Pre-School Dancers must meet the following requirements: - Must be 3 years old before the first class - Must be potty trained - Dancers must have experience in at least one previous session to enter Session 4 (in April). - Session 4 Registrants must participate in the Year-End Recital Dress Code Tight, fitted clothing such as tank tops, t-shirts, shorts or leggings. Bare Feet. Pony Tail or Ballet Bun for girls
Ages 3-4 		Saturday
10:45 AM to 11:30 AM
Sep 8 to Nov 3

Term 1 (2018-2019)

Location Name Class Days
Studio B
 Hip Hop - Grade 2 & 3
Ryleigh Anderson
KaliAndrews Dance Company is quickly emerging as one of the most exciting Hip Hop dance schools in the city. Our competitive dancers have risen to the top at both regional and national competitions, winning Top Hip Hop Scores in addition to several other Choreography and Special Awards throughout the past competitive seasons. Recreational Hip Hop dance at KaliAndrews Dance Company centers around freestyle classes, which focus on hip hop movements such as popping, locking, breaking, house and old school to today’s popular pop and hip-hop music. Great music and fresh choreography set our hip hop program apart! Dress Code Girls & Boys: Lose clothing such as T-Shirts, Tank Tops, Sweat and Track Pants are acceptable. Indoor shoes only please. Ponytail.
Ages 9-10 		Monday
5:00 PM to 5:45 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio C
 Hip Hop - Pre-Primary
Myranda Bingham
KaliAndrews Dance Company is quickly emerging as one of the most exciting Hip Hop dance schools in the city. Our competitive dancers have risen to the top at both regional and national competitions, winning Top Hip Hop Scores in addition to several other Choreography and Special Awards throughout the past competitive seasons. Recreational Hip Hop dance at KaliAndrews Dance Company centers around freestyle classes, which focus on hip hop movements such as popping, locking, breaking, house and old school to today’s popular pop and hip-hop music. Great music and fresh choreography set our hip hop program apart! Dress Code Girls & Boys: Lose clothing such as T-Shirts, Tank Tops, Sweat and Track Pants are acceptable. Indoor shoes only please. Ponytail.
Ages 5-6 		Monday
5:00 PM to 5:45 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio A
 Tap - Primary, Grade 1&2
Amy Muller
Tap Dance classes at KADC focus on fundamental tap technique to enhance rhythm and motor skills. Students are introduced to tap through the BATD syllabus and progress to open work at the advanced levels. Tap Dance is an exciting form of dance in which dancers wear special shoes equipped with metal taps. Tap dancers use their feet like drums to create rhythmic patterns and timely beats. The term “tap dancing” is derived from the tapping sound produced when the small metal plates on the dancer’s shoes touch a hard floor or surface. Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Tap Shoes. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Tap Shoes
Ages 7-9 		Monday
5:00 PM to 5:45 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio B
 Contemporary - Grade 2 & 3
Ryleigh Anderson
Contemporary Dance is a fusion of modern, jazz and ballet techniques. In terms of the focus of its technique, contemporary dance tends to combine the strong and controlled legwork of ballet with modern dance's stress on the torso, and also employs contract-release, floor work, fall and recovery, and improvisation characteristic of modern dance. This type of dance challenges choreographers and dancers to use motion as an artistic form of expression. KaliAndrews Dance Company offers Contemporary Dance for ages 8 and up and beginners are welcome! KADC is one of the top schools in Ottawa for Contemporary, winning multiple Choreography, Costume and Overall awards across several regional and national competitions. Recommended additional classes: Ballet and/or Jazz Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Leggings or Shorts, Bare Feet, Sun Tan Foot Paws or Socks. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Bare Feet, Sun Tan Foot Paws or Socks.
Ages 9-10 		Monday
5:45 PM to 6:30 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio C
 Hip Hop - Primary & Grade 1
Myranda Bingham
KaliAndrews Dance Company is quickly emerging as one of the most exciting Hip Hop dance schools in the city. Our competitive dancers have risen to the top at both regional and national competitions, winning Top Hip Hop Scores in addition to several other Choreography and Special Awards throughout the past competitive seasons. Recreational Hip Hop dance at KaliAndrews Dance Company centers around freestyle classes, which focus on hip hop movements such as popping, locking, breaking, house and old school to today’s popular pop and hip-hop music. Great music and fresh choreography set our hip hop program apart! Dress Code Girls & Boys: Lose clothing such as T-Shirts, Tank Tops, Sweat and Track Pants are acceptable. Indoor shoes only please. Ponytail.
Ages 7-8 		Monday
5:45 PM to 6:30 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio A
 Tap - Pre-Primary
Amy Muller
Tap Dance classes at KADC focus on fundamental tap technique to enhance rhythm and motor skills. Students are introduced to tap through the BATD syllabus and progress to open work at the advanced levels. Tap Dance is an exciting form of dance in which dancers wear special shoes equipped with metal taps. Tap dancers use their feet like drums to create rhythmic patterns and timely beats. The term “tap dancing” is derived from the tapping sound produced when the small metal plates on the dancer’s shoes touch a hard floor or surface. Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Tap Shoes. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Tap Shoes
Ages 5-6 		Monday
5:45 PM to 6:30 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio A
 Contemporary - Grade 4 & 5
Ryleigh Anderson
Contemporary Dance is a fusion of modern, jazz and ballet techniques. In terms of the focus of its technique, contemporary dance tends to combine the strong and controlled legwork of ballet with modern dance's stress on the torso, and also employs contract-release, floor work, fall and recovery, and improvisation characteristic of modern dance. This type of dance challenges choreographers and dancers to use motion as an artistic form of expression. KaliAndrews Dance Company offers Contemporary Dance for ages 8 and up and beginners are welcome! KADC is one of the top schools in Ottawa for Contemporary, winning multiple Choreography, Costume and Overall awards across several regional and national competitions. Recommended additional classes: Ballet and/or Jazz Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Leggings or Shorts, Bare Feet, Sun Tan Foot Paws or Socks. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Bare Feet, Sun Tan Foot Paws or Socks.
Ages 11-12 		Monday
6:30 PM to 7:15 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio B
 Hip Hop - Elementary
Myranda Bingham
KaliAndrews Dance Company is quickly emerging as one of the most exciting Hip Hop dance schools in the city. Our competitive dancers have risen to the top at both regional and national competitions, winning Top Hip Hop Scores in addition to several other Choreography and Special Awards throughout the past competitive seasons. Recreational Hip Hop dance at KaliAndrews Dance Company centers around freestyle classes, which focus on hip hop movements such as popping, locking, breaking, house and old school to today’s popular pop and hip-hop music. Great music and fresh choreography set our hip hop program apart! Dress Code Girls & Boys: Lose clothing such as T-Shirts, Tank Tops, Sweat and Track Pants are acceptable. Indoor shoes only please. Ponytail.
Ages 13-14 		Monday
6:30 PM to 7:15 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio C
 Aerial Acrobatics 1 - Mini
Tasha Coulter
Course Prerequisites: - Must be comfortable hanging upside down - Can do one full chin-up without assistance - Can do one full push up from toes - Can touch toes standing (pike position) without bending knees - Understands that this course is both physically and mentally challenging - Can comprehend and follow instructions well KaliAndrews Dance Company provides the opportunity for participants to explore their artistic acrobatic skills in the air! Offering multiple choices of Aerial Apparatus’ for our students to discover, explore, grow and challenge themselves within each lesson. Aerial acrobatics has become well-known in the circus performance community and is continuing to grow in popularity. This form of acrobatics is highly challenging in addition to being rewarding at the same time and is commonly seen in the world-famous Cirque du Soleil. Aerialists focus on obtaining strength throughout Term 1 while focussing on training proper technique of skills with a variety of Aerial Apparatus’. In Term 2, Aerialists learn to put together their own performance pieces. Under the direction of KADC’s staff, you will have the opportunity to learn how to put choreography together, receive advice on music selections and adequate practice time in preparation for your In-Studio, end of term performance. Students are permitted to invite guests to view the final class of the Term in our studio while each participant presents their own piece in front of a small audience. Photos and Videos are permitted. Types of Aerial Apparatus offered at KADC: **Silks/Tissue **Hoop – Single Point **Hoop – Double Point **Cube **Trapeze **Hammock Silks Recommended additional classes: Acro, Flexibility, Jazz and/or Ballet Dress Code Participants are asked to wear tight, fitted clothing covering as much skin as possible. KADC recommends tight, fitted long sleeved shirts, leggings, tights etc. Bare Feet. Hair should be neatly tied up in a ponytail or a Bun.
Ages 7-9 		Monday
6:45 PM to 7:30 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio B
 Contemporary - Elementary to Advanced
Myranda Bingham
Contemporary Dance is a fusion of modern, jazz and ballet techniques. In terms of the focus of its technique, contemporary dance tends to combine the strong and controlled legwork of ballet with modern dance's stress on the torso, and also employs contract-release, floor work, fall and recovery, and improvisation characteristic of modern dance. This type of dance challenges choreographers and dancers to use motion as an artistic form of expression. KaliAndrews Dance Company offers Contemporary Dance for ages 8 and up and beginners are welcome! KADC is one of the top schools in Ottawa for Contemporary, winning multiple Choreography, Costume and Overall awards across several regional and national competitions. Recommended additional classes: Ballet and/or Jazz Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Leggings or Shorts, Bare Feet, Sun Tan Foot Paws or Socks. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Bare Feet, Sun Tan Foot Paws or Socks.
Ages 13-17 		Monday
7:15 PM to 8:00 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio A
 Hip Hop - Grade 4 & 5
Erinn Carroll
KaliAndrews Dance Company is quickly emerging as one of the most exciting Hip Hop dance schools in the city. Our competitive dancers have risen to the top at both regional and national competitions, winning Top Hip Hop Scores in addition to several other Choreography and Special Awards throughout the past competitive seasons. Recreational Hip Hop dance at KaliAndrews Dance Company centers around freestyle classes, which focus on hip hop movements such as popping, locking, breaking, house and old school to today’s popular pop and hip-hop music. Great music and fresh choreography set our hip hop program apart! Dress Code Girls & Boys: Lose clothing such as T-Shirts, Tank Tops, Sweat and Track Pants are acceptable. Indoor shoes only please. Ponytail.
Ages 11-12 		Monday
7:15 PM to 8:00 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio C
 Aerial Acrobatics 2
Lyndon Andrews
Course Prerequisites: - Must be comfortable hanging upside down - Can do one full chin-up without assistance - Can do one full push up from toes - Can touch toes standing (pike position) without bending knees - Understands that this course is both physically and mentally challenging - Can comprehend and follow instructions well KaliAndrews Dance Company provides the opportunity for participants to explore their artistic acrobatic skills in the air! Offering multiple choices of Aerial Apparatus’ for our students to discover, explore, grow and challenge themselves within each lesson. Aerial acrobatics has become well-known in the circus performance community and is continuing to grow in popularity. This form of acrobatics is highly challenging in addition to being rewarding at the same time and is commonly seen in the world-famous Cirque du Soleil. Aerialists focus on obtaining strength throughout Term 1 while focussing on training proper technique of skills with a variety of Aerial Apparatus’. In Term 2, Aerialists learn to put together their own performance pieces. Under the direction of KADC’s staff, you will have the opportunity to learn how to put choreography together, receive advice on music selections and adequate practice time in preparation for your In-Studio, end of term performance. Students are permitted to invite guests to view the final class of the Term in our studio while each participant presents their own piece in front of a small audience. Photos and Videos are permitted. Types of Aerial Apparatus offered at KADC: **Silks/Tissue **Hoop – Single Point **Hoop – Double Point **Cube **Trapeze **Hammock Silks Recommended additional classes: Acro, Flexibility, Jazz and/or Ballet Dress Code Participants are asked to wear tight, fitted clothing covering as much skin as possible. KADC recommends tight, fitted long sleeved shirts, leggings, tights etc. Bare Feet. Hair should be neatly tied up in a ponytail or a Bun.
Ages 10-90 		Monday
7:30 PM to 8:30 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio B
 Hip Hop - Intermediate & Advanced
Erinn Carroll
KaliAndrews Dance Company is quickly emerging as one of the most exciting Hip Hop dance schools in the city. Our competitive dancers have risen to the top at both regional and national competitions, winning Top Hip Hop Scores in addition to several other Choreography and Special Awards throughout the past competitive seasons. Recreational Hip Hop dance at KaliAndrews Dance Company centers around freestyle classes, which focus on hip hop movements such as popping, locking, breaking, house and old school to today’s popular pop and hip-hop music. Great music and fresh choreography set our hip hop program apart! Dress Code Girls & Boys: Lose clothing such as T-Shirts, Tank Tops, Sweat and Track Pants are acceptable. Indoor shoes only please. Ponytail.
Ages 15-17 		Monday
8:00 PM to 8:45 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio C
 Aerial Acrobatics 3 - Adult
Lyndon Andrews
Course Prerequisites: - Must be comfortable hanging upside down - Can do one full chin-up without assistance - Can do one full push up from toes - Can touch toes standing (pike position) without bending knees - Understands that this course is both physically and mentally challenging - Can comprehend and follow instructions well KaliAndrews Dance Company provides the opportunity for participants to explore their artistic acrobatic skills in the air! Offering multiple choices of Aerial Apparatus’ for our students to discover, explore, grow and challenge themselves within each lesson. Aerial acrobatics has become well-known in the circus performance community and is continuing to grow in popularity. This form of acrobatics is highly challenging in addition to being rewarding at the same time and is commonly seen in the world-famous Cirque du Soleil. Aerialists focus on obtaining strength throughout Term 1 while focussing on training proper technique of skills with a variety of Aerial Apparatus’. In Term 2, Aerialists learn to put together their own performance pieces. Under the direction of KADC’s staff, you will have the opportunity to learn how to put choreography together, receive advice on music selections and adequate practice time in preparation for your In-Studio, end of term performance. Students are permitted to invite guests to view the final class of the Term in our studio while each participant presents their own piece in front of a small audience. Photos and Videos are permitted. Types of Aerial Apparatus offered at KADC: **Silks/Tissue **Hoop – Single Point **Hoop – Double Point **Cube **Trapeze **Hammock Silks Recommended additional classes: Acro, Flexibility, Jazz and/or Ballet Dress Code Participants are asked to wear tight, fitted clothing covering as much skin as possible. KADC recommends tight, fitted long sleeved shirts, leggings, tights etc. Bare Feet. Hair should be neatly tied up in a ponytail or a Bun.
Ages 19-60 		Monday
8:30 PM to 9:30 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio B
 Acro - Elementary 1
Myranda Bingham
Must have completed Grade 5 Acro Examination -- or -- Can complete the following: 1. Splits - left, right and centre 2. Cartwheel Variations on both sides 3. Front and Back Walkover Variations 4. Balances - Hand, Chest, Elbow and Head 5. Front and Back Chest rolls 6. Rolling Bends 7. Waterfall 8. Hand Walks 9. Dive Walkovers or Front Handsprings 10. Nip Up or Head Spring Acrobatic Dance and Circus Style Acrobatics are a unique twist on the usual styles of dance. Acrobatic Dance, is both an athletic sport and a performing art which offers a dazzling array of unique skills and personalities to the audience. The most visible display of Acrobatics can currently be seen in the world-famous Cirque du Soleil. Our recreational programs are a perfect spot for students to learn the fundamentals of Acrobatic Dance. Students work on their flexibility and strength before attempting their tricks with experienced, qualified spotters and instructors. Basic tricks such as Splits, Back-bends, Rolls and Cartwheels are introduced immediately after obtaining the proper strength for support. Participants also learn the basic fundamentals of multiple acrobatic balances such as Head, Chest, Elbow and Hand Balances. Front and Back Walkovers are introduced once the participants obtain the Back-bend and Recovery consistently which then prepares them for more advanced skills while applying new and interesting variations to the basics. In our syllabus-based acrobatic classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz and/or Ballet, Stunting & Tumbling Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Sun Tan Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top & Black Shorts, Bare Feet. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts, Bare Feet.
Ages 13-13 		Tuesday
5:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio A
 Ballet - Grade 5
Anne-Marie Laramee
Must have completed Grade 4 Ballet Examination -- or -- Can complete an assessment. Ballet dance classes focus on the principles and steps on which almost all dance styles were founded. With a solid ballet foundation, dancers can transfer their skills into other dance forms to enhance their versatility. While all styles of dance tend to compliment one another, Ballet technique is the foundation for many other dance styles and is a highly recommended addition to any dancers’ course load. In our syllabus-based ballet classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Pink Convertible Tights, Pink Ballet Slippers. Ballet Bun Boys: White T-Shirt, Black Slim Fitting Shorts or Leggings, Black Ballet Slippers.
Ages 12-12 		Tuesday
5:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio B
 Jazz - Elementary 2
Katiana Paré
Must have completed Elementary 1 and Grade 5 Jazz Examination -- or -- Can complete an assessment. Jazz dance technique was designed to rebel against traditional ballet. Jazz dance is energetic and fun, showcasing exaggerated movements, fancy footwork, big leaps and fast turns with an attitude that the dancer conveys to the audience. This style of dance is faster than ballet, which most students find more enjoyable and easier to follow. However, to excel in jazz, dancers need a strong background in ballet. KaliAndrews Dance Company offers Jazz dance classes for all ages. Beginners and experienced dancers are welcome. In our syllabus-based jazz classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jumps & Turns, Ballet Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes.
Ages 14-14 		Tuesday
5:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio A
 Acro - Grade 5
Zoe Matsoukas
Must have completed Grade 4 Acro Examination -- or -- Can complete the following: 1. Splits - left, right and center 2. Cartwheel Variations on both sides 3. Front and Back Walkover Variations 4. Balances - Chest, Elbow and Head 5. Front and Back Chest rolls 6. Rolling Bends 7. Waterfall Acrobatic Dance and Circus Style Acrobatics are a unique twist on the usual styles of dance. Acrobatic Dance, is both an athletic sport and a performing art which offers a dazzling array of unique skills and personalities to the audience. The most visible display of Acrobatics can currently be seen in the world-famous Cirque du Soleil. Our recreational programs are a perfect spot for students to learn the fundamentals of Acrobatic Dance. Students work on their flexibility and strength before attempting their tricks with experienced, qualified spotters and instructors. Basic tricks such as Splits, Back-bends, Rolls and Cartwheels are introduced immediately after obtaining the proper strength for support. Participants also learn the basic fundamentals of multiple acrobatic balances such as Head, Chest, Elbow and Hand Balances. Front and Back Walkovers are introduced once the participants obtain the Back-bend and Recovery consistently which then prepares them for more advanced skills while applying new and interesting variations to the basics. In our syllabus-based acrobatic classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz and/or Ballet, Stunting & Tumbling Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Sun Tan Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top & Black Shorts, Bare Feet. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts, Bare Feet.
Ages 12-12 		Tuesday
6:00 PM to 7:00 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio C
 Ballet - Elementary 2
Anne-Marie Laramee
Must have completed Elementary 1 and Grade 5 Ballet Examination -- or -- Can complete an assessment. Ballet dance classes focus on the principles and steps on which almost all dance styles were founded. With a solid ballet foundation, dancers can transfer their skills into other dance forms to enhance their versatility. While all styles of dance tend to compliment one another, Ballet technique is the foundation for many other dance styles and is a highly recommended addition to any dancers’ course load. In our syllabus-based ballet classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Pink Convertible Tights, Pink Ballet Slippers. Ballet Bun Boys: White T-Shirt, Black Slim Fitting Shorts or Leggings, Black Ballet Slippers.
Ages 14-14 		Tuesday
6:00 PM to 7:00 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio C
 Jazz - Elementary 1
Katiana Paré
Must have completed Grade 5 Jazz Examination -- or -- Can complete an assessment. Jazz dance technique was designed to rebel against traditional ballet. Jazz dance is energetic and fun, showcasing exaggerated movements, fancy footwork, big leaps and fast turns with an attitude that the dancer conveys to the audience. This style of dance is faster than ballet, which most students find more enjoyable and easier to follow. However, to excel in jazz, dancers need a strong background in ballet. KaliAndrews Dance Company offers Jazz dance classes for all ages. Beginners and experienced dancers are welcome. In our syllabus-based jazz classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jumps & Turns, Ballet Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes.
Ages 13-13 		Tuesday
6:00 PM to 7:00 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio B
 Acro - Intermediate & Advanced
Isabelle Lepage
Must have completed Elementary Acro Examination -- or -- Can complete the following: 1. Splits - left, right and center 2. Cartwheel Variations on both sides 3. One Handed Front and Back Walkovers with Variations 4. Balances - Hand, Chest, Elbow and Head 5. Front and Back Chest rolls 6. Rolling Bends 7. Waterfall 8. Hand Walks 9. Dive Walkovers or Front Handsprings 10. Nip Up or Head Spring 11. Tumbling Skills - Aerial or Handspring skills Acrobatic Dance and Circus Style Acrobatics are a unique twist on the usual styles of dance. Acrobatic Dance, is both an athletic sport and a performing art which offers a dazzling array of unique skills and personalities to the audience. The most visible display of Acrobatics can currently be seen in the world-famous Cirque du Soleil. Our recreational programs are a perfect spot for students to learn the fundamentals of Acrobatic Dance. Students work on their flexibility and strength before attempting their tricks with experienced, qualified spotters and instructors. Basic tricks such as Splits, Back-bends, Rolls and Cartwheels are introduced immediately after obtaining the proper strength for support. Participants also learn the basic fundamentals of multiple acrobatic balances such as Head, Chest, Elbow and Hand Balances. Front and Back Walkovers are introduced once the participants obtain the Back-bend and Recovery consistently which then prepares them for more advanced skills while applying new and interesting variations to the basics. In our syllabus-based acrobatic classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz and/or Ballet, Stunting & Tumbling Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Sun Tan Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top & Black Shorts, Bare Feet. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts, Bare Feet.
Ages 15-17 		Tuesday
7:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio C
 Ballet - Elementary 1
Anne-Marie Laramee
Must have completed Grade 5 Ballet Examination -- or -- Can complete an assessment. Ballet dance classes focus on the principles and steps on which almost all dance styles were founded. With a solid ballet foundation, dancers can transfer their skills into other dance forms to enhance their versatility. While all styles of dance tend to compliment one another, Ballet technique is the foundation for many other dance styles and is a highly recommended addition to any dancers’ course load. In our syllabus-based ballet classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Pink Convertible Tights, Pink Ballet Slippers. Ballet Bun Boys: White T-Shirt, Black Slim Fitting Shorts or Leggings, Black Ballet Slippers.
Ages 13-13 		Tuesday
7:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio A
 Jazz - Grade 5
Katiana Paré
Must have completed Grade 4 Jazz Examination -- or -- Can complete an assessment. Jazz dance technique was designed to rebel against traditional ballet. Jazz dance is energetic and fun, showcasing exaggerated movements, fancy footwork, big leaps and fast turns with an attitude that the dancer conveys to the audience. This style of dance is faster than ballet, which most students find more enjoyable and easier to follow. However, to excel in jazz, dancers need a strong background in ballet. KaliAndrews Dance Company offers Jazz dance classes for all ages. Beginners and experienced dancers are welcome. In our syllabus-based jazz classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jumps & Turns, Ballet Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes.
Ages 12-12 		Tuesday
7:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio A
 Acro - Elementary 2
Isabelle Lepage
