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Showcase
Classes
2008-2009
Class Schedule

Classes Begin The Week Of Sept 8,
2008
| Choreography Classes (Ages
17 and Up) As a dancer with the Choreography Production, you will study numerous routines from different choreographers as they are prepared for performance quality. It is each dancers responsibility to retain all material learned in class in order to progress in future weeks. Classes are held in Jazz, Tap and Lyric and are taught by a number of choreographers, offering unique style and creativity. At the end of 14 weeks, all choreographed routines are put together into a grand performance combining dancing, singing, magic, comedy and more! |
| Ballet (Ages 9 – Adult) Ballet is the foundation of all dance forms. Its meticulous attention to technical detail makes it for any serious dancer. This class consists of barre and center work concentrating on proper technique and body alignment. Ballet termination is taught. |
| Pointe (Ages 12 and Up) A continuation of ballet on pointe shoes. To be eligible for pointe work, a student must have strong ballet technique, correct body placement, proper physical qualifications, and a self disciplined attitude. A personal evaluation is required. |
| Princess Ballet (Ages 3 & 4) Learn to dance like your favorite princess to princess music. Students will build self confidence and appreciation for dance while learning to express themselves through movement and music. |
| Creative Movement (Ages 3 & 4) Creative Movement is an introduction to dance through imagination and self-expression. This class is designed to develop coordination, rhythm, and flexibility, and also explore the many ways of movement through imagination. It will include a 15-minute session of tap to develop musicality. This class is designed to be fun and promote classroom readiness. |
| Mommy and Me (Ages 2 & 3) Discover movement and expression while blending dance, music, storytelling, and creative movements. Students are introduced to a class structure. A great intro prior to taking Creative Movement or Princess Ballet. |
| Combo Class 1 (Ages 4-6) A combination dance class offering basic fundamentals of tap and pre ballet. This class is 1 hour. The two subjects are introduced and taught to keep the students interest diverse. |
| Combo Class 2 (Ages 6-8) A continuation of Combo Class 1. We will continue with basic fundamentals of tap and pre-ballet. This class will offer a 15-minute, introduction to jazz. |
| Combo Class 3 (Ages 8-10)
A continuation of combo class 2 with Ballet 45 minutes, jazz 45
minutes and tap 1/2 hour. |
| Jazz (Ages 9 and Up) A stylized form of dance based on fundamental ballet training. The class focuses on proper technique, strength, and flexibility. The class format includes across the floor progressions and combinations. Jazz Terminology is taught. |
| Tap (Ages 9 and Up) Tap technique is taught through barre and center floor exercises, progressing to combinations in varied rhythms. Tap terminology is taught. Tap dancing develops rhