Our Mission
To train well rounded, passionate, thoughtful artists and people.
We are dedicated to giving back to the community and creating a space where creativity, confidence, and acceptance thrives. We emphasize high quality training, individual growth, and a fun and welcoming environment.
Our Classes
We offer a diverse range of classes for ages two through adulthood. Classes include jazz, ballet, hip hop, tap, musical theatre, turns/leaps, lyrical, contemporary, modern, acro, and toddler classes. All are welcomed - whether you have never danced before or have years of training, our qualified instructors will provide a fun, engaging, and safe class to expand your skills.
Interested in our competition and peformance program?
Our competitive company, open to ages 3-20, is for those who strive to advance within the dance world, have a competitive spirit, and enjoy valuable feedback from professional and experienced industry masters. Our program produces award winning dancers who have continued to dance after high school. For more information, please see our Competition Program page or contact us.
Meet The Director
Hailey Dambacher
Hailey Dambacher is a dance choreographer, performer, educator, and writer. She holds a degree in both Dance and English from Muhlenberg College, graduating with honors in 2021. She has choreographed and danced in modern, tap, jazz, musical theatre, lyrical, contemporary and hip hop pieces for a variety of studios, as well as the college, since 2014, and danced in Chloe and Maud Arnold's tap group SoleTalk in 2017. Since 2021, she has choreographed competition routines in a variety of styles for multiple studios, earning many first overall and judge's awards. Something she is most proud of over the past year is leading a studio to earn top studio with her choreography at every competition they attended. She is passionate about innovating educationally and artistically, as well as encouraging collaboration with young minds to cultivate curiosity and kindness. She has taught dance, theatre, environmental science, language and literature to youth, ranging from elementary school to college students, since 2015.