Must have completed Elementary 1 & Grade 5 Acro Examination -- or -- Can complete the following: 1. Splits - left, right and centre 2. Cartwheel Variations on both sides 3. Front and Back Walkover Variations 4. Balances - Hand, Chest, Elbow and Head 5. Front and Back Chest rolls 6. Rolling Bends 7. Waterfall 8. Hand Walks 9. Dive Walkovers or Front Handsprings 10. Nip Up or Head Spring Acrobatic Dance and Circus Style Acrobatics are a unique twist on the usual styles of dance. Acrobatic Dance, is both an athletic sport and a performing art which offers a dazzling array of unique skills and personalities to the audience. The most visible display of Acrobatics can currently be seen in the world-famous Cirque du Soleil. Our recreational programs are a perfect spot for students to learn the fundamentals of Acrobatic Dance. Students work on their flexibility and strength before attempting their tricks with experienced, qualified spotters and instructors. Basic tricks such as Splits, Back-bends, Rolls and Cartwheels are introduced immediately after obtaining the proper strength for support. Participants also learn the basic fundamentals of multiple acrobatic balances such as Head, Chest, Elbow and Hand Balances. Front and Back Walkovers are introduced once the participants obtain the Back-bend and Recovery consistently which then prepares them for more advanced skills while applying new and interesting variations to the basics. In our syllabus-based acrobatic classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz and/or Ballet, Stunting & Tumbling Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Sun Tan Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top & Black Shorts, Bare Feet. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts, Bare Feet.
Ages 14-14 		Tuesday
8:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio C
 Ballet - Intermediate
Anne-Marie Laramee
Must have completed Elementary Ballet Examination -- or -- Can complete an assessment. Ballet dance classes focus on the principles and steps on which almost all dance styles were founded. With a solid ballet foundation, dancers can transfer their skills into other dance forms to enhance their versatility. While all styles of dance tend to compliment one another, Ballet technique is the foundation for many other dance styles and is a highly recommended addition to any dancers’ course load. In our syllabus-based ballet classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Pink Convertible Tights, Pink Ballet Slippers. Ballet Bun Boys: White T-Shirt, Black Slim Fitting Shorts or Leggings, Black Ballet Slippers.
Ages 15-15 		Tuesday
8:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio B
 Jazz - Advanced
Katiana Paré
Must have completed Intermediate Jazz Examination -- or -- Can complete an assessment. Jazz dance technique was designed to rebel against traditional ballet. Jazz dance is energetic and fun, showcasing exaggerated movements, fancy footwork, big leaps and fast turns with an attitude that the dancer conveys to the audience. This style of dance is faster than ballet, which most students find more enjoyable and easier to follow. However, to excel in jazz, dancers need a strong background in ballet. KaliAndrews Dance Company offers Jazz dance classes for all ages. Beginners and experienced dancers are welcome. In our syllabus-based jazz classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jumps & Turns, Ballet Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes.
Ages 16-17 		Tuesday
8:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio C
 Ballet - Advanced
Anne-Marie Laramee
Must have completed Intermediate Ballet Examination -- or -- Can complete an assessment. Ballet dance classes focus on the principles and steps on which almost all dance styles were founded. With a solid ballet foundation, dancers can transfer their skills into other dance forms to enhance their versatility. While all styles of dance tend to compliment one another, Ballet technique is the foundation for many other dance styles and is a highly recommended addition to any dancers’ course load. In our syllabus-based ballet classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Pink Convertible Tights, Pink Ballet Slippers. Ballet Bun Boys: White T-Shirt, Black Slim Fitting Shorts or Leggings, Black Ballet Slippers.
Ages 16-17 		Tuesday
9:00 PM to 10:00 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio B
 Jazz - Intermediate
Katiana Paré
Must have completed Elementary Jazz Examination -- or -- Can complete an assessment. Jazz dance technique was designed to rebel against traditional ballet. Jazz dance is energetic and fun, showcasing exaggerated movements, fancy footwork, big leaps and fast turns with an attitude that the dancer conveys to the audience. This style of dance is faster than ballet, which most students find more enjoyable and easier to follow. However, to excel in jazz, dancers need a strong background in ballet. KaliAndrews Dance Company offers Jazz dance classes for all ages. Beginners and experienced dancers are welcome. In our syllabus-based jazz classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jumps & Turns, Ballet Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes.
Ages 15-15 		Tuesday
9:00 PM to 10:00 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio B
 Acro - Grade 1
Tasha Coulter
Acrobatic Dance and Circus Style Acrobatics are a unique twist on the usual styles of dance. Acrobatic Dance, is both an athletic sport and a performing art which offers a dazzling array of unique skills and personalities to the audience. The most visible display of Acrobatics can currently be seen in the world-famous Cirque du Soleil. Our recreational programs are a perfect spot for students to learn the fundamentals of Acrobatic Dance. Students work on their flexibility and strength before attempting their tricks with experienced, qualified spotters and instructors. Basic tricks such as Splits, Back-bends, Rolls and Cartwheels are introduced immediately after obtaining the proper strength for support. Participants also learn the basic fundamentals of multiple acrobatic balances such as Head, Chest, Elbow and Hand Balances. Front and Back Walkovers are introduced once the participants obtain the Back-bend and Recovery consistently which then prepares them for more advanced skills while applying new and interesting variations to the basics. In our syllabus-based acrobatic classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz and/or Ballet, Stunting & Tumbling Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Sun Tan Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top & Black Shorts, Bare Feet. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts, Bare Feet.
Ages 8-8 		Wednesday
5:00 PM to 5:45 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio C
 Ballet - Grade 2
Anne-Marie Laramee
Ballet dance classes focus on the principles and steps on which almost all dance styles were founded. With a solid ballet foundation, dancers can transfer their skills into other dance forms to enhance their versatility. While all styles of dance tend to compliment one another, Ballet technique is the foundation for many other dance styles and is a highly recommended addition to any dancers’ course load. In our syllabus-based ballet classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Pink Convertible Tights, Pink Ballet Slippers. Ballet Bun Boys: White T-Shirt, Black Slim Fitting Shorts or Leggings, Black Ballet Slippers.
Ages 9-9 		Wednesday
5:00 PM to 5:45 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio A
 Jazz - Primary
Ryleigh Anderson
Jazz dance technique was designed to rebel against traditional ballet. Jazz dance is energetic and fun, showcasing exaggerated movements, fancy footwork, big leaps and fast turns with an attitude that the dancer conveys to the audience. This style of dance is faster than ballet, which most students find more enjoyable and easier to follow. However, to excel in jazz, dancers need a strong background in ballet. KaliAndrews Dance Company offers Jazz dance classes for all ages. Beginners and experienced dancers are welcome. In our syllabus-based jazz classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Ballet Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes.
Ages 7-7 		Wednesday
5:00 PM to 5:45 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio C
 Acro - Grade 2
Tasha Coulter
Acrobatic Dance and Circus Style Acrobatics are a unique twist on the usual styles of dance. Acrobatic Dance, is both an athletic sport and a performing art which offers a dazzling array of unique skills and personalities to the audience. The most visible display of Acrobatics can currently be seen in the world-famous Cirque du Soleil. Our recreational programs are a perfect spot for students to learn the fundamentals of Acrobatic Dance. Students work on their flexibility and strength before attempting their tricks with experienced, qualified spotters and instructors. Basic tricks such as Splits, Back-bends, Rolls and Cartwheels are introduced immediately after obtaining the proper strength for support. Participants also learn the basic fundamentals of multiple acrobatic balances such as Head, Chest, Elbow and Hand Balances. Front and Back Walkovers are introduced once the participants obtain the Back-bend and Recovery consistently which then prepares them for more advanced skills while applying new and interesting variations to the basics. In our syllabus-based acrobatic classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz and/or Ballet, Stunting & Tumbling Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Sun Tan Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top & Black Shorts, Bare Feet. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts, Bare Feet.
Ages 9-9 		Wednesday
5:45 PM to 6:30 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio A
 Ballet - Primary
Anne-Marie Laramee
Ballet dance classes focus on the principles and steps on which almost all dance styles were founded. With a solid ballet foundation, dancers can transfer their skills into other dance forms to enhance their versatility. While all styles of dance tend to compliment one another, Ballet technique is the foundation for many other dance styles and is a highly recommended addition to any dancers’ course load. In our syllabus-based ballet classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Pink Convertible Tights, Pink Ballet Slippers. Ballet Bun Boys: White T-Shirt, Black Slim Fitting Shorts or Leggings, Black Ballet Slippers.
Ages 7-7 		Wednesday
5:45 PM to 6:30 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio B
 Jazz - Grade 1
Ryleigh Anderson
Jazz dance technique was designed to rebel against traditional ballet. Jazz dance is energetic and fun, showcasing exaggerated movements, fancy footwork, big leaps and fast turns with an attitude that the dancer conveys to the audience. This style of dance is faster than ballet, which most students find more enjoyable and easier to follow. However, to excel in jazz, dancers need a strong background in ballet. KaliAndrews Dance Company offers Jazz dance classes for all ages. Beginners and experienced dancers are welcome. In our syllabus-based jazz classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jumps & Turns, Ballet Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes.
Ages 8-8 		Wednesday
5:45 PM to 6:30 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio A
 Acro - Primary
Zoe Matsoukas
Acrobatic Dance and Circus Style Acrobatics are a unique twist on the usual styles of dance. Acrobatic Dance, is both an athletic sport and a performing art which offers a dazzling array of unique skills and personalities to the audience. The most visible display of Acrobatics can currently be seen in the world-famous Cirque du Soleil. Our recreational programs are a perfect spot for students to learn the fundamentals of Acrobatic Dance. Students work on their flexibility and strength before attempting their tricks with experienced, qualified spotters and instructors. Basic tricks such as Splits, Back-bends, Rolls and Cartwheels are introduced immediately after obtaining the proper strength for support. Participants also learn the basic fundamentals of multiple acrobatic balances such as Head, Chest, Elbow and Hand Balances. Front and Back Walkovers are introduced once the participants obtain the Back-bend and Recovery consistently which then prepares them for more advanced skills while applying new and interesting variations to the basics. In our syllabus-based acrobatic classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz and/or Ballet, Stunting & Tumbling Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Sun Tan Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top & Black Shorts, Bare Feet. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts, Bare Feet.
Ages 7-7 		Wednesday
6:30 PM to 7:15 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio B
 Ballet - Grade 1
Anne-Marie Laramee
Ballet dance classes focus on the principles and steps on which almost all dance styles were founded. With a solid ballet foundation, dancers can transfer their skills into other dance forms to enhance their versatility. While all styles of dance tend to compliment one another, Ballet technique is the foundation for many other dance styles and is a highly recommended addition to any dancers’ course load. In our syllabus-based ballet classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Pink Convertible Tights, Pink Ballet Slippers. Ballet Bun Boys: White T-Shirt, Black Slim Fitting Shorts or Leggings, Black Ballet Slippers.
Ages 8-8 		Wednesday
6:30 PM to 7:15 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio C
 Jazz - Grade 2
Ryleigh Anderson
Jazz dance technique was designed to rebel against traditional ballet. Jazz dance is energetic and fun, showcasing exaggerated movements, fancy footwork, big leaps and fast turns with an attitude that the dancer conveys to the audience. This style of dance is faster than ballet, which most students find more enjoyable and easier to follow. However, to excel in jazz, dancers need a strong background in ballet. KaliAndrews Dance Company offers Jazz dance classes for all ages. Beginners and experienced dancers are welcome. In our syllabus-based jazz classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jumps & Turns, Ballet Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes.
Ages 9-9 		Wednesday
6:30 PM to 7:15 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio A
 Performance Art - Primary, Grade 1&2
Ryleigh Anderson
Performance Art is a combination of dialogue, acting, dancing and theatrical dance. There is an increasing need for individuals trained in these areas. This class allows for students to become well rounded in their dance training by learning adjunct skills to improve their overall performance and style. This class will focus on multiple dance techniques, facial expression, Broadway techniques, Stagecraft and showmanship. Recommended additional classes: Jazz and/or Jumps & Turns, Ballet, Contemporary Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Leggings or Shorts, Bare Feet. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts, Bare Feet
Ages 7-9 		Wednesday
7:15 PM to 8:00 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio C
 Aerial Acrobatics 4
Lyndon Andrews
Course Prerequisites: - Must be comfortable hanging upside down - Can do one full chin-up without assistance - Can do one full push up from toes - Can touch toes standing (pike position) without bending knees - Understands that this course is both physically and mentally challenging - Can comprehend and follow instructions well KaliAndrews Dance Company provides the opportunity for participants to explore their artistic acrobatic skills in the air! Offering multiple choices of Aerial Apparatus’ for our students to discover, explore, grow and challenge themselves within each lesson. Aerial acrobatics has become well-known in the circus performance community and is continuing to grow in popularity. This form of acrobatics is highly challenging in addition to being rewarding at the same time and is commonly seen in the world-famous Cirque du Soleil. Aerialists focus on obtaining strength throughout Term 1 while focussing on training proper technique of skills with a variety of Aerial Apparatus’. In Term 2, Aerialists learn to put together their own performance pieces. Under the direction of KADC’s staff, you will have the opportunity to learn how to put choreography together, receive advice on music selections and adequate practice time in preparation for your In-Studio, end of term performance. Students are permitted to invite guests to view the final class of the Term in our studio while each participant presents their own piece in front of a small audience. Photos and Videos are permitted. Types of Aerial Apparatus offered at KADC: **Silks/Tissue **Hoop – Single Point **Hoop – Double Point **Cube **Trapeze **Hammock Silks Recommended additional classes: Acro, Flexibility, Jazz and/or Ballet Dress Code Participants are asked to wear tight, fitted clothing covering as much skin as possible. KADC recommends tight, fitted long sleeved shirts, leggings, tights etc. Bare Feet. Hair should be neatly tied up in a ponytail or a Bun.
Ages 10-19 		Wednesday
7:30 PM to 8:30 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio C
 Aerial Acrobatics 5
Lyndon Andrews
Course Prerequisites: - Must be comfortable hanging upside down - Can do one full chin-up without assistance - Can do one full push up from toes - Can touch toes standing (pike position) without bending knees - Understands that this course is both physically and mentally challenging - Can comprehend and follow instructions well KaliAndrews Dance Company provides the opportunity for participants to explore their artistic acrobatic skills in the air! Offering multiple choices of Aerial Apparatus’ for our students to discover, explore, grow and challenge themselves within each lesson. Aerial acrobatics has become well-known in the circus performance community and is continuing to grow in popularity. This form of acrobatics is highly challenging in addition to being rewarding at the same time and is commonly seen in the world-famous Cirque du Soleil. Aerialists focus on obtaining strength throughout Term 1 while focussing on training proper technique of skills with a variety of Aerial Apparatus’. In Term 2, Aerialists learn to put together their own performance pieces. Under the direction of KADC’s staff, you will have the opportunity to learn how to put choreography together, receive advice on music selections and adequate practice time in preparation for your In-Studio, end of term performance. Students are permitted to invite guests to view the final class of the Term in our studio while each participant presents their own piece in front of a small audience. Photos and Videos are permitted. Types of Aerial Apparatus offered at KADC: **Silks/Tissue **Hoop – Single Point **Hoop – Double Point **Cube **Trapeze **Hammock Silks Recommended additional classes: Acro, Flexibility, Jazz and/or Ballet Dress Code Participants are asked to wear tight, fitted clothing covering as much skin as possible. KADC recommends tight, fitted long sleeved shirts, leggings, tights etc. Bare Feet. Hair should be neatly tied up in a ponytail or a Bun.
Ages 10-60 		Wednesday
8:30 PM to 9:30 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio C
 Ballet - Grade 4
Anne-Marie Laramee
Must have completed Grade 3 Ballet Examination -- or -- Can complete an assessment. Ballet dance classes focus on the principles and steps on which almost all dance styles were founded. With a solid ballet foundation, dancers can transfer their skills into other dance forms to enhance their versatility. While all styles of dance tend to compliment one another, Ballet technique is the foundation for many other dance styles and is a highly recommended addition to any dancers’ course load. In our syllabus-based ballet classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Pink Convertible Tights, Pink Ballet Slippers. Ballet Bun Boys: White T-Shirt, Black Slim Fitting Shorts or Leggings, Black Ballet Slippers.
Ages 11-11 		Thursday
5:00 PM to 5:45 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio B
 Jazz - Grade 3
Zoe Matsoukas
Jazz dance technique was designed to rebel against traditional ballet. Jazz dance is energetic and fun, showcasing exaggerated movements, fancy footwork, big leaps and fast turns with an attitude that the dancer conveys to the audience. This style of dance is faster than ballet, which most students find more enjoyable and easier to follow. However, to excel in jazz, dancers need a strong background in ballet. KaliAndrews Dance Company offers Jazz dance classes for all ages. Beginners and experienced dancers are welcome. In our syllabus-based jazz classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jumps & Turns, Ballet Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes.
Ages 10-10 		Thursday
5:00 PM to 5:45 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio C
 Acro - Grade 4
Taylor Maxsom
Must have completed Grade 3 Acro Examination -- or -- Can complete the following: 1. Splits on both sides 2. Cartwheel Variations on both sides 3. Front and Back Walkover 4. Balances - Elbow and Head Acrobatic Dance and Circus Style Acrobatics are a unique twist on the usual styles of dance. Acrobatic Dance, is both an athletic sport and a performing art which offers a dazzling array of unique skills and personalities to the audience. The most visible display of Acrobatics can currently be seen in the world-famous Cirque du Soleil. Our recreational programs are a perfect spot for students to learn the fundamentals of Acrobatic Dance. Students work on their flexibility and strength before attempting their tricks with experienced, qualified spotters and instructors. Basic tricks such as Splits, Back-bends, Rolls and Cartwheels are introduced immediately after obtaining the proper strength for support. Participants also learn the basic fundamentals of multiple acrobatic balances such as Head, Chest, Elbow and Hand Balances. Front and Back Walkovers are introduced once the participants obtain the Back-bend and Recovery consistently which then prepares them for more advanced skills while applying new and interesting variations to the basics. In our syllabus-based acrobatic classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz and/or Ballet, Stunting & Tumbling Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Sun Tan Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top & Black Shorts, Bare Feet. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts, Bare Feet.
Ages 11-11 		Thursday
5:45 PM to 6:30 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio B
 Ballet - Grade 3
Anne-Marie Laramee
Ballet dance classes focus on the principles and steps on which almost all dance styles were founded. With a solid ballet foundation, dancers can transfer their skills into other dance forms to enhance their versatility. While all styles of dance tend to compliment one another, Ballet technique is the foundation for many other dance styles and is a highly recommended addition to any dancers’ course load. In our syllabus-based ballet classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Pink Convertible Tights, Pink Ballet Slippers. Ballet Bun Boys: White T-Shirt, Black Slim Fitting Shorts or Leggings, Black Ballet Slippers.
Ages 10-10 		Thursday
5:45 PM to 6:30 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio A
 Performance Art - Elementary to Advanced
Emily Leger
Performance Art is a combination of dialogue, acting, dancing and theatrical dance. There is an increasing need for individuals trained in these areas. This class allows for students to become well rounded in their dance training by learning adjunct skills to improve their overall performance and style. This class will focus on multiple dance techniques, facial expression, Broadway techniques, Stagecraft and showmanship. Recommended additional classes: Jazz and/or Jumps & Turns, Ballet, Contemporary Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Leggings or Shorts, Bare Feet. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts, Bare Feet
Ages 13-17 		Thursday
5:45 PM to 6:30 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio B
 Acro - Grade 3
Taylor Maxsom
Acrobatic Dance and Circus Style Acrobatics are a unique twist on the usual styles of dance. Acrobatic Dance, is both an athletic sport and a performing art which offers a dazzling array of unique skills and personalities to the audience. The most visible display of Acrobatics can currently be seen in the world-famous Cirque du Soleil. Our recreational programs are a perfect spot for students to learn the fundamentals of Acrobatic Dance. Students work on their flexibility and strength before attempting their tricks with experienced, qualified spotters and instructors. Basic tricks such as Splits, Back-bends, Rolls and Cartwheels are introduced immediately after obtaining the proper strength for support. Participants also learn the basic fundamentals of multiple acrobatic balances such as Head, Chest, Elbow and Hand Balances. Front and Back Walkovers are introduced once the participants obtain the Back-bend and Recovery consistently which then prepares them for more advanced skills while applying new and interesting variations to the basics. In our syllabus-based acrobatic classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz and/or Ballet, Stunting & Tumbling Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Sun Tan Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top & Black Shorts, Bare Feet. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts, Bare Feet.
Ages 10-10 		Thursday
6:30 PM to 7:15 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio C
 Jazz - Grade 4
Zoe Matsoukas
Must have completed Grade 3 Jazz Examination -- or -- Can complete an assessment. Jazz dance technique was designed to rebel against traditional ballet. Jazz dance is energetic and fun, showcasing exaggerated movements, fancy footwork, big leaps and fast turns with an attitude that the dancer conveys to the audience. This style of dance is faster than ballet, which most students find more enjoyable and easier to follow. However, to excel in jazz, dancers need a strong background in ballet. KaliAndrews Dance Company offers Jazz dance classes for all ages. Beginners and experienced dancers are welcome. In our syllabus-based jazz classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jumps & Turns, Ballet Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes.
Ages 11-11 		Thursday
6:30 PM to 7:15 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio A
 Tap - Elementary to Advanced
Erinn Carroll
Must have a minimum of 2 years previous tap experience. Tap Dance classes at KADC focus on fundamental tap technique to enhance rhythm and motor skills. Students are introduced to tap through the BATD syllabus and progress to open work at the advanced levels. Tap Dance is an exciting form of dance in which dancers wear special shoes equipped with metal taps. Tap dancers use their feet like drums to create rhythmic patterns and timely beats. The term “tap dancing” is derived from the tapping sound produced when the small metal plates on the dancer’s shoes touch a hard floor or surface. Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Tap Shoes. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Tap Shoes
Ages 13-17 		Thursday
6:30 PM to 7:15 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio A
 Tap - Grade 3, 4 & 5
Erinn Carroll
Must have a minimum of 2 years previous tap experience. Tap Dance classes at KADC focus on fundamental tap technique to enhance rhythm and motor skills. Students are introduced to tap through the BATD syllabus and progress to open work at the advanced levels. Tap Dance is an exciting form of dance in which dancers wear special shoes equipped with metal taps. Tap dancers use their feet like drums to create rhythmic patterns and timely beats. The term “tap dancing” is derived from the tapping sound produced when the small metal plates on the dancer’s shoes touch a hard floor or surface. Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Tap Shoes. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Tap Shoes
Ages 10-12 		Thursday
7:15 PM to 8:00 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio A
 Performance Art - Grade 3, 4 & 5
Emily Leger
Performance Art is a combination of dialogue, acting, dancing and theatrical dance. There is an increasing need for individuals trained in these areas. This class allows for students to become well rounded in their dance training by learning adjunct skills to improve their overall performance and style. This class will focus on multiple dance techniques, facial expression, Broadway techniques, Stagecraft and showmanship. Recommended additional classes: Jazz and/or Jumps & Turns, Ballet, Contemporary Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Leggings or Shorts, Bare Feet. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts, Bare Feet
Ages 10-12 		Thursday
8:00 PM to 8:45 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio C
 Aerial Acrobatics 6
Lyndon Andrews
Course Prerequisites: - Must be comfortable hanging upside down - Can do one full chin-up without assistance - Can do one full push up from toes - Can touch toes standing (pike position) without bending knees - Understands that this course is both physically and mentally challenging - Can comprehend and follow instructions well KaliAndrews Dance Company provides the opportunity for participants to explore their artistic acrobatic skills in the air! Offering multiple choices of Aerial Apparatus’ for our students to discover, explore, grow and challenge themselves within each lesson. Aerial acrobatics has become well-known in the circus performance community and is continuing to grow in popularity. This form of acrobatics is highly challenging in addition to being rewarding at the same time and is commonly seen in the world-famous Cirque du Soleil. Aerialists focus on obtaining strength throughout Term 1 while focussing on training proper technique of skills with a variety of Aerial Apparatus’. In Term 2, Aerialists learn to put together their own performance pieces. Under the direction of KADC’s staff, you will have the opportunity to learn how to put choreography together, receive advice on music selections and adequate practice time in preparation for your In-Studio, end of term performance. Students are permitted to invite guests to view the final class of the Term in our studio while each participant presents their own piece in front of a small audience. Photos and Videos are permitted. Types of Aerial Apparatus offered at KADC: **Silks/Tissue **Hoop – Single Point **Hoop – Double Point **Cube **Trapeze **Hammock Silks Recommended additional classes: Acro, Flexibility, Jazz and/or Ballet Dress Code Participants are asked to wear tight, fitted clothing covering as much skin as possible. KADC recommends tight, fitted long sleeved shirts, leggings, tights etc. Bare Feet. Hair should be neatly tied up in a ponytail or a Bun.
Ages 10-19 		Friday
5:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio B
 Ballet - Open
Rose Loignon-LaPointe
Ballet dance classes focus on the principles and steps on which almost all dance styles were founded. With a solid ballet foundation, dancers can transfer their skills into other dance forms to enhance their versatility. While all styles of dance tend to compliment one another, Ballet technique is the foundation for many other dance styles and is a highly recommended addition to any dancers’ course load. In our syllabus-based ballet classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Pink Convertible Tights, Pink Ballet Slippers. Ballet Bun Boys: White T-Shirt, Black Slim Fitting Shorts or Leggings, Black Ballet Slippers.
Ages 11-16 		Friday
5:30 PM to 6:15 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio C
 Aerial Acrobatics 7
Lyndon Andrews
Course Prerequisites: - Must be comfortable hanging upside down - Can do one full chin-up without assistance - Can do one full push up from toes - Can touch toes standing (pike position) without bending knees - Understands that this course is both physically and mentally challenging - Can comprehend and follow instructions well KaliAndrews Dance Company provides the opportunity for participants to explore their artistic acrobatic skills in the air! Offering multiple choices of Aerial Apparatus’ for our students to discover, explore, grow and challenge themselves within each lesson. Aerial acrobatics has become well-known in the circus performance community and is continuing to grow in popularity. This form of acrobatics is highly challenging in addition to being rewarding at the same time and is commonly seen in the world-famous Cirque du Soleil. Aerialists focus on obtaining strength throughout Term 1 while focussing on training proper technique of skills with a variety of Aerial Apparatus’. In Term 2, Aerialists learn to put together their own performance pieces. Under the direction of KADC’s staff, you will have the opportunity to learn how to put choreography together, receive advice on music selections and adequate practice time in preparation for your In-Studio, end of term performance. Students are permitted to invite guests to view the final class of the Term in our studio while each participant presents their own piece in front of a small audience. Photos and Videos are permitted. Types of Aerial Apparatus offered at KADC: **Silks/Tissue **Hoop – Single Point **Hoop – Double Point **Cube **Trapeze **Hammock Silks Recommended additional classes: Acro, Flexibility, Jazz and/or Ballet Dress Code Participants are asked to wear tight, fitted clothing covering as much skin as possible. KADC recommends tight, fitted long sleeved shirts, leggings, tights etc. Bare Feet. Hair should be neatly tied up in a ponytail or a Bun.
Ages 10-19 		Friday
6:00 PM to 7:00 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio B
 Jazz - Open
Rose Loignon-LaPointe
Jazz dance technique was designed to rebel against traditional ballet. Jazz dance is energetic and fun, showcasing exaggerated movements, fancy footwork, big leaps and fast turns with an attitude that the dancer conveys to the audience. This style of dance is faster than ballet, which most students find more enjoyable and easier to follow. However, to excel in jazz, dancers need a strong background in ballet. KaliAndrews Dance Company offers Jazz dance classes for all ages. Beginners and experienced dancers are welcome. In our syllabus-based jazz classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jumps & Turns, Ballet Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes.
Ages 11-16 		Friday
6:15 PM to 7:00 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio B
 Acro - Open
Tasha Coulter
Acrobatic Dance and Circus Style Acrobatics are a unique twist on the usual styles of dance. Acrobatic Dance, is both an athletic sport and a performing art which offers a dazzling array of unique skills and personalities to the audience. The most visible display of Acrobatics can currently be seen in the world-famous Cirque du Soleil. Our recreational programs are a perfect spot for students to learn the fundamentals of Acrobatic Dance. Students work on their flexibility and strength before attempting their tricks with experienced, qualified spotters and instructors. Basic tricks such as Splits, Back-bends, Rolls and Cartwheels are introduced immediately after obtaining the proper strength for support. Participants also learn the basic fundamentals of multiple acrobatic balances such as Head, Chest, Elbow and Hand Balances. Front and Back Walkovers are introduced once the participants obtain the Back-bend and Recovery consistently which then prepares them for more advanced skills while applying new and interesting variations to the basics. In our syllabus-based acrobatic classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz and/or Ballet, Stunting & Tumbling Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Sun Tan Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top & Black Shorts, Bare Feet. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts, Bare Feet.
Ages 11-16 		Friday
7:00 PM to 7:45 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio A-B-C
 Competitive Master Class - Elementary to Advanced
Anne-Marie Laramee
Competitive Master Classes (Booked when guests are available) & Competitive Cardio Class - Bi-Weekly. All Competitive dancers age 13 & Up are to attend this class. Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Leggings or Shorts, Bare Feet, Sun Tan Foot Paws or Socks. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Bare Feet, Sun Tan Foot Paws or Socks.
Ages 13-18 		Friday
8:00 PM to 9:30 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio A
 Ballet - Pre-Primary 1
Gina Nelson
Ballet dance classes focus on the principles and steps on which almost all dance styles were founded. With a solid ballet foundation, dancers can transfer their skills into other dance forms to enhance their versatility. While all styles of dance tend to compliment one another, Ballet technique is the foundation for many other dance styles and is a highly recommended addition to any dancers’ course load. In our syllabus-based ballet classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Pink Convertible Tights, Pink Ballet Slippers. Ballet Bun Boys: White T-Shirt, Black Slim Fitting Shorts or Leggings, Black Ballet Slippers.
Ages 5-5 		Saturday
8:45 AM to 9:30 AM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Acro - Pre-Primary 2
Taylor Maxsom
Acrobatic Dance and Circus Style Acrobatics are a unique twist on the usual styles of dance. Acrobatic Dance, is both an athletic sport and a performing art which offers a dazzling array of unique skills and personalities to the audience. The most visible display of Acrobatics can currently be seen in the world-famous Cirque du Soleil. Our recreational programs are a perfect spot for students to learn the fundamentals of Acrobatic Dance. Students work on their flexibility and strength before attempting their tricks with experienced, qualified spotters and instructors. Basic tricks such as Splits, Back-bends, Rolls and Cartwheels are introduced immediately after obtaining the proper strength for support. Participants also learn the basic fundamentals of multiple acrobatic balances such as Head, Chest, Elbow and Hand Balances. Front and Back Walkovers are introduced once the participants obtain the Back-bend and Recovery consistently which then prepares them for more advanced skills while applying new and interesting variations to the basics. In our syllabus-based acrobatic classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz and/or Ballet, Stunting & Tumbling Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Sun Tan Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top & Black Shorts, Bare Feet. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts, Bare Feet.
Ages 6-6 		Saturday
9:15 AM to 10:00 AM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio A
 Jazz - Pre-Primary 1
Gina Nelson
Jazz dance technique was designed to rebel against traditional ballet. Jazz dance is energetic and fun, showcasing exaggerated movements, fancy footwork, big leaps and fast turns with an attitude that the dancer conveys to the audience. This style of dance is faster than ballet, which most students find more enjoyable and easier to follow. However, to excel in jazz, dancers need a strong background in ballet. KaliAndrews Dance Company offers Jazz dance classes for all ages. Beginners and experienced dancers are welcome. In our syllabus-based jazz classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Ballet Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes.
Ages 5-6 		Saturday
9:30 AM to 10:15 AM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio B
 Jazz - Pre-Primary 2
Ryleigh Anderson
Jazz dance technique was designed to rebel against traditional ballet. Jazz dance is energetic and fun, showcasing exaggerated movements, fancy footwork, big leaps and fast turns with an attitude that the dancer conveys to the audience. This style of dance is faster than ballet, which most students find more enjoyable and easier to follow. However, to excel in jazz, dancers need a strong background in ballet. KaliAndrews Dance Company offers Jazz dance classes for all ages. Beginners and experienced dancers are welcome. In our syllabus-based jazz classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Ballet Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes.
Ages 6-6 		Saturday
10:00 AM to 10:45 AM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio A
 Acro - Pre-Primary 1
Taylor Maxsom
Acrobatic Dance and Circus Style Acrobatics are a unique twist on the usual styles of dance. Acrobatic Dance, is both an athletic sport and a performing art which offers a dazzling array of unique skills and personalities to the audience. The most visible display of Acrobatics can currently be seen in the world-famous Cirque du Soleil. Our recreational programs are a perfect spot for students to learn the fundamentals of Acrobatic Dance. Students work on their flexibility and strength before attempting their tricks with experienced, qualified spotters and instructors. Basic tricks such as Splits, Back-bends, Rolls and Cartwheels are introduced immediately after obtaining the proper strength for support. Participants also learn the basic fundamentals of multiple acrobatic balances such as Head, Chest, Elbow and Hand Balances. Front and Back Walkovers are introduced once the participants obtain the Back-bend and Recovery consistently which then prepares them for more advanced skills while applying new and interesting variations to the basics. In our syllabus-based acrobatic classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz and/or Ballet, Stunting & Tumbling Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Sun Tan Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top & Black Shorts, Bare Feet. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts, Bare Feet.
Ages 5-5 		Saturday
10:15 AM to 11:00 AM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio B
 Ballet - Pre-Primary 2
Gina Nelson
Ballet dance classes focus on the principles and steps on which almost all dance styles were founded. With a solid ballet foundation, dancers can transfer their skills into other dance forms to enhance their versatility. While all styles of dance tend to compliment one another, Ballet technique is the foundation for many other dance styles and is a highly recommended addition to any dancers’ course load. In our syllabus-based ballet classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Pink Convertible Tights, Pink Ballet Slippers. Ballet Bun Boys: White T-Shirt, Black Slim Fitting Shorts or Leggings, Black Ballet Slippers.
Ages 6-6 		Saturday
10:45 AM to 11:30 AM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio A
 Jumps & Turns - Grade 4 & 5
Anne-Marie Laramee
Jumps & Turns classes are designed to enhance jazz techniques with a primary focus on mastering jumping and turning elements without choreography. Dancers will build muscle memory and fine tune their skills for easy execution with these skills. This is not a performance-based class; therefore, the participants have the opportunity to continue their training for the full duration of each term. Recommended additional classes: Ballet, Jazz Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes.
Ages 11-12 		Saturday
11:30 AM to 12:15 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio B
 Stunting & Tumbling - Elementary
Zoe Matsoukas
Participants must meet the following criteria: - Minimum 2 years of acrobatic experience - Front Walkover - Back Walkover - Cartwheel – Left & Right - Can hold a Handstand at the wall for 30 seconds Stunting & Tumbling classes combine strength, power, agility and coordination that can captivate audiences and bring them to the edge of their seats. This class focuses on stunting & tumbling techniques that build on tricks taken from our acro classes which advances them into powerful tricks! Students can enjoy a safe training facility as they practice techniques and drills using safety equipment and then move to mastering movements alone. Recommended additional classes: Acro Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Leggings or Shorts, Bare Feet. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts, Bare Feet
Ages 13-14 		Saturday
11:30 AM to 12:15 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio C
 Technique - Gr. 1, 2 & 3
Nina Menon
Technique classes are designed to enhance dance techniques with a primary focus on mastering and fully comprehending technical dance elements without choreography. Dancers will build muscle memory and fine tune their skills for easy execution with technical ballet skills. This is not a performance-based class; therefore, the participants have the opportunity to continue their training for the full duration of each term. Recommended additional classes: Ballet Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Pink Convertible Tights, Pink Ballet Slippers. Ballet Bun Boys: White T-Shirt, Black Slim Fitting Shorts or Leggings, Black Ballet Slippers.
Ages 8-10 		Saturday
11:30 AM to 12:15 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio B
 Jumps & Turns - Elementary
Anne-Marie Laramee
Jumps & Turns classes are designed to enhance jazz techniques with a primary focus on mastering jumping and turning elements without choreography. Dancers will build muscle memory and fine tune their skills for easy execution with these skills. This is not a performance-based class; therefore, the participants have the opportunity to continue their training for the full duration of each term. Recommended additional classes: Ballet, Jazz Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes.
Ages 13-14 		Saturday
12:15 PM to 1:00 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio A
 Stunting & Tumbling - Gr. 1, 2 & 3
Zoe Matsoukas
Participants must meet the following criteria: - Minimum 1 year of acrobatic experience - Front Walkover - Back Walkover - Cartwheel – Left & Right - Can hold a Handstand at the wall for 30 seconds Stunting & Tumbling classes combine strength, power, agility and coordination that can captivate audiences and bring them to the edge of their seats. This class focuses on stunting & tumbling techniques that build on tricks taken from our acro classes which advances them into powerful tricks! Students can enjoy a safe training facility as they practice techniques and drills using safety equipment and then move to mastering movements alone. Recommended additional classes: Acro Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Leggings or Shorts, Bare Feet. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts, Bare Feet
Ages 8-10 		Saturday
12:15 PM to 1:00 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio C
 Technique - Grade 4 & 5
Nina Menon
Technique classes are designed to enhance dance techniques with a primary focus on mastering and fully comprehending technical dance elements without choreography. Dancers will build muscle memory and fine tune their skills for easy execution with technical ballet skills. This is not a performance-based class; therefore, the participants have the opportunity to continue their training for the full duration of each term. Recommended additional classes: Ballet Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Pink Convertible Tights, Pink Ballet Slippers. Ballet Bun Boys: White T-Shirt, Black Slim Fitting Shorts or Leggings, Black Ballet Slippers.
Ages 11-12 		Saturday
12:15 PM to 1:00 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio A
 Jumps & Turns - Gr. 1, 2 & 3
Anne-Marie Laramee
Jumps & Turns classes are designed to enhance jazz techniques with a primary focus on mastering jumping and turning elements without choreography. Dancers will build muscle memory and fine tune their skills for easy execution with these skills. This is not a performance-based class; therefore, the participants have the opportunity to continue their training for the full duration of each term. Recommended additional classes: Ballet, Jazz Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes.
Ages 8-10 		Saturday
1:00 PM to 1:45 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio B
 Stunting & Tumbling - Intermediate & Advanced
Isabelle Lepage
Participants must meet the following criteria: - Minimum 2 years of acrobatic experience - Front Walkover - Back Walkover - Cartwheel – Left & Right - Can hold a Handstand at the wall for 30 seconds Stunting & Tumbling classes combine strength, power, agility and coordination that can captivate audiences and bring them to the edge of their seats. This class focuses on stunting & tumbling techniques that build on tricks taken from our acro classes which advances them into powerful tricks! Students can enjoy a safe training facility as they practice techniques and drills using safety equipment and then move to mastering movements alone. Recommended additional classes: Acro Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Leggings or Shorts, Bare Feet. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts, Bare Feet
Ages 15-17 		Saturday
1:00 PM to 1:45 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio C
 Technique - Elementary
Nina Menon
This class is full
Technique classes are designed to enhance dance techniques with a primary focus on mastering and fully comprehending technical dance elements without choreography. Dancers will build muscle memory and fine tune their skills for easy execution with technical ballet skills. This is not a performance-based class; therefore, the participants have the opportunity to continue their training for the full duration of each term. Recommended additional classes: Ballet Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Pink Convertible Tights, Pink Ballet Slippers. Ballet Bun Boys: White T-Shirt, Black Slim Fitting Shorts or Leggings, Black Ballet Slippers.
Ages 13-14 		Saturday
1:00 PM to 1:45 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio C
 Ballet-Pointe - Elementary
Nina Menon
Pointe Year 1 and 2. Our Elementary Pointe class includes beginner pointe techniques focusing on building the fundamentals and strength of pointe at the barre and progressing into the centre with more challenging steps. Students not yet on pointe would require an assessment prior to beginning the class. Dancers with previous pointe experience are permitted to sign up without an assessment. Recommended additional classes: Ballet, Technique and Jazz Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Pink Convertible Tights, Pink Pointe Shoes. Ballet Bun.
Ages 13-14 		Saturday
1:45 PM to 2:45 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio B
 Jumps & Turns - Intermediate & Advanced
Anne-Marie Laramee
This class is full
Jumps & Turns classes are designed to enhance jazz techniques with a primary focus on mastering jumping and turning elements without choreography. Dancers will build muscle memory and fine tune their skills for easy execution with these skills. This is not a performance-based class; therefore, the participants have the opportunity to continue their training for the full duration of each term. Recommended additional classes: Ballet, Jazz Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes.
Ages 15-17 		Saturday
2:00 PM to 2:45 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio A
 Stunting & Tumbling - Grade 4 & 5
Isabelle Lepage
Participants must meet the following criteria: - Minimum 2 years of acrobatic experience - Front Walkover - Back Walkover - Cartwheel – Left & Right - Can hold a Handstand at the wall for 30 seconds Stunting & Tumbling classes combine strength, power, agility and coordination that can captivate audiences and bring them to the edge of their seats. This class focuses on stunting & tumbling techniques that build on tricks taken from our acro classes which advances them into powerful tricks! Students can enjoy a safe training facility as they practice techniques and drills using safety equipment and then move to mastering movements alone. Recommended additional classes: Acro Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Leggings or Shorts, Bare Feet. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts, Bare Feet
Ages 11-12 		Saturday
2:00 PM to 2:45 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio C
 Technique - Intermediate & Advanced
Nina Menon
This class is full
Technique classes are designed to enhance dance techniques with a primary focus on mastering and fully comprehending technical dance elements without choreography. Dancers will build muscle memory and fine tune their skills for easy execution with technical ballet skills. This is not a performance-based class; therefore, the participants have the opportunity to continue their training for the full duration of each term. Recommended additional classes: Ballet Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Pink Convertible Tights, Pink Ballet Slippers. Ballet Bun Boys: White T-Shirt, Black Slim Fitting Shorts or Leggings, Black Ballet Slippers.
Ages 15-17 		Saturday
2:45 PM to 3:30 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio C
 Ballet-Pointe - Intermediate & Advanced
Nina Menon
Pointe Year 3 to 6. Our Intermediate & Advanced Pointe class includes advanced pointe techniques focusing on the development of pointe work through more challenging steps at the barre and in the centre. Dancers with previous pointe experience are permitted to sign up without an assessment. Recommended additional classes: Ballet, Technique and Jazz Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Pink Convertible Tights, Pink Ballet Pointe Shoes. Ballet Bun.
Ages 15-17 		Saturday
3:30 PM to 4:30 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio C
 Contortion - Invitation Only
Tasha Coulter
Contortion class is for the acrobat who wants to specialize in bending the body into unusual poses. In acrobatic dance, total control over one’s body throughout an extreme range of motion is required in order to master the necessary skills & tricks. Our Contortion classes are designed for “extra bendy” individuals; upon entering our Contortion class, students have already nurtured their individual flexibility and will continue to enhance the beauty of bending. Participants will study contortion techniques and will focus on developing more strength and flexibility to support their tricks/skills. Contortion is not a performance based class, therefore the participants have the opportunity to continue their training for the full duration of each term. Note: This class will not run when we have competitive events and choreography sessions, therefore the fee is less than a regular scheduled weekly class. Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Leggings or Shorts, Bare Feet. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts, Bare Feet
Ages 8-18 		Sunday
10:00 AM to 11:00 AM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio A-B
 Technique - Invitation Only
Anne-Marie Laramee
This class is by invite only. Dancers will only see this class as an option from their portal if they have been invited to participate. Students must be signed up for an additional Technique class. Technique classes are designed to enhance dance techniques with a primary focus on mastering and fully comprehending technical dance elements without choreography. Dancers will build muscle memory and fine tune their skills for easy execution with technical ballet skills. This is not a performance-based class; therefore, the participants have the opportunity to continue their training for the full duration of each term. Recommended additional classes: Ballet Note: This class will not run when we have competitive events and choreography sessions, therefore the fee is less than a regular scheduled weekly class. Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Pink Convertible Tights, Pink Ballet Slippers. Ballet Bun Boys: White T-Shirt, Black Slim Fitting Shorts or Leggings, Black Ballet Slippers.
Ages 10-18 		Sunday
11:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21
Studio A-B
 Advanced Flexibility & Strengthening
Kali Wegg
Advanced Flexibility and Strengthening is a class is for the dancer who wants to maintain and gain flexibility and strength. Total control is achieved over one’s body throughout an extreme range of motion which is required in order to master the necessary skills in all dance forms. Also, excessive flexibility and strength can prove to become extremely valuable in many sports and activities, such as gymnastics, martial arts, dance, hockey and yoga. Participants will study stretching and strengthening techniques to focus on developing more strength and flexibility to support their tricks or skills. This is not a performance based class, therefore the participants have the opportunity to continue their training for the full duration of each term. Note: This class will not run when we have competitive events and choreography sessions, therefore the fee is less than a regular scheduled weekly class. Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Leggings or Shorts, Bare Feet. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts, Bare Feet.
Ages 8-18 		Sunday
12:00 PM to 1:00 PM
Sep 8 to Jan 21

Little Steps: Session 2 (2018-2019)

Location Name Class Days
Studio C
 Little Steps 1
Ryleigh Anderson
KADC’s Little Steps dance program is designed for small children and toddlers to explore different types of dance and develop both large and fine motor skills. With a focus on basic dance techniques, these classes provide your child with an energetic introduction to a variety of dance styles. KADC includes dance styles like Ballet, Acrobatics, Jazz, Hip Hop and Creative Movement within the Little Steps Program. Classes also include instruction on musicality, team-building skills, co-operation and dexterity. By being introduced to a variety of dance disciplines early, these tiny dancers can make a more informed decision as they enter into the separated and focused dance classes in the future. KADC will give these young dancers the opportunity to try and choose which styles of dance they would like to pursue once they are 5 years and older. Each session includes an Open House, where parents are invited to view the final class of the session in our studio to watch the progression of their child. Additionally, Session 4 participants have the opportunity to perform a choreographed dance at our year-end recital, demonstrating what they have learned so far on a professional theater stage in front of family and friends. Beginners are welcome. Pre-School Dancers must meet the following requirements: - Must be 3 years old before the first class - Must be potty trained - Dancers must have experience in at least one previous session to enter Session 4 (in April). - Session 4 Registrants must participate in the Year-End Recital Dress Code Tight, fitted clothing such as tank tops, t-shirts, shorts or leggings. Bare Feet. Pony Tail or Ballet Bun for girls
Ages 3-4 		Saturday
9:15 AM to 10:00 AM
Nov 10 to Jan 19
Studio C
 Little Steps 2
Rose Loignon-LaPointe
KADC’s Little Steps dance program is designed for small children and toddlers to explore different types of dance and develop both large and fine motor skills. With a focus on basic dance techniques, these classes provide your child with an energetic introduction to a variety of dance styles. KADC includes dance styles like Ballet, Acrobatics, Jazz, Hip Hop and Creative Movement within the Little Steps Program. Classes also include instruction on musicality, team-building skills, co-operation and dexterity. By being introduced to a variety of dance disciplines early, these tiny dancers can make a more informed decision as they enter into the separated and focused dance classes in the future. KADC will give these young dancers the opportunity to try and choose which styles of dance they would like to pursue once they are 5 years and older. Each session includes an Open House, where parents are invited to view the final class of the session in our studio to watch the progression of their child. Additionally, Session 4 participants have the opportunity to perform a choreographed dance at our year-end recital, demonstrating what they have learned so far on a professional theater stage in front of family and friends. Beginners are welcome. Pre-School Dancers must meet the following requirements: - Must be 3 years old before the first class - Must be potty trained - Dancers must have experience in at least one previous session to enter Session 4 (in April). - Session 4 Registrants must participate in the Year-End Recital Dress Code Tight, fitted clothing such as tank tops, t-shirts, shorts or leggings. Bare Feet. Pony Tail or Ballet Bun for girls
Ages 3-4 		Saturday
10:00 AM to 10:45 AM
Nov 10 to Jan 19
Studio C
 Little Steps 3
Ryleigh Anderson
KADC’s Little Steps dance program is designed for small children and toddlers to explore different types of dance and develop both large and fine motor skills. With a focus on basic dance techniques, these classes provide your child with an energetic introduction to a variety of dance styles. KADC includes dance styles like Ballet, Acrobatics, Jazz, Hip Hop and Creative Movement within the Little Steps Program. Classes also include instruction on musicality, team-building skills, co-operation and dexterity. By being introduced to a variety of dance disciplines early, these tiny dancers can make a more informed decision as they enter into the separated and focused dance classes in the future. KADC will give these young dancers the opportunity to try and choose which styles of dance they would like to pursue once they are 5 years and older. Each session includes an Open House, where parents are invited to view the final class of the session in our studio to watch the progression of their child. Additionally, Session 4 participants have the opportunity to perform a choreographed dance at our year-end recital, demonstrating what they have learned so far on a professional theater stage in front of family and friends. Beginners are welcome. Pre-School Dancers must meet the following requirements: - Must be 3 years old before the first class - Must be potty trained - Dancers must have experience in at least one previous session to enter Session 4 (in April). - Session 4 Registrants must participate in the Year-End Recital Dress Code Tight, fitted clothing such as tank tops, t-shirts, shorts or leggings. Bare Feet. Pony Tail or Ballet Bun for girls
Ages 3-4 		Saturday
10:45 AM to 11:30 AM
Nov 10 to Jan 19

BATD Exams

Location Name Class Days
Acro Exam - Advanced

Ages 16-17
12:00 PM to 12:00 PM
Jan 22 to Jan 27
Acro Exam - Elementary

Ages 14-15
12:00 PM to 12:00 PM
Jan 22 to Jan 27
Acro Exam - Grade 1

Ages 8-9
12:00 PM to 12:00 PM
Jan 22 to Jan 27
Acro Exam - Grade 2

Ages 9-10
12:00 PM to 12:00 PM
Jan 22 to Jan 27
Acro Exam - Grade 3

Ages 10-11
12:00 PM to 12:00 PM
Jan 22 to Jan 27
Acro Exam - Grade 4

Ages 11-12
12:00 PM to 12:00 PM
Jan 22 to Jan 27
Acro Exam - Grade 5

Ages 12-13
12:00 PM to 12:00 PM
Jan 22 to Jan 27
Acro Exam - Intermediate

Ages 15-16
12:00 PM to 12:00 PM
Jan 22 to Jan 27
Acro Exam - Pre-Primary

Ages 6-7
12:00 PM to 12:00 PM
Jan 22 to Jan 27
Acro Exam - Primary

Ages 7-8
12:00 PM to 12:00 PM
Jun 19 to Jun 19
Ballet Exam - Advanced

Ages 16-17
12:00 PM to 12:00 PM
Jan 22 to Jan 27
Ballet Exam - Elementary

Ages 14-15
12:00 PM to 12:00 PM
Jan 22 to Jan 27
Ballet Exam - Grade 1

Ages 8-9
12:00 PM to 12:00 PM
Jan 22 to Jan 27
Ballet Exam - Grade 2

Ages 9-10
12:00 PM to 12:00 PM
Jan 22 to Jan 27
Ballet Exam - Grade 3

Ages 10-11
12:00 PM to 12:00 PM
Jan 22 to Jan 27
Ballet Exam - Grade 4

Ages 11-12
12:00 PM to 12:00 PM
Jan 22 to Jan 27
Ballet Exam - Grade 5

Ages 12-13
12:00 PM to 12:00 PM
Jan 22 to Jan 27
Ballet Exam - Intermediate

Ages 15-16
12:00 PM to 12:00 PM
Jan 22 to Jan 27
Ballet Exam - Pre-Primary

Ages 6-7
12:00 PM to 12:00 PM
Jan 22 to Jan 27
Ballet Exam - Primary

Ages 7-8
12:00 PM to 12:00 PM
Jan 22 to Jan 27
Jazz Exam - Advanced

Ages 16-17
12:00 PM to 12:00 PM
Jan 22 to Jan 27
Jazz Exam - Elementary

Ages 14-15
12:00 PM to 12:00 PM
Jan 22 to Jan 27
Jazz Exam - Grade 1

Ages 8-9
12:00 PM to 12:00 PM
Jan 22 to Jan 27
Jazz Exam - Grade 2

Ages 9-10
12:00 PM to 12:00 PM
Jan 22 to Jan 27
Jazz Exam - Grade 3

Ages 10-11
12:00 PM to 12:00 PM
Jan 22 to Jan 27
Jazz Exam - Grade 4

Ages 11-12
12:00 PM to 12:00 PM
Jan 22 to Jan 27
Jazz Exam - Grade 5

Ages 12-13
12:00 PM to 12:00 PM
Jan 22 to Jan 27
Jazz Exam - Intermediate

Ages 15-16
12:00 PM to 12:00 PM
Jan 22 to Jan 27
Jazz Exam - Pre-Primary

Ages 6-7
12:00 PM to 12:00 PM
Jan 22 to Jan 27
Jazz Exam - Primary

Ages 7-8
12:00 PM to 12:00 PM
Jan 22 to Jan 27
Tap Exam - Advanced

Ages 16-17
12:00 PM to 12:00 PM
Jan 22 to Jan 27
Tap Exam - Elementary

Ages 14-15
12:00 PM to 12:00 PM
Jan 22 to Jan 27
Tap Exam - Grade 1

Ages 8-9
12:00 PM to 12:00 PM
Jun 19 to Jun 19
Tap Exam - Grade 2

Ages 9-10
12:00 PM to 12:00 PM
Jan 22 to Jan 27
Tap Exam - Grade 3

Ages 10-11
12:00 PM to 12:00 PM
Jan 22 to Jan 27
Tap Exam - Grade 4

Ages 11-12
12:00 PM to 12:00 PM
Jan 22 to Jan 27
Tap Exam - Grade 5

Ages 12-13
12:00 PM to 12:00 PM
Jan 22 to Jan 27
Tap Exam - Intermediate

Ages 15-16
12:00 PM to 12:00 PM
Jan 22 to Jan 27
Tap Exam - Pre-Primary

Ages 6-7
12:00 PM to 12:00 PM
Jan 22 to Jan 27
Tap Exam - Primary

Ages 7-8
12:00 PM to 12:00 PM
Jan 22 to Jan 27

Term 2 (2018-2019)

Location Name Class Days
Studio B
 Hip Hop - Grade 2 & 3
Myranda Bingham
KaliAndrews Dance Company is quickly emerging as one of the most exciting Hip Hop dance schools in the city. Our competitive dancers have risen to the top at both regional and national competitions, winning Top Hip Hop Scores in addition to several other Choreography and Special Awards throughout the past competitive seasons. Recreational Hip Hop dance at KaliAndrews Dance Company centers around freestyle classes, which focus on hip hop movements such as popping, locking, breaking, house and old school to today’s popular pop and hip-hop music. Great music and fresh choreography set our hip hop program apart! Dress Code Girls & Boys: Lose clothing such as T-Shirts, Tank Tops, Sweat and Track Pants are acceptable. Indoor shoes only please. Ponytail.
Ages 9-10 		Monday
5:00 PM to 5:45 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio C
 Hip Hop - Pre-Primary
Myranda Bingham
KaliAndrews Dance Company is quickly emerging as one of the most exciting Hip Hop dance schools in the city. Our competitive dancers have risen to the top at both regional and national competitions, winning Top Hip Hop Scores in addition to several other Choreography and Special Awards throughout the past competitive seasons. Recreational Hip Hop dance at KaliAndrews Dance Company centers around freestyle classes, which focus on hip hop movements such as popping, locking, breaking, house and old school to today’s popular pop and hip-hop music. Great music and fresh choreography set our hip hop program apart! Dress Code Girls & Boys: Lose clothing such as T-Shirts, Tank Tops, Sweat and Track Pants are acceptable. Indoor shoes only please. Ponytail.
Ages 5-6 		Monday
5:00 PM to 5:45 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio A
 Tap - Primary, Grade 1&2
Amy Muller
Tap Dance classes at KADC focus on fundamental tap technique to enhance rhythm and motor skills. Students are introduced to tap through the BATD syllabus and progress to open work at the advanced levels. Tap Dance is an exciting form of dance in which dancers wear special shoes equipped with metal taps. Tap dancers use their feet like drums to create rhythmic patterns and timely beats. The term “tap dancing” is derived from the tapping sound produced when the small metal plates on the dancer’s shoes touch a hard floor or surface. Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Tap Shoes. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Tap Shoes
Ages 7-9 		Monday
5:00 PM to 5:45 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio B
 Contemporary - Grade 2 & 3
Ryleigh Anderson
Contemporary Dance is a fusion of modern, jazz and ballet techniques. In terms of the focus of its technique, contemporary dance tends to combine the strong and controlled legwork of ballet with modern dance's stress on the torso, and also employs contract-release, floor work, fall and recovery, and improvisation characteristic of modern dance. This type of dance challenges choreographers and dancers to use motion as an artistic form of expression. KaliAndrews Dance Company offers Contemporary Dance for ages 8 and up and beginners are welcome! KADC is one of the top schools in Ottawa for Contemporary, winning multiple Choreography, Costume and Overall awards across several regional and national competitions. Recommended additional classes: Ballet and/or Jazz Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Leggings or Shorts, Bare Feet, Sun Tan Foot Paws or Socks. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Bare Feet, Sun Tan Foot Paws or Socks.
Ages 9-10 		Monday
5:45 PM to 6:30 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio C
 Hip Hop - Primary & Grade 1
Myranda Bingham
KaliAndrews Dance Company is quickly emerging as one of the most exciting Hip Hop dance schools in the city. Our competitive dancers have risen to the top at both regional and national competitions, winning Top Hip Hop Scores in addition to several other Choreography and Special Awards throughout the past competitive seasons. Recreational Hip Hop dance at KaliAndrews Dance Company centers around freestyle classes, which focus on hip hop movements such as popping, locking, breaking, house and old school to today’s popular pop and hip-hop music. Great music and fresh choreography set our hip hop program apart! Dress Code Girls & Boys: Lose clothing such as T-Shirts, Tank Tops, Sweat and Track Pants are acceptable. Indoor shoes only please. Ponytail.
Ages 7-8 		Monday
5:45 PM to 6:30 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio A
 Tap - Pre-Primary
Amy Muller
Tap Dance classes at KADC focus on fundamental tap technique to enhance rhythm and motor skills. Students are introduced to tap through the BATD syllabus and progress to open work at the advanced levels. Tap Dance is an exciting form of dance in which dancers wear special shoes equipped with metal taps. Tap dancers use their feet like drums to create rhythmic patterns and timely beats. The term “tap dancing” is derived from the tapping sound produced when the small metal plates on the dancer’s shoes touch a hard floor or surface. Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Tap Shoes. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Tap Shoes
Ages 5-6 		Monday
5:45 PM to 6:30 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio A
 Contemporary - Grade 4 & 5
Ryleigh Anderson
Contemporary Dance is a fusion of modern, jazz and ballet techniques. In terms of the focus of its technique, contemporary dance tends to combine the strong and controlled legwork of ballet with modern dance's stress on the torso, and also employs contract-release, floor work, fall and recovery, and improvisation characteristic of modern dance. This type of dance challenges choreographers and dancers to use motion as an artistic form of expression. KaliAndrews Dance Company offers Contemporary Dance for ages 8 and up and beginners are welcome! KADC is one of the top schools in Ottawa for Contemporary, winning multiple Choreography, Costume and Overall awards across several regional and national competitions. Recommended additional classes: Ballet and/or Jazz Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Leggings or Shorts, Bare Feet, Sun Tan Foot Paws or Socks. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Bare Feet, Sun Tan Foot Paws or Socks.
Ages 11-12 		Monday
6:30 PM to 7:15 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio B
 Hip Hop - Elementary
Myranda Bingham
KaliAndrews Dance Company is quickly emerging as one of the most exciting Hip Hop dance schools in the city. Our competitive dancers have risen to the top at both regional and national competitions, winning Top Hip Hop Scores in addition to several other Choreography and Special Awards throughout the past competitive seasons. Recreational Hip Hop dance at KaliAndrews Dance Company centers around freestyle classes, which focus on hip hop movements such as popping, locking, breaking, house and old school to today’s popular pop and hip-hop music. Great music and fresh choreography set our hip hop program apart! Dress Code Girls & Boys: Lose clothing such as T-Shirts, Tank Tops, Sweat and Track Pants are acceptable. Indoor shoes only please. Ponytail.
Ages 13-14 		Monday
6:30 PM to 7:15 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio C
 Aerial Acrobatics 1 - Mini
Tasha Coulter
Course Prerequisites: - Must be comfortable hanging upside down - Can do one full chin-up without assistance - Can do one full push up from toes - Can touch toes standing (pike position) without bending knees - Understands that this course is both physically and mentally challenging - Can comprehend and follow instructions well KaliAndrews Dance Company provides the opportunity for participants to explore their artistic acrobatic skills in the air! Offering multiple choices of Aerial Apparatus’ for our students to discover, explore, grow and challenge themselves within each lesson. Aerial acrobatics has become well-known in the circus performance community and is continuing to grow in popularity. This form of acrobatics is highly challenging in addition to being rewarding at the same time and is commonly seen in the world-famous Cirque du Soleil. Aerialists focus on obtaining strength throughout Term 1 while focussing on training proper technique of skills with a variety of Aerial Apparatus’. In Term 2, Aerialists learn to put together their own performance pieces. Under the direction of KADC’s staff, you will have the opportunity to learn how to put choreography together, receive advice on music selections and adequate practice time in preparation for your In-Studio, end of term performance. Students are permitted to invite guests to view the final class of the Term in our studio while each participant presents their own piece in front of a small audience. Photos and Videos are permitted. Types of Aerial Apparatus offered at KADC: **Silks/Tissue **Hoop – Single Point **Hoop – Double Point **Cube **Trapeze **Hammock Silks Recommended additional classes: Acro, Flexibility, Jazz and/or Ballet Dress Code Participants are asked to wear tight, fitted clothing covering as much skin as possible. KADC recommends tight, fitted long sleeved shirts, leggings, tights etc. Bare Feet. Hair should be neatly tied up in a ponytail or a Bun.
Ages 7-9 		Monday
6:45 PM to 7:30 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio B
 Contemporary - Elementary to Advanced
Myranda Bingham
Contemporary Dance is a fusion of modern, jazz and ballet techniques. In terms of the focus of its technique, contemporary dance tends to combine the strong and controlled legwork of ballet with modern dance's stress on the torso, and also employs contract-release, floor work, fall and recovery, and improvisation characteristic of modern dance. This type of dance challenges choreographers and dancers to use motion as an artistic form of expression. KaliAndrews Dance Company offers Contemporary Dance for ages 8 and up and beginners are welcome! KADC is one of the top schools in Ottawa for Contemporary, winning multiple Choreography, Costume and Overall awards across several regional and national competitions. Recommended additional classes: Ballet and/or Jazz Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Leggings or Shorts, Bare Feet, Sun Tan Foot Paws or Socks. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Bare Feet, Sun Tan Foot Paws or Socks.
Ages 13-17 		Monday
7:15 PM to 8:00 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio A
 Hip Hop - Grade 4 & 5
KaliAndrews Dance Company is quickly emerging as one of the most exciting Hip Hop dance schools in the city. Our competitive dancers have risen to the top at both regional and national competitions, winning Top Hip Hop Scores in addition to several other Choreography and Special Awards throughout the past competitive seasons. Recreational Hip Hop dance at KaliAndrews Dance Company centers around freestyle classes, which focus on hip hop movements such as popping, locking, breaking, house and old school to today’s popular pop and hip-hop music. Great music and fresh choreography set our hip hop program apart! Dress Code Girls & Boys: Lose clothing such as T-Shirts, Tank Tops, Sweat and Track Pants are acceptable. Indoor shoes only please. Ponytail.
Ages 11-12 		Monday
7:15 PM to 8:00 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio C
 Aerial Acrobatics 2
Lyndon Andrews
Course Prerequisites: - Must be comfortable hanging upside down - Can do one full chin-up without assistance - Can do one full push up from toes - Can touch toes standing (pike position) without bending knees - Understands that this course is both physically and mentally challenging - Can comprehend and follow instructions well KaliAndrews Dance Company provides the opportunity for participants to explore their artistic acrobatic skills in the air! Offering multiple choices of Aerial Apparatus’ for our students to discover, explore, grow and challenge themselves within each lesson. Aerial acrobatics has become well-known in the circus performance community and is continuing to grow in popularity. This form of acrobatics is highly challenging in addition to being rewarding at the same time and is commonly seen in the world-famous Cirque du Soleil. Aerialists focus on obtaining strength throughout Term 1 while focussing on training proper technique of skills with a variety of Aerial Apparatus’. In Term 2, Aerialists learn to put together their own performance pieces. Under the direction of KADC’s staff, you will have the opportunity to learn how to put choreography together, receive advice on music selections and adequate practice time in preparation for your In-Studio, end of term performance. Students are permitted to invite guests to view the final class of the Term in our studio while each participant presents their own piece in front of a small audience. Photos and Videos are permitted. Types of Aerial Apparatus offered at KADC: **Silks/Tissue **Hoop – Single Point **Hoop – Double Point **Cube **Trapeze **Hammock Silks Recommended additional classes: Acro, Flexibility, Jazz and/or Ballet Dress Code Participants are asked to wear tight, fitted clothing covering as much skin as possible. KADC recommends tight, fitted long sleeved shirts, leggings, tights etc. Bare Feet. Hair should be neatly tied up in a ponytail or a Bun.
Ages 10-90 		Monday
7:30 PM to 8:30 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio B
 Hip Hop - Intermediate & Advanced
Myranda Bingham
KaliAndrews Dance Company is quickly emerging as one of the most exciting Hip Hop dance schools in the city. Our competitive dancers have risen to the top at both regional and national competitions, winning Top Hip Hop Scores in addition to several other Choreography and Special Awards throughout the past competitive seasons. Recreational Hip Hop dance at KaliAndrews Dance Company centers around freestyle classes, which focus on hip hop movements such as popping, locking, breaking, house and old school to today’s popular pop and hip-hop music. Great music and fresh choreography set our hip hop program apart! Dress Code Girls & Boys: Lose clothing such as T-Shirts, Tank Tops, Sweat and Track Pants are acceptable. Indoor shoes only please. Ponytail.
Ages 15-17 		Monday
8:00 PM to 8:45 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio C
 Aerial Acrobatics 3 - Adult
Lyndon Andrews
Course Prerequisites: - Must be comfortable hanging upside down - Can do one full chin-up without assistance - Can do one full push up from toes - Can touch toes standing (pike position) without bending knees - Understands that this course is both physically and mentally challenging - Can comprehend and follow instructions well KaliAndrews Dance Company provides the opportunity for participants to explore their artistic acrobatic skills in the air! Offering multiple choices of Aerial Apparatus’ for our students to discover, explore, grow and challenge themselves within each lesson. Aerial acrobatics has become well-known in the circus performance community and is continuing to grow in popularity. This form of acrobatics is highly challenging in addition to being rewarding at the same time and is commonly seen in the world-famous Cirque du Soleil. Aerialists focus on obtaining strength throughout Term 1 while focussing on training proper technique of skills with a variety of Aerial Apparatus’. In Term 2, Aerialists learn to put together their own performance pieces. Under the direction of KADC’s staff, you will have the opportunity to learn how to put choreography together, receive advice on music selections and adequate practice time in preparation for your In-Studio, end of term performance. Students are permitted to invite guests to view the final class of the Term in our studio while each participant presents their own piece in front of a small audience. Photos and Videos are permitted. Types of Aerial Apparatus offered at KADC: **Silks/Tissue **Hoop – Single Point **Hoop – Double Point **Cube **Trapeze **Hammock Silks Recommended additional classes: Acro, Flexibility, Jazz and/or Ballet Dress Code Participants are asked to wear tight, fitted clothing covering as much skin as possible. KADC recommends tight, fitted long sleeved shirts, leggings, tights etc. Bare Feet. Hair should be neatly tied up in a ponytail or a Bun.
Ages 19-60 		Monday
8:30 PM to 9:30 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio B
 Acro - Elementary 1
Myranda Bingham
Must have completed Grade 5 Acro Examination -- or -- Can complete the following: 1. Splits - left, right and centre 2. Cartwheel Variations on both sides 3. Front and Back Walkover Variations 4. Balances - Hand, Chest, Elbow and Head 5. Front and Back Chest rolls 6. Rolling Bends 7. Waterfall 8. Hand Walks 9. Dive Walkovers or Front Handsprings 10. Nip Up or Head Spring Acrobatic Dance and Circus Style Acrobatics are a unique twist on the usual styles of dance. Acrobatic Dance, is both an athletic sport and a performing art which offers a dazzling array of unique skills and personalities to the audience. The most visible display of Acrobatics can currently be seen in the world-famous Cirque du Soleil. Our recreational programs are a perfect spot for students to learn the fundamentals of Acrobatic Dance. Students work on their flexibility and strength before attempting their tricks with experienced, qualified spotters and instructors. Basic tricks such as Splits, Back-bends, Rolls and Cartwheels are introduced immediately after obtaining the proper strength for support. Participants also learn the basic fundamentals of multiple acrobatic balances such as Head, Chest, Elbow and Hand Balances. Front and Back Walkovers are introduced once the participants obtain the Back-bend and Recovery consistently which then prepares them for more advanced skills while applying new and interesting variations to the basics. In our syllabus-based acrobatic classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz and/or Ballet, Stunting & Tumbling Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Sun Tan Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top & Black Shorts, Bare Feet. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts, Bare Feet.
Ages 13-13 		Tuesday
5:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio A
 Ballet - Grade 5
Anne-Marie Laramee
Must have completed Grade 4 Ballet Examination -- or -- Can complete an assessment. Ballet dance classes focus on the principles and steps on which almost all dance styles were founded. With a solid ballet foundation, dancers can transfer their skills into other dance forms to enhance their versatility. While all styles of dance tend to compliment one another, Ballet technique is the foundation for many other dance styles and is a highly recommended addition to any dancers’ course load. In our syllabus-based ballet classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Pink Convertible Tights, Pink Ballet Slippers. Ballet Bun Boys: White T-Shirt, Black Slim Fitting Shorts or Leggings, Black Ballet Slippers.
Ages 12-12 		Tuesday
5:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio B
 Jazz - Elementary 2
Katiana Paré
Must have completed Elementary 1 and Grade 5 Jazz Examination -- or -- Can complete an assessment. Jazz dance technique was designed to rebel against traditional ballet. Jazz dance is energetic and fun, showcasing exaggerated movements, fancy footwork, big leaps and fast turns with an attitude that the dancer conveys to the audience. This style of dance is faster than ballet, which most students find more enjoyable and easier to follow. However, to excel in jazz, dancers need a strong background in ballet. KaliAndrews Dance Company offers Jazz dance classes for all ages. Beginners and experienced dancers are welcome. In our syllabus-based jazz classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jumps & Turns, Ballet Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes.
Ages 14-14 		Tuesday
5:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio A
 Acro - Grade 5
Zoe Matsoukas
Must have completed Grade 4 Acro Examination -- or -- Can complete the following: 1. Splits - left, right and center 2. Cartwheel Variations on both sides 3. Front and Back Walkover Variations 4. Balances - Chest, Elbow and Head 5. Front and Back Chest rolls 6. Rolling Bends 7. Waterfall Acrobatic Dance and Circus Style Acrobatics are a unique twist on the usual styles of dance. Acrobatic Dance, is both an athletic sport and a performing art which offers a dazzling array of unique skills and personalities to the audience. The most visible display of Acrobatics can currently be seen in the world-famous Cirque du Soleil. Our recreational programs are a perfect spot for students to learn the fundamentals of Acrobatic Dance. Students work on their flexibility and strength before attempting their tricks with experienced, qualified spotters and instructors. Basic tricks such as Splits, Back-bends, Rolls and Cartwheels are introduced immediately after obtaining the proper strength for support. Participants also learn the basic fundamentals of multiple acrobatic balances such as Head, Chest, Elbow and Hand Balances. Front and Back Walkovers are introduced once the participants obtain the Back-bend and Recovery consistently which then prepares them for more advanced skills while applying new and interesting variations to the basics. In our syllabus-based acrobatic classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz and/or Ballet, Stunting & Tumbling Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Sun Tan Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top & Black Shorts, Bare Feet. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts, Bare Feet.
Ages 12-12 		Tuesday
6:00 PM to 7:00 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio C
 Ballet - Elementary 2
Anne-Marie Laramee
Must have completed Elementary 1 and Grade 5 Ballet Examination -- or -- Can complete an assessment. Ballet dance classes focus on the principles and steps on which almost all dance styles were founded. With a solid ballet foundation, dancers can transfer their skills into other dance forms to enhance their versatility. While all styles of dance tend to compliment one another, Ballet technique is the foundation for many other dance styles and is a highly recommended addition to any dancers’ course load. In our syllabus-based ballet classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Pink Convertible Tights, Pink Ballet Slippers. Ballet Bun Boys: White T-Shirt, Black Slim Fitting Shorts or Leggings, Black Ballet Slippers.
Ages 14-14 		Tuesday
6:00 PM to 7:00 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio C
 Jazz - Elementary 1
Katiana Paré
Must have completed Grade 5 Jazz Examination -- or -- Can complete an assessment. Jazz dance technique was designed to rebel against traditional ballet. Jazz dance is energetic and fun, showcasing exaggerated movements, fancy footwork, big leaps and fast turns with an attitude that the dancer conveys to the audience. This style of dance is faster than ballet, which most students find more enjoyable and easier to follow. However, to excel in jazz, dancers need a strong background in ballet. KaliAndrews Dance Company offers Jazz dance classes for all ages. Beginners and experienced dancers are welcome. In our syllabus-based jazz classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jumps & Turns, Ballet Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes.
Ages 13-13 		Tuesday
6:00 PM to 7:00 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio B
 Acro - Intermediate & Advanced
Isabelle Lepage
Must have completed Elementary Acro Examination -- or -- Can complete the following: 1. Splits - left, right and center 2. Cartwheel Variations on both sides 3. One Handed Front and Back Walkovers with Variations 4. Balances - Hand, Chest, Elbow and Head 5. Front and Back Chest rolls 6. Rolling Bends 7. Waterfall 8. Hand Walks 9. Dive Walkovers or Front Handsprings 10. Nip Up or Head Spring 11. Tumbling Skills - Aerial or Handspring skills Acrobatic Dance and Circus Style Acrobatics are a unique twist on the usual styles of dance. Acrobatic Dance, is both an athletic sport and a performing art which offers a dazzling array of unique skills and personalities to the audience. The most visible display of Acrobatics can currently be seen in the world-famous Cirque du Soleil. Our recreational programs are a perfect spot for students to learn the fundamentals of Acrobatic Dance. Students work on their flexibility and strength before attempting their tricks with experienced, qualified spotters and instructors. Basic tricks such as Splits, Back-bends, Rolls and Cartwheels are introduced immediately after obtaining the proper strength for support. Participants also learn the basic fundamentals of multiple acrobatic balances such as Head, Chest, Elbow and Hand Balances. Front and Back Walkovers are introduced once the participants obtain the Back-bend and Recovery consistently which then prepares them for more advanced skills while applying new and interesting variations to the basics. In our syllabus-based acrobatic classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz and/or Ballet, Stunting & Tumbling Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Sun Tan Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top & Black Shorts, Bare Feet. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts, Bare Feet.
Ages 15-17 		Tuesday
7:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio C
 Ballet - Elementary 1
Anne-Marie Laramee
Must have completed Grade 5 Ballet Examination -- or -- Can complete an assessment. Ballet dance classes focus on the principles and steps on which almost all dance styles were founded. With a solid ballet foundation, dancers can transfer their skills into other dance forms to enhance their versatility. While all styles of dance tend to compliment one another, Ballet technique is the foundation for many other dance styles and is a highly recommended addition to any dancers’ course load. In our syllabus-based ballet classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Pink Convertible Tights, Pink Ballet Slippers. Ballet Bun Boys: White T-Shirt, Black Slim Fitting Shorts or Leggings, Black Ballet Slippers.
Ages 13-13 		Tuesday
7:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio A
 Jazz - Grade 5
Katiana Paré
Must have completed Grade 4 Jazz Examination -- or -- Can complete an assessment. Jazz dance technique was designed to rebel against traditional ballet. Jazz dance is energetic and fun, showcasing exaggerated movements, fancy footwork, big leaps and fast turns with an attitude that the dancer conveys to the audience. This style of dance is faster than ballet, which most students find more enjoyable and easier to follow. However, to excel in jazz, dancers need a strong background in ballet. KaliAndrews Dance Company offers Jazz dance classes for all ages. Beginners and experienced dancers are welcome. In our syllabus-based jazz classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jumps & Turns, Ballet Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes.
Ages 12-12 		Tuesday
7:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio A
 Acro - Elementary 2
Isabelle Lepage
Must have completed Elementary 1 & Grade 5 Acro Examination -- or -- Can complete the following: 1. Splits - left, right and centre 2. Cartwheel Variations on both sides 3. Front and Back Walkover Variations 4. Balances - Hand, Chest, Elbow and Head 5. Front and Back Chest rolls 6. Rolling Bends 7. Waterfall 8. Hand Walks 9. Dive Walkovers or Front Handsprings 10. Nip Up or Head Spring Acrobatic Dance and Circus Style Acrobatics are a unique twist on the usual styles of dance. Acrobatic Dance, is both an athletic sport and a performing art which offers a dazzling array of unique skills and personalities to the audience. The most visible display of Acrobatics can currently be seen in the world-famous Cirque du Soleil. Our recreational programs are a perfect spot for students to learn the fundamentals of Acrobatic Dance. Students work on their flexibility and strength before attempting their tricks with experienced, qualified spotters and instructors. Basic tricks such as Splits, Back-bends, Rolls and Cartwheels are introduced immediately after obtaining the proper strength for support. Participants also learn the basic fundamentals of multiple acrobatic balances such as Head, Chest, Elbow and Hand Balances. Front and Back Walkovers are introduced once the participants obtain the Back-bend and Recovery consistently which then prepares them for more advanced skills while applying new and interesting variations to the basics. In our syllabus-based acrobatic classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz and/or Ballet, Stunting & Tumbling Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Sun Tan Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top & Black Shorts, Bare Feet. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts, Bare Feet.
Ages 14-14 		Tuesday
8:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio C
 Ballet - Intermediate
Anne-Marie Laramee
Must have completed Elementary Ballet Examination -- or -- Can complete an assessment. Ballet dance classes focus on the principles and steps on which almost all dance styles were founded. With a solid ballet foundation, dancers can transfer their skills into other dance forms to enhance their versatility. While all styles of dance tend to compliment one another, Ballet technique is the foundation for many other dance styles and is a highly recommended addition to any dancers’ course load. In our syllabus-based ballet classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Pink Convertible Tights, Pink Ballet Slippers. Ballet Bun Boys: White T-Shirt, Black Slim Fitting Shorts or Leggings, Black Ballet Slippers.
Ages 15-15 		Tuesday
8:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio B
 Jazz - Advanced
Katiana Paré
Must have completed Intermediate Jazz Examination -- or -- Can complete an assessment. Jazz dance technique was designed to rebel against traditional ballet. Jazz dance is energetic and fun, showcasing exaggerated movements, fancy footwork, big leaps and fast turns with an attitude that the dancer conveys to the audience. This style of dance is faster than ballet, which most students find more enjoyable and easier to follow. However, to excel in jazz, dancers need a strong background in ballet. KaliAndrews Dance Company offers Jazz dance classes for all ages. Beginners and experienced dancers are welcome. In our syllabus-based jazz classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jumps & Turns, Ballet Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes.
Ages 16-17 		Tuesday
8:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio C
 Ballet - Advanced
Anne-Marie Laramee
Must have completed Intermediate Ballet Examination -- or -- Can complete an assessment. Ballet dance classes focus on the principles and steps on which almost all dance styles were founded. With a solid ballet foundation, dancers can transfer their skills into other dance forms to enhance their versatility. While all styles of dance tend to compliment one another, Ballet technique is the foundation for many other dance styles and is a highly recommended addition to any dancers’ course load. In our syllabus-based ballet classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Pink Convertible Tights, Pink Ballet Slippers. Ballet Bun Boys: White T-Shirt, Black Slim Fitting Shorts or Leggings, Black Ballet Slippers.
Ages 16-17 		Tuesday
9:00 PM to 10:00 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio B
 Jazz - Intermediate
Katiana Paré
Must have completed Elementary Jazz Examination -- or -- Can complete an assessment. Jazz dance technique was designed to rebel against traditional ballet. Jazz dance is energetic and fun, showcasing exaggerated movements, fancy footwork, big leaps and fast turns with an attitude that the dancer conveys to the audience. This style of dance is faster than ballet, which most students find more enjoyable and easier to follow. However, to excel in jazz, dancers need a strong background in ballet. KaliAndrews Dance Company offers Jazz dance classes for all ages. Beginners and experienced dancers are welcome. In our syllabus-based jazz classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jumps & Turns, Ballet Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes.
Ages 15-15 		Tuesday
9:00 PM to 10:00 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio B
 Acro - Grade 1
Tasha Coulter
Acrobatic Dance and Circus Style Acrobatics are a unique twist on the usual styles of dance. Acrobatic Dance, is both an athletic sport and a performing art which offers a dazzling array of unique skills and personalities to the audience. The most visible display of Acrobatics can currently be seen in the world-famous Cirque du Soleil. Our recreational programs are a perfect spot for students to learn the fundamentals of Acrobatic Dance. Students work on their flexibility and strength before attempting their tricks with experienced, qualified spotters and instructors. Basic tricks such as Splits, Back-bends, Rolls and Cartwheels are introduced immediately after obtaining the proper strength for support. Participants also learn the basic fundamentals of multiple acrobatic balances such as Head, Chest, Elbow and Hand Balances. Front and Back Walkovers are introduced once the participants obtain the Back-bend and Recovery consistently which then prepares them for more advanced skills while applying new and interesting variations to the basics. In our syllabus-based acrobatic classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz and/or Ballet, Stunting & Tumbling Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Sun Tan Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top & Black Shorts, Bare Feet. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts, Bare Feet.
Ages 8-8 		Wednesday
5:00 PM to 5:45 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio C
 Ballet - Grade 2
Anne-Marie Laramee
Ballet dance classes focus on the principles and steps on which almost all dance styles were founded. With a solid ballet foundation, dancers can transfer their skills into other dance forms to enhance their versatility. While all styles of dance tend to compliment one another, Ballet technique is the foundation for many other dance styles and is a highly recommended addition to any dancers’ course load. In our syllabus-based ballet classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Pink Convertible Tights, Pink Ballet Slippers. Ballet Bun Boys: White T-Shirt, Black Slim Fitting Shorts or Leggings, Black Ballet Slippers.
Ages 9-9 		Wednesday
5:00 PM to 5:45 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio A
 Jazz - Primary
Ryleigh Anderson
Jazz dance technique was designed to rebel against traditional ballet. Jazz dance is energetic and fun, showcasing exaggerated movements, fancy footwork, big leaps and fast turns with an attitude that the dancer conveys to the audience. This style of dance is faster than ballet, which most students find more enjoyable and easier to follow. However, to excel in jazz, dancers need a strong background in ballet. KaliAndrews Dance Company offers Jazz dance classes for all ages. Beginners and experienced dancers are welcome. In our syllabus-based jazz classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Ballet Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes.
Ages 7-7 		Wednesday
5:00 PM to 5:45 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio C
 Acro - Grade 2
Tasha Coulter
Acrobatic Dance and Circus Style Acrobatics are a unique twist on the usual styles of dance. Acrobatic Dance, is both an athletic sport and a performing art which offers a dazzling array of unique skills and personalities to the audience. The most visible display of Acrobatics can currently be seen in the world-famous Cirque du Soleil. Our recreational programs are a perfect spot for students to learn the fundamentals of Acrobatic Dance. Students work on their flexibility and strength before attempting their tricks with experienced, qualified spotters and instructors. Basic tricks such as Splits, Back-bends, Rolls and Cartwheels are introduced immediately after obtaining the proper strength for support. Participants also learn the basic fundamentals of multiple acrobatic balances such as Head, Chest, Elbow and Hand Balances. Front and Back Walkovers are introduced once the participants obtain the Back-bend and Recovery consistently which then prepares them for more advanced skills while applying new and interesting variations to the basics. In our syllabus-based acrobatic classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz and/or Ballet, Stunting & Tumbling Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Sun Tan Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top & Black Shorts, Bare Feet. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts, Bare Feet.
Ages 9-9 		Wednesday
5:45 PM to 6:30 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio A
 Ballet - Primary
Anne-Marie Laramee
Ballet dance classes focus on the principles and steps on which almost all dance styles were founded. With a solid ballet foundation, dancers can transfer their skills into other dance forms to enhance their versatility. While all styles of dance tend to compliment one another, Ballet technique is the foundation for many other dance styles and is a highly recommended addition to any dancers’ course load. In our syllabus-based ballet classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Pink Convertible Tights, Pink Ballet Slippers. Ballet Bun Boys: White T-Shirt, Black Slim Fitting Shorts or Leggings, Black Ballet Slippers.
Ages 7-7 		Wednesday
5:45 PM to 6:30 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio B
 Jazz - Grade 1
Ryleigh Anderson
Jazz dance technique was designed to rebel against traditional ballet. Jazz dance is energetic and fun, showcasing exaggerated movements, fancy footwork, big leaps and fast turns with an attitude that the dancer conveys to the audience. This style of dance is faster than ballet, which most students find more enjoyable and easier to follow. However, to excel in jazz, dancers need a strong background in ballet. KaliAndrews Dance Company offers Jazz dance classes for all ages. Beginners and experienced dancers are welcome. In our syllabus-based jazz classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jumps & Turns, Ballet Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes.
Ages 8-8 		Wednesday
5:45 PM to 6:30 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio A
 Acro - Primary
Zoe Matsoukas
Acrobatic Dance and Circus Style Acrobatics are a unique twist on the usual styles of dance. Acrobatic Dance, is both an athletic sport and a performing art which offers a dazzling array of unique skills and personalities to the audience. The most visible display of Acrobatics can currently be seen in the world-famous Cirque du Soleil. Our recreational programs are a perfect spot for students to learn the fundamentals of Acrobatic Dance. Students work on their flexibility and strength before attempting their tricks with experienced, qualified spotters and instructors. Basic tricks such as Splits, Back-bends, Rolls and Cartwheels are introduced immediately after obtaining the proper strength for support. Participants also learn the basic fundamentals of multiple acrobatic balances such as Head, Chest, Elbow and Hand Balances. Front and Back Walkovers are introduced once the participants obtain the Back-bend and Recovery consistently which then prepares them for more advanced skills while applying new and interesting variations to the basics. In our syllabus-based acrobatic classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz and/or Ballet, Stunting & Tumbling Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Sun Tan Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top & Black Shorts, Bare Feet. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts, Bare Feet.
Ages 7-7 		Wednesday
6:30 PM to 7:15 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio B
 Ballet - Grade 1
Anne-Marie Laramee
Ballet dance classes focus on the principles and steps on which almost all dance styles were founded. With a solid ballet foundation, dancers can transfer their skills into other dance forms to enhance their versatility. While all styles of dance tend to compliment one another, Ballet technique is the foundation for many other dance styles and is a highly recommended addition to any dancers’ course load. In our syllabus-based ballet classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Pink Convertible Tights, Pink Ballet Slippers. Ballet Bun Boys: White T-Shirt, Black Slim Fitting Shorts or Leggings, Black Ballet Slippers.
Ages 8-8 		Wednesday
6:30 PM to 7:15 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio C
 Jazz - Grade 2
Ryleigh Anderson
Jazz dance technique was designed to rebel against traditional ballet. Jazz dance is energetic and fun, showcasing exaggerated movements, fancy footwork, big leaps and fast turns with an attitude that the dancer conveys to the audience. This style of dance is faster than ballet, which most students find more enjoyable and easier to follow. However, to excel in jazz, dancers need a strong background in ballet. KaliAndrews Dance Company offers Jazz dance classes for all ages. Beginners and experienced dancers are welcome. In our syllabus-based jazz classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jumps & Turns, Ballet Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes.
Ages 9-9 		Wednesday
6:30 PM to 7:15 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio A
 Performance Art - Primary, Grade 1&2
Ryleigh Anderson
Performance Art is a combination of dialogue, acting, dancing and theatrical dance. There is an increasing need for individuals trained in these areas. This class allows for students to become well rounded in their dance training by learning adjunct skills to improve their overall performance and style. This class will focus on multiple dance techniques, facial expression, Broadway techniques, Stagecraft and showmanship. Recommended additional classes: Jazz and/or Jumps & Turns, Ballet, Contemporary Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Leggings or Shorts, Bare Feet. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts, Bare Feet
Ages 7-9 		Wednesday
7:15 PM to 8:00 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio C
 Aerial Acrobatics 4
Lyndon Andrews
Course Prerequisites: - Must be comfortable hanging upside down - Can do one full chin-up without assistance - Can do one full push up from toes - Can touch toes standing (pike position) without bending knees - Understands that this course is both physically and mentally challenging - Can comprehend and follow instructions well KaliAndrews Dance Company provides the opportunity for participants to explore their artistic acrobatic skills in the air! Offering multiple choices of Aerial Apparatus’ for our students to discover, explore, grow and challenge themselves within each lesson. Aerial acrobatics has become well-known in the circus performance community and is continuing to grow in popularity. This form of acrobatics is highly challenging in addition to being rewarding at the same time and is commonly seen in the world-famous Cirque du Soleil. Aerialists focus on obtaining strength throughout Term 1 while focussing on training proper technique of skills with a variety of Aerial Apparatus’. In Term 2, Aerialists learn to put together their own performance pieces. Under the direction of KADC’s staff, you will have the opportunity to learn how to put choreography together, receive advice on music selections and adequate practice time in preparation for your In-Studio, end of term performance. Students are permitted to invite guests to view the final class of the Term in our studio while each participant presents their own piece in front of a small audience. Photos and Videos are permitted. Types of Aerial Apparatus offered at KADC: **Silks/Tissue **Hoop – Single Point **Hoop – Double Point **Cube **Trapeze **Hammock Silks Recommended additional classes: Acro, Flexibility, Jazz and/or Ballet Dress Code Participants are asked to wear tight, fitted clothing covering as much skin as possible. KADC recommends tight, fitted long sleeved shirts, leggings, tights etc. Bare Feet. Hair should be neatly tied up in a ponytail or a Bun.
Ages 10-19 		Wednesday
7:30 PM to 8:30 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio C
 Aerial Acrobatics 5
Lyndon Andrews
Course Prerequisites: - Must be comfortable hanging upside down - Can do one full chin-up without assistance - Can do one full push up from toes - Can touch toes standing (pike position) without bending knees - Understands that this course is both physically and mentally challenging - Can comprehend and follow instructions well KaliAndrews Dance Company provides the opportunity for participants to explore their artistic acrobatic skills in the air! Offering multiple choices of Aerial Apparatus’ for our students to discover, explore, grow and challenge themselves within each lesson. Aerial acrobatics has become well-known in the circus performance community and is continuing to grow in popularity. This form of acrobatics is highly challenging in addition to being rewarding at the same time and is commonly seen in the world-famous Cirque du Soleil. Aerialists focus on obtaining strength throughout Term 1 while focussing on training proper technique of skills with a variety of Aerial Apparatus’. In Term 2, Aerialists learn to put together their own performance pieces. Under the direction of KADC’s staff, you will have the opportunity to learn how to put choreography together, receive advice on music selections and adequate practice time in preparation for your In-Studio, end of term performance. Students are permitted to invite guests to view the final class of the Term in our studio while each participant presents their own piece in front of a small audience. Photos and Videos are permitted. Types of Aerial Apparatus offered at KADC: **Silks/Tissue **Hoop – Single Point **Hoop – Double Point **Cube **Trapeze **Hammock Silks Recommended additional classes: Acro, Flexibility, Jazz and/or Ballet Dress Code Participants are asked to wear tight, fitted clothing covering as much skin as possible. KADC recommends tight, fitted long sleeved shirts, leggings, tights etc. Bare Feet. Hair should be neatly tied up in a ponytail or a Bun.
Ages 10-60 		Wednesday
8:30 PM to 9:30 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio C
 Ballet - Grade 4
Anne-Marie Laramee
Must have completed Grade 3 Ballet Examination -- or -- Can complete an assessment. Ballet dance classes focus on the principles and steps on which almost all dance styles were founded. With a solid ballet foundation, dancers can transfer their skills into other dance forms to enhance their versatility. While all styles of dance tend to compliment one another, Ballet technique is the foundation for many other dance styles and is a highly recommended addition to any dancers’ course load. In our syllabus-based ballet classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Pink Convertible Tights, Pink Ballet Slippers. Ballet Bun Boys: White T-Shirt, Black Slim Fitting Shorts or Leggings, Black Ballet Slippers.
Ages 11-11 		Thursday
5:00 PM to 5:45 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio B
 Jazz - Grade 3
Zoe Matsoukas
Jazz dance technique was designed to rebel against traditional ballet. Jazz dance is energetic and fun, showcasing exaggerated movements, fancy footwork, big leaps and fast turns with an attitude that the dancer conveys to the audience. This style of dance is faster than ballet, which most students find more enjoyable and easier to follow. However, to excel in jazz, dancers need a strong background in ballet. KaliAndrews Dance Company offers Jazz dance classes for all ages. Beginners and experienced dancers are welcome. In our syllabus-based jazz classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jumps & Turns, Ballet Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes.
Ages 10-10 		Thursday
5:00 PM to 5:45 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio C
 Acro - Grade 4
Taylor Maxsom
Must have completed Grade 3 Acro Examination -- or -- Can complete the following: 1. Splits on both sides 2. Cartwheel Variations on both sides 3. Front and Back Walkover 4. Balances - Elbow and Head Acrobatic Dance and Circus Style Acrobatics are a unique twist on the usual styles of dance. Acrobatic Dance, is both an athletic sport and a performing art which offers a dazzling array of unique skills and personalities to the audience. The most visible display of Acrobatics can currently be seen in the world-famous Cirque du Soleil. Our recreational programs are a perfect spot for students to learn the fundamentals of Acrobatic Dance. Students work on their flexibility and strength before attempting their tricks with experienced, qualified spotters and instructors. Basic tricks such as Splits, Back-bends, Rolls and Cartwheels are introduced immediately after obtaining the proper strength for support. Participants also learn the basic fundamentals of multiple acrobatic balances such as Head, Chest, Elbow and Hand Balances. Front and Back Walkovers are introduced once the participants obtain the Back-bend and Recovery consistently which then prepares them for more advanced skills while applying new and interesting variations to the basics. In our syllabus-based acrobatic classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz and/or Ballet, Stunting & Tumbling Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Sun Tan Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top & Black Shorts, Bare Feet. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts, Bare Feet.
Ages 11-11 		Thursday
5:45 PM to 6:30 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio B
 Ballet - Grade 3
Anne-Marie Laramee
Ballet dance classes focus on the principles and steps on which almost all dance styles were founded. With a solid ballet foundation, dancers can transfer their skills into other dance forms to enhance their versatility. While all styles of dance tend to compliment one another, Ballet technique is the foundation for many other dance styles and is a highly recommended addition to any dancers’ course load. In our syllabus-based ballet classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Pink Convertible Tights, Pink Ballet Slippers. Ballet Bun Boys: White T-Shirt, Black Slim Fitting Shorts or Leggings, Black Ballet Slippers.
Ages 10-10 		Thursday
5:45 PM to 6:30 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio A
 Performance Art - Elementary to Advanced
Emily Leger
Performance Art is a combination of dialogue, acting, dancing and theatrical dance. There is an increasing need for individuals trained in these areas. This class allows for students to become well rounded in their dance training by learning adjunct skills to improve their overall performance and style. This class will focus on multiple dance techniques, facial expression, Broadway techniques, Stagecraft and showmanship. Recommended additional classes: Jazz and/or Jumps & Turns, Ballet, Contemporary Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Leggings or Shorts, Bare Feet. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts, Bare Feet
Ages 13-17 		Thursday
5:45 PM to 6:30 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio B
 Acro - Grade 3
Taylor Maxsom
Acrobatic Dance and Circus Style Acrobatics are a unique twist on the usual styles of dance. Acrobatic Dance, is both an athletic sport and a performing art which offers a dazzling array of unique skills and personalities to the audience. The most visible display of Acrobatics can currently be seen in the world-famous Cirque du Soleil. Our recreational programs are a perfect spot for students to learn the fundamentals of Acrobatic Dance. Students work on their flexibility and strength before attempting their tricks with experienced, qualified spotters and instructors. Basic tricks such as Splits, Back-bends, Rolls and Cartwheels are introduced immediately after obtaining the proper strength for support. Participants also learn the basic fundamentals of multiple acrobatic balances such as Head, Chest, Elbow and Hand Balances. Front and Back Walkovers are introduced once the participants obtain the Back-bend and Recovery consistently which then prepares them for more advanced skills while applying new and interesting variations to the basics. In our syllabus-based acrobatic classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz and/or Ballet, Stunting & Tumbling Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Sun Tan Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top & Black Shorts, Bare Feet. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts, Bare Feet.
Ages 10-10 		Thursday
6:30 PM to 7:15 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio C
 Jazz - Grade 4
Zoe Matsoukas
Must have completed Grade 3 Jazz Examination -- or -- Can complete an assessment. Jazz dance technique was designed to rebel against traditional ballet. Jazz dance is energetic and fun, showcasing exaggerated movements, fancy footwork, big leaps and fast turns with an attitude that the dancer conveys to the audience. This style of dance is faster than ballet, which most students find more enjoyable and easier to follow. However, to excel in jazz, dancers need a strong background in ballet. KaliAndrews Dance Company offers Jazz dance classes for all ages. Beginners and experienced dancers are welcome. In our syllabus-based jazz classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jumps & Turns, Ballet Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes.
Ages 11-11 		Thursday
6:30 PM to 7:15 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio A
 Tap - Elementary to Advanced
Erinn Carroll
Must have a minimum of 2 years previous tap experience. Tap Dance classes at KADC focus on fundamental tap technique to enhance rhythm and motor skills. Students are introduced to tap through the BATD syllabus and progress to open work at the advanced levels. Tap Dance is an exciting form of dance in which dancers wear special shoes equipped with metal taps. Tap dancers use their feet like drums to create rhythmic patterns and timely beats. The term “tap dancing” is derived from the tapping sound produced when the small metal plates on the dancer’s shoes touch a hard floor or surface. Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Tap Shoes. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Tap Shoes
Ages 13-17 		Thursday
6:30 PM to 7:15 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio A
 Tap - Grade 3, 4 & 5
Erinn Carroll
Must have a minimum of 2 years previous tap experience. Tap Dance classes at KADC focus on fundamental tap technique to enhance rhythm and motor skills. Students are introduced to tap through the BATD syllabus and progress to open work at the advanced levels. Tap Dance is an exciting form of dance in which dancers wear special shoes equipped with metal taps. Tap dancers use their feet like drums to create rhythmic patterns and timely beats. The term “tap dancing” is derived from the tapping sound produced when the small metal plates on the dancer’s shoes touch a hard floor or surface. Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Tap Shoes. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Tap Shoes
Ages 10-12 		Thursday
7:15 PM to 8:00 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio A
 Performance Art - Grade 3, 4 & 5
Emily Leger
Performance Art is a combination of dialogue, acting, dancing and theatrical dance. There is an increasing need for individuals trained in these areas. This class allows for students to become well rounded in their dance training by learning adjunct skills to improve their overall performance and style. This class will focus on multiple dance techniques, facial expression, Broadway techniques, Stagecraft and showmanship. Recommended additional classes: Jazz and/or Jumps & Turns, Ballet, Contemporary Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Leggings or Shorts, Bare Feet. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts, Bare Feet
Ages 10-12 		Thursday
8:00 PM to 8:45 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio C
 Aerial Acrobatics 6
Lyndon Andrews
Course Prerequisites: - Must be comfortable hanging upside down - Can do one full chin-up without assistance - Can do one full push up from toes - Can touch toes standing (pike position) without bending knees - Understands that this course is both physically and mentally challenging - Can comprehend and follow instructions well KaliAndrews Dance Company provides the opportunity for participants to explore their artistic acrobatic skills in the air! Offering multiple choices of Aerial Apparatus’ for our students to discover, explore, grow and challenge themselves within each lesson. Aerial acrobatics has become well-known in the circus performance community and is continuing to grow in popularity. This form of acrobatics is highly challenging in addition to being rewarding at the same time and is commonly seen in the world-famous Cirque du Soleil. Aerialists focus on obtaining strength throughout Term 1 while focussing on training proper technique of skills with a variety of Aerial Apparatus’. In Term 2, Aerialists learn to put together their own performance pieces. Under the direction of KADC’s staff, you will have the opportunity to learn how to put choreography together, receive advice on music selections and adequate practice time in preparation for your In-Studio, end of term performance. Students are permitted to invite guests to view the final class of the Term in our studio while each participant presents their own piece in front of a small audience. Photos and Videos are permitted. Types of Aerial Apparatus offered at KADC: **Silks/Tissue **Hoop – Single Point **Hoop – Double Point **Cube **Trapeze **Hammock Silks Recommended additional classes: Acro, Flexibility, Jazz and/or Ballet Dress Code Participants are asked to wear tight, fitted clothing covering as much skin as possible. KADC recommends tight, fitted long sleeved shirts, leggings, tights etc. Bare Feet. Hair should be neatly tied up in a ponytail or a Bun.
Ages 10-19 		Friday
5:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio B
 Ballet - Open
Rose Loignon-LaPointe
Ballet dance classes focus on the principles and steps on which almost all dance styles were founded. With a solid ballet foundation, dancers can transfer their skills into other dance forms to enhance their versatility. While all styles of dance tend to compliment one another, Ballet technique is the foundation for many other dance styles and is a highly recommended addition to any dancers’ course load. In our syllabus-based ballet classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Pink Convertible Tights, Pink Ballet Slippers. Ballet Bun Boys: White T-Shirt, Black Slim Fitting Shorts or Leggings, Black Ballet Slippers.
Ages 11-16 		Friday
5:30 PM to 6:15 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio C
 Aerial Acrobatics 7
Lyndon Andrews
Course Prerequisites: - Must be comfortable hanging upside down - Can do one full chin-up without assistance - Can do one full push up from toes - Can touch toes standing (pike position) without bending knees - Understands that this course is both physically and mentally challenging - Can comprehend and follow instructions well KaliAndrews Dance Company provides the opportunity for participants to explore their artistic acrobatic skills in the air! Offering multiple choices of Aerial Apparatus’ for our students to discover, explore, grow and challenge themselves within each lesson. Aerial acrobatics has become well-known in the circus performance community and is continuing to grow in popularity. This form of acrobatics is highly challenging in addition to being rewarding at the same time and is commonly seen in the world-famous Cirque du Soleil. Aerialists focus on obtaining strength throughout Term 1 while focussing on training proper technique of skills with a variety of Aerial Apparatus’. In Term 2, Aerialists learn to put together their own performance pieces. Under the direction of KADC’s staff, you will have the opportunity to learn how to put choreography together, receive advice on music selections and adequate practice time in preparation for your In-Studio, end of term performance. Students are permitted to invite guests to view the final class of the Term in our studio while each participant presents their own piece in front of a small audience. Photos and Videos are permitted. Types of Aerial Apparatus offered at KADC: **Silks/Tissue **Hoop – Single Point **Hoop – Double Point **Cube **Trapeze **Hammock Silks Recommended additional classes: Acro, Flexibility, Jazz and/or Ballet Dress Code Participants are asked to wear tight, fitted clothing covering as much skin as possible. KADC recommends tight, fitted long sleeved shirts, leggings, tights etc. Bare Feet. Hair should be neatly tied up in a ponytail or a Bun.
Ages 10-19 		Friday
6:00 PM to 7:00 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio B
 Jazz - Open
Rose Loignon-LaPointe
Jazz dance technique was designed to rebel against traditional ballet. Jazz dance is energetic and fun, showcasing exaggerated movements, fancy footwork, big leaps and fast turns with an attitude that the dancer conveys to the audience. This style of dance is faster than ballet, which most students find more enjoyable and easier to follow. However, to excel in jazz, dancers need a strong background in ballet. KaliAndrews Dance Company offers Jazz dance classes for all ages. Beginners and experienced dancers are welcome. In our syllabus-based jazz classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jumps & Turns, Ballet Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes.
Ages 11-16 		Friday
6:15 PM to 7:00 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio B
 Acro - Open
Tasha Coulter
Acrobatic Dance and Circus Style Acrobatics are a unique twist on the usual styles of dance. Acrobatic Dance, is both an athletic sport and a performing art which offers a dazzling array of unique skills and personalities to the audience. The most visible display of Acrobatics can currently be seen in the world-famous Cirque du Soleil. Our recreational programs are a perfect spot for students to learn the fundamentals of Acrobatic Dance. Students work on their flexibility and strength before attempting their tricks with experienced, qualified spotters and instructors. Basic tricks such as Splits, Back-bends, Rolls and Cartwheels are introduced immediately after obtaining the proper strength for support. Participants also learn the basic fundamentals of multiple acrobatic balances such as Head, Chest, Elbow and Hand Balances. Front and Back Walkovers are introduced once the participants obtain the Back-bend and Recovery consistently which then prepares them for more advanced skills while applying new and interesting variations to the basics. In our syllabus-based acrobatic classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz and/or Ballet, Stunting & Tumbling Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Sun Tan Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top & Black Shorts, Bare Feet. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts, Bare Feet.
Ages 11-16 		Friday
7:00 PM to 7:45 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio A-B-C
 Competitive Master Class - Elementary to Advanced
Anne-Marie Laramee
Competitive Master Classes (Booked when guests are available) & Competitive Cardio Class - Bi-Weekly. All Competitive dancers age 13 & Up are to attend this class. Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Leggings or Shorts, Bare Feet, Sun Tan Foot Paws or Socks. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Bare Feet, Sun Tan Foot Paws or Socks.
Ages 13-18 		Friday
8:00 PM to 9:30 PM
Aug 6 to Aug 6
Studio A
 Ballet - Pre-Primary 1
Gina Nelson
Ballet dance classes focus on the principles and steps on which almost all dance styles were founded. With a solid ballet foundation, dancers can transfer their skills into other dance forms to enhance their versatility. While all styles of dance tend to compliment one another, Ballet technique is the foundation for many other dance styles and is a highly recommended addition to any dancers’ course load. In our syllabus-based ballet classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Pink Convertible Tights, Pink Ballet Slippers. Ballet Bun Boys: White T-Shirt, Black Slim Fitting Shorts or Leggings, Black Ballet Slippers.
Ages 5-5 		Saturday
8:45 AM to 9:30 AM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio B
 Acro - Pre-Primary 2
Taylor Maxsom
Acrobatic Dance and Circus Style Acrobatics are a unique twist on the usual styles of dance. Acrobatic Dance, is both an athletic sport and a performing art which offers a dazzling array of unique skills and personalities to the audience. The most visible display of Acrobatics can currently be seen in the world-famous Cirque du Soleil. Our recreational programs are a perfect spot for students to learn the fundamentals of Acrobatic Dance. Students work on their flexibility and strength before attempting their tricks with experienced, qualified spotters and instructors. Basic tricks such as Splits, Back-bends, Rolls and Cartwheels are introduced immediately after obtaining the proper strength for support. Participants also learn the basic fundamentals of multiple acrobatic balances such as Head, Chest, Elbow and Hand Balances. Front and Back Walkovers are introduced once the participants obtain the Back-bend and Recovery consistently which then prepares them for more advanced skills while applying new and interesting variations to the basics. In our syllabus-based acrobatic classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz and/or Ballet, Stunting & Tumbling Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Sun Tan Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top & Black Shorts, Bare Feet. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts, Bare Feet.
Ages 6-6 		Saturday
9:15 AM to 10:00 AM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio A
 Jazz - Pre-Primary 1
Gina Nelson
Jazz dance technique was designed to rebel against traditional ballet. Jazz dance is energetic and fun, showcasing exaggerated movements, fancy footwork, big leaps and fast turns with an attitude that the dancer conveys to the audience. This style of dance is faster than ballet, which most students find more enjoyable and easier to follow. However, to excel in jazz, dancers need a strong background in ballet. KaliAndrews Dance Company offers Jazz dance classes for all ages. Beginners and experienced dancers are welcome. In our syllabus-based jazz classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Ballet Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes.
Ages 5-6 		Saturday
9:30 AM to 10:15 AM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio B
 Jazz - Pre-Primary 2
Ryleigh Anderson
Jazz dance technique was designed to rebel against traditional ballet. Jazz dance is energetic and fun, showcasing exaggerated movements, fancy footwork, big leaps and fast turns with an attitude that the dancer conveys to the audience. This style of dance is faster than ballet, which most students find more enjoyable and easier to follow. However, to excel in jazz, dancers need a strong background in ballet. KaliAndrews Dance Company offers Jazz dance classes for all ages. Beginners and experienced dancers are welcome. In our syllabus-based jazz classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Ballet Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes.
Ages 6-6 		Saturday
10:00 AM to 10:45 AM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio A
 Acro - Pre-Primary 1
Taylor Maxsom
Acrobatic Dance and Circus Style Acrobatics are a unique twist on the usual styles of dance. Acrobatic Dance, is both an athletic sport and a performing art which offers a dazzling array of unique skills and personalities to the audience. The most visible display of Acrobatics can currently be seen in the world-famous Cirque du Soleil. Our recreational programs are a perfect spot for students to learn the fundamentals of Acrobatic Dance. Students work on their flexibility and strength before attempting their tricks with experienced, qualified spotters and instructors. Basic tricks such as Splits, Back-bends, Rolls and Cartwheels are introduced immediately after obtaining the proper strength for support. Participants also learn the basic fundamentals of multiple acrobatic balances such as Head, Chest, Elbow and Hand Balances. Front and Back Walkovers are introduced once the participants obtain the Back-bend and Recovery consistently which then prepares them for more advanced skills while applying new and interesting variations to the basics. In our syllabus-based acrobatic classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz and/or Ballet, Stunting & Tumbling Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Sun Tan Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top & Black Shorts, Bare Feet. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts, Bare Feet.
Ages 5-5 		Saturday
10:15 AM to 11:00 AM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio B
 Ballet - Pre-Primary 2
Gina Nelson
Ballet dance classes focus on the principles and steps on which almost all dance styles were founded. With a solid ballet foundation, dancers can transfer their skills into other dance forms to enhance their versatility. While all styles of dance tend to compliment one another, Ballet technique is the foundation for many other dance styles and is a highly recommended addition to any dancers’ course load. In our syllabus-based ballet classes, students will study exam preparation work in Term 1 and move into preparation for our recital performance throughout Term 2. Recommended additional classes: Jazz Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Pink Convertible Tights, Pink Ballet Slippers. Ballet Bun Boys: White T-Shirt, Black Slim Fitting Shorts or Leggings, Black Ballet Slippers.
Ages 6-6 		Saturday
10:45 AM to 11:30 AM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio A
 Jumps & Turns - Grade 4 & 5
Anne-Marie Laramee
Jumps & Turns classes are designed to enhance jazz techniques with a primary focus on mastering jumping and turning elements without choreography. Dancers will build muscle memory and fine tune their skills for easy execution with these skills. This is not a performance-based class; therefore, the participants have the opportunity to continue their training for the full duration of each term. Recommended additional classes: Ballet, Jazz Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes.
Ages 11-12 		Saturday
11:30 AM to 12:15 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio B
 Stunting & Tumbling - Elementary
Zoe Matsoukas
Participants must meet the following criteria: - Minimum 2 years of acrobatic experience - Front Walkover - Back Walkover - Cartwheel – Left & Right - Can hold a Handstand at the wall for 30 seconds Stunting & Tumbling classes combine strength, power, agility and coordination that can captivate audiences and bring them to the edge of their seats. This class focuses on stunting & tumbling techniques that build on tricks taken from our acro classes which advances them into powerful tricks! Students can enjoy a safe training facility as they practice techniques and drills using safety equipment and then move to mastering movements alone. Recommended additional classes: Acro Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Leggings or Shorts, Bare Feet. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts, Bare Feet
Ages 13-14 		Saturday
11:30 AM to 12:15 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio C
 Technique - Gr. 1, 2 & 3
Nina Menon
Technique classes are designed to enhance dance techniques with a primary focus on mastering and fully comprehending technical dance elements without choreography. Dancers will build muscle memory and fine tune their skills for easy execution with technical ballet skills. This is not a performance-based class; therefore, the participants have the opportunity to continue their training for the full duration of each term. Recommended additional classes: Ballet Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Pink Convertible Tights, Pink Ballet Slippers. Ballet Bun Boys: White T-Shirt, Black Slim Fitting Shorts or Leggings, Black Ballet Slippers.
Ages 8-10 		Saturday
11:30 AM to 12:15 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio B
 Jumps & Turns - Elementary
Anne-Marie Laramee
Jumps & Turns classes are designed to enhance jazz techniques with a primary focus on mastering jumping and turning elements without choreography. Dancers will build muscle memory and fine tune their skills for easy execution with these skills. This is not a performance-based class; therefore, the participants have the opportunity to continue their training for the full duration of each term. Recommended additional classes: Ballet, Jazz Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes.
Ages 13-14 		Saturday
12:15 PM to 1:00 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio A
 Stunting & Tumbling - Gr. 1, 2 & 3
Zoe Matsoukas
Participants must meet the following criteria: - Minimum 1 year of acrobatic experience - Front Walkover - Back Walkover - Cartwheel – Left & Right - Can hold a Handstand at the wall for 30 seconds Stunting & Tumbling classes combine strength, power, agility and coordination that can captivate audiences and bring them to the edge of their seats. This class focuses on stunting & tumbling techniques that build on tricks taken from our acro classes which advances them into powerful tricks! Students can enjoy a safe training facility as they practice techniques and drills using safety equipment and then move to mastering movements alone. Recommended additional classes: Acro Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Leggings or Shorts, Bare Feet. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts, Bare Feet
Ages 8-10 		Saturday
12:15 PM to 1:00 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio C
 Technique - Grade 4 & 5
Nina Menon
Technique classes are designed to enhance dance techniques with a primary focus on mastering and fully comprehending technical dance elements without choreography. Dancers will build muscle memory and fine tune their skills for easy execution with technical ballet skills. This is not a performance-based class; therefore, the participants have the opportunity to continue their training for the full duration of each term. Recommended additional classes: Ballet Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Pink Convertible Tights, Pink Ballet Slippers. Ballet Bun Boys: White T-Shirt, Black Slim Fitting Shorts or Leggings, Black Ballet Slippers.
Ages 11-12 		Saturday
12:15 PM to 1:00 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio A
 Jumps & Turns - Gr. 1, 2 & 3
Anne-Marie Laramee
Jumps & Turns classes are designed to enhance jazz techniques with a primary focus on mastering jumping and turning elements without choreography. Dancers will build muscle memory and fine tune their skills for easy execution with these skills. This is not a performance-based class; therefore, the participants have the opportunity to continue their training for the full duration of each term. Recommended additional classes: Ballet, Jazz Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes.
Ages 8-10 		Saturday
1:00 PM to 1:45 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio B
 Stunting & Tumbling - Intermediate & Advanced
Isabelle Lepage
Participants must meet the following criteria: - Minimum 2 years of acrobatic experience - Front Walkover - Back Walkover - Cartwheel – Left & Right - Can hold a Handstand at the wall for 30 seconds Stunting & Tumbling classes combine strength, power, agility and coordination that can captivate audiences and bring them to the edge of their seats. This class focuses on stunting & tumbling techniques that build on tricks taken from our acro classes which advances them into powerful tricks! Students can enjoy a safe training facility as they practice techniques and drills using safety equipment and then move to mastering movements alone. Recommended additional classes: Acro Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Leggings or Shorts, Bare Feet. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts, Bare Feet
Ages 15-17 		Saturday
1:00 PM to 1:45 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio C
 Technique - Elementary
Nina Menon
Technique classes are designed to enhance dance techniques with a primary focus on mastering and fully comprehending technical dance elements without choreography. Dancers will build muscle memory and fine tune their skills for easy execution with technical ballet skills. This is not a performance-based class; therefore, the participants have the opportunity to continue their training for the full duration of each term. Recommended additional classes: Ballet Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Pink Convertible Tights, Pink Ballet Slippers. Ballet Bun Boys: White T-Shirt, Black Slim Fitting Shorts or Leggings, Black Ballet Slippers.
Ages 13-14 		Saturday
1:00 PM to 1:45 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio C
 Ballet-Pointe - Elementary
Nina Menon
Pointe Year 1 and 2. Our Elementary Pointe class includes beginner pointe techniques focusing on building the fundamentals and strength of pointe at the barre and progressing into the centre with more challenging steps. Students not yet on pointe would require an assessment prior to beginning the class. Dancers with previous pointe experience are permitted to sign up without an assessment. Recommended additional classes: Ballet, Technique and Jazz Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Pink Convertible Tights, Pink Pointe Shoes. Ballet Bun.
Ages 13-14 		Saturday
1:45 PM to 2:45 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio B
 Jumps & Turns - Intermediate & Advanced
Anne-Marie Laramee
This class is full
Jumps & Turns classes are designed to enhance jazz techniques with a primary focus on mastering jumping and turning elements without choreography. Dancers will build muscle memory and fine tune their skills for easy execution with these skills. This is not a performance-based class; therefore, the participants have the opportunity to continue their training for the full duration of each term. Recommended additional classes: Ballet, Jazz Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts or Leggings, Black Slip on Jazz Shoes.
Ages 15-17 		Saturday
2:00 PM to 2:45 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio A
 Stunting & Tumbling - Grade 4 & 5
Isabelle Lepage
Participants must meet the following criteria: - Minimum 2 years of acrobatic experience - Front Walkover - Back Walkover - Cartwheel – Left & Right - Can hold a Handstand at the wall for 30 seconds Stunting & Tumbling classes combine strength, power, agility and coordination that can captivate audiences and bring them to the edge of their seats. This class focuses on stunting & tumbling techniques that build on tricks taken from our acro classes which advances them into powerful tricks! Students can enjoy a safe training facility as they practice techniques and drills using safety equipment and then move to mastering movements alone. Recommended additional classes: Acro Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Leggings or Shorts, Bare Feet. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts, Bare Feet
Ages 11-12 		Saturday
2:00 PM to 2:45 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio C
 Technique - Intermediate & Advanced
Nina Menon
This class is full
Technique classes are designed to enhance dance techniques with a primary focus on mastering and fully comprehending technical dance elements without choreography. Dancers will build muscle memory and fine tune their skills for easy execution with technical ballet skills. This is not a performance-based class; therefore, the participants have the opportunity to continue their training for the full duration of each term. Recommended additional classes: Ballet Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Pink Convertible Tights, Pink Ballet Slippers. Ballet Bun Boys: White T-Shirt, Black Slim Fitting Shorts or Leggings, Black Ballet Slippers.
Ages 15-17 		Saturday
2:45 PM to 3:30 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio C
 Ballet-Pointe - Intermediate & Advanced
Nina Menon
Pointe Year 3 to 6. Our Intermediate & Advanced Pointe class includes advanced pointe techniques focusing on the development of pointe work through more challenging steps at the barre and in the centre. Dancers with previous pointe experience are permitted to sign up without an assessment. Recommended additional classes: Ballet, Technique and Jazz Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Pink Convertible Tights, Pink Ballet Pointe Shoes. Ballet Bun.
Ages 15-17 		Saturday
3:30 PM to 4:30 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio C
 Contortion - Invitation Only
Tasha Coulter
Contortion class is for the acrobat who wants to specialize in bending the body into unusual poses. In acrobatic dance, total control over one’s body throughout an extreme range of motion is required in order to master the necessary skills & tricks. Our Contortion classes are designed for “extra bendy” individuals; upon entering our Contortion class, students have already nurtured their individual flexibility and will continue to enhance the beauty of bending. Participants will study contortion techniques and will focus on developing more strength and flexibility to support their tricks/skills. Contortion is not a performance based class, therefore the participants have the opportunity to continue their training for the full duration of each term. Note: This class will not run when we have competitive events and choreography sessions, therefore the fee is less than a regular scheduled weekly class. Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Leggings or Shorts, Bare Feet. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts, Bare Feet
Ages 8-18 		Sunday
10:00 AM to 11:00 AM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio A-B
 Technique - Invitation Only
Anne-Marie Laramee
This class is by invite only. Dancers will only see this class as an option from their portal if they have been invited to participate. Students must be signed up for an additional Technique class. Technique classes are designed to enhance dance techniques with a primary focus on mastering and fully comprehending technical dance elements without choreography. Dancers will build muscle memory and fine tune their skills for easy execution with technical ballet skills. This is not a performance-based class; therefore, the participants have the opportunity to continue their training for the full duration of each term. Recommended additional classes: Ballet Note: This class will not run when we have competitive events and choreography sessions, therefore the fee is less than a regular scheduled weekly class. Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Pink Convertible Tights, Pink Ballet Slippers. Ballet Bun Boys: White T-Shirt, Black Slim Fitting Shorts or Leggings, Black Ballet Slippers.
Ages 10-18 		Sunday
11:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15
Studio A-B
 Advanced Flexibility & Strengthening
Kali Wegg
Advanced Flexibility and Strengthening is a class is for the dancer who wants to maintain and gain flexibility and strength. Total control is achieved over one’s body throughout an extreme range of motion which is required in order to master the necessary skills in all dance forms. Also, excessive flexibility and strength can prove to become extremely valuable in many sports and activities, such as gymnastics, martial arts, dance, hockey and yoga. Participants will study stretching and strengthening techniques to focus on developing more strength and flexibility to support their technique and skills. This is not a performance based class, therefore the participants have the opportunity to continue their training for the full duration of each term. Note: This class will not run when we have competitive events and choreography sessions, therefore the fee is less than a regular scheduled weekly class. Dress Code Girls: Black Sleeveless Body Suit & Black Convertible Tights or Black Tank Top or Sports Bra & Black Leggings or Shorts, Bare Feet. Ponytail or Bun. Boys: Black T-Shirt, Black Shorts, Bare Feet.
Ages 8-18 		Sunday
12:00 PM to 1:00 PM
Jan 28 to Jun 15

Little Steps: Session 3 (2018-2019)

Location Name Class Days
Studio C
 Little Steps 1
Ryleigh Anderson
KADC’s Little Steps dance program is designed for small children and toddlers to explore different types of dance and develop both large and fine motor skills. With a focus on basic dance techniques, these classes provide your child with an energetic introduction to a variety of dance styles. KADC includes dance styles like Ballet, Acrobatics, Jazz, Hip Hop and Creative Movement within the Little Steps Program. Classes also include instruction on musicality, team-building skills, co-operation and dexterity. By being introduced to a variety of dance disciplines early, these tiny dancers can make a more informed decision as they enter into the separated and focused dance classes in the future. KADC will give these young dancers the opportunity to try and choose which styles of dance they would like to pursue once they are 5 years and older. Each session includes an Open House, where parents are invited to view the final class of the session in our studio to watch the progression of their child. Additionally, Session 4 participants have the opportunity to perform a choreographed dance at our year-end recital, demonstrating what they have learned so far on a professional theater stage in front of family and friends. Beginners are welcome. Pre-School Dancers must meet the following requirements: - Must be 3 years old before the first class - Must be potty trained - Dancers must have experience in at least one previous session to enter Session 4 (in April). - Session 4 Registrants must participate in the Year-End Recital Dress Code Tight, fitted clothing such as tank tops, t-shirts, shorts or leggings. Bare Feet. Pony Tail or Ballet Bun for girls
Ages 3-4 		Saturday
9:15 AM to 10:00 AM
Feb 2 to Apr 6
Studio C
 Little Steps 2
Rose Loignon-LaPointe
KADC’s Little Steps dance program is designed for small children and toddlers to explore different types of dance and develop both large and fine motor skills. With a focus on basic dance techniques, these classes provide your child with an energetic introduction to a variety of dance styles. KADC includes dance styles like Ballet, Acrobatics, Jazz, Hip Hop and Creative Movement within the Little Steps Program. Classes also include instruction on musicality, team-building skills, co-operation and dexterity. By being introduced to a variety of dance disciplines early, these tiny dancers can make a more informed decision as they enter into the separated and focused dance classes in the future. KADC will give these young dancers the opportunity to try and choose which styles of dance they would like to pursue once they are 5 years and older. Each session includes an Open House, where parents are invited to view the final class of the session in our studio to watch the progression of their child. Additionally, Session 4 participants have the opportunity to perform a choreographed dance at our year-end recital, demonstrating what they have learned so far on a professional theater stage in front of family and friends. Beginners are welcome. Pre-School Dancers must meet the following requirements: - Must be 3 years old before the first class - Must be potty trained - Dancers must have experience in at least one previous session to enter Session 4 (in April). - Session 4 Registrants must participate in the Year-End Recital Dress Code Tight, fitted clothing such as tank tops, t-shirts, shorts or leggings. Bare Feet. Pony Tail or Ballet Bun for girls
Ages 3-4 		Saturday
10:00 AM to 10:45 AM
Feb 2 to Apr 6
Studio C
 Little Steps 3
Ryleigh Anderson
KADC’s Little Steps dance program is designed for small children and toddlers to explore different types of dance and develop both large and fine motor skills. With a focus on basic dance techniques, these classes provide your child with an energetic introduction to a variety of dance styles. KADC includes dance styles like Ballet, Acrobatics, Jazz, Hip Hop and Creative Movement within the Little Steps Program. Classes also include instruction on musicality, team-building skills, co-operation and dexterity. By being introduced to a variety of dance disciplines early, these tiny dancers can make a more informed decision as they enter into the separated and focused dance classes in the future. KADC will give these young dancers the opportunity to try and choose which styles of dance they would like to pursue once they are 5 years and older. Each session includes an Open House, where parents are invited to view the final class of the session in our studio to watch the progression of their child. Additionally, Session 4 participants have the opportunity to perform a choreographed dance at our year-end recital, demonstrating what they have learned so far on a professional theater stage in front of family and friends. Beginners are welcome. Pre-School Dancers must meet the following requirements: - Must be 3 years old before the first class - Must be potty trained - Dancers must have experience in at least one previous session to enter Session 4 (in April). - Session 4 Registrants must participate in the Year-End Recital Dress Code Tight, fitted clothing such as tank tops, t-shirts, shorts or leggings. Bare Feet. Pony Tail or Ballet Bun for girls
Ages 3-4 		Saturday
10:45 AM to 11:30 AM
Feb 2 to Apr 6

Little Steps: Session 4 (2018-2019)

Location Name Class Days
Studio C
 Little Steps 1
Ryleigh Anderson
KADC’s Little Steps dance program is designed for small children and toddlers to explore different types of dance and develop both large and fine motor skills. With a focus on basic dance techniques, these classes provide your child with an energetic introduction to a variety of dance styles. KADC includes dance styles like Ballet, Acrobatics, Jazz, Hip Hop and Creative Movement within the Little Steps Program. Classes also include instruction on musicality, team-building skills, co-operation and dexterity. By being introduced to a variety of dance disciplines early, these tiny dancers can make a more informed decision as they enter into the separated and focused dance classes in the future. KADC will give these young dancers the opportunity to try and choose which styles of dance they would like to pursue once they are 5 years and older. Each session includes an Open House, where parents are invited to view the final class of the session in our studio to watch the progression of their child. Additionally, Session 4 participants have the opportunity to perform a choreographed dance at our year-end recital, demonstrating what they have learned so far on a professional theater stage in front of family and friends. Beginners are welcome. Pre-School Dancers must meet the following requirements: - Must be 3 years old before the first class - Must be potty trained - Dancers must have experience in at least one previous session to enter Session 4 (in April). - Session 4 Registrants must participate in the Year-End Recital Dress Code Tight, fitted clothing such as tank tops, t-shirts, shorts or leggings. Bare Feet. Pony Tail or Ballet Bun for girls
Ages 3-4 		Saturday
9:15 AM to 10:00 AM
Apr 13 to Jun 15
Studio C
 Little Steps 2
Rose Loignon-LaPointe
KADC’s Little Steps dance program is designed for small children and toddlers to explore different types of dance and develop both large and fine motor skills. With a focus on basic dance techniques, these classes provide your child with an energetic introduction to a variety of dance styles. KADC includes dance styles like Ballet, Acrobatics, Jazz, Hip Hop and Creative Movement within the Little Steps Program. Classes also include instruction on musicality, team-building skills, co-operation and dexterity. By being introduced to a variety of dance disciplines early, these tiny dancers can make a more informed decision as they enter into the separated and focused dance classes in the future. KADC will give these young dancers the opportunity to try and choose which styles of dance they would like to pursue once they are 5 years and older. Each session includes an Open House, where parents are invited to view the final class of the session in our studio to watch the progression of their child. Additionally, Session 4 participants have the opportunity to perform a choreographed dance at our year-end recital, demonstrating what they have learned so far on a professional theater stage in front of family and friends. Beginners are welcome. Pre-School Dancers must meet the following requirements: - Must be 3 years old before the first class - Must be potty trained - Dancers must have experience in at least one previous session to enter Session 4 (in April). - Session 4 Registrants must participate in the Year-End Recital Dress Code Tight, fitted clothing such as tank tops, t-shirts, shorts or leggings. Bare Feet. Pony Tail or Ballet Bun for girls
Ages 3-4 		Saturday
10:00 AM to 10:45 AM
Apr 13 to Jun 15
Studio C
 Little Steps 3
Ryleigh Anderson
KADC’s Little Steps dance program is designed for small children and toddlers to explore different types of dance and develop both large and fine motor skills. With a focus on basic dance techniques, these classes provide your child with an energetic introduction to a variety of dance styles. KADC includes dance styles like Ballet, Acrobatics, Jazz, Hip Hop and Creative Movement within the Little Steps Program. Classes also include instruction on musicality, team-building skills, co-operation and dexterity. By being introduced to a variety of dance disciplines early, these tiny dancers can make a more informed decision as they enter into the separated and focused dance classes in the future. KADC will give these young dancers the opportunity to try and choose which styles of dance they would like to pursue once they are 5 years and older. Each session includes an Open House, where parents are invited to view the final class of the session in our studio to watch the progression of their child. Additionally, Session 4 participants have the opportunity to perform a choreographed dance at our year-end recital, demonstrating what they have learned so far on a professional theater stage in front of family and friends. Beginners are welcome. Pre-School Dancers must meet the following requirements: - Must be 3 years old before the first class - Must be potty trained - Dancers must have experience in at least one previous session to enter Session 4 (in April). - Session 4 Registrants must participate in the Year-End Recital Dress Code Tight, fitted clothing such as tank tops, t-shirts, shorts or leggings. Bare Feet. Pony Tail or Ballet Bun for girls
Ages 3-4 		Saturday
10:45 AM to 11:30 AM
Apr 13 to Jun 15

Powered by: DanceStudio-Pro.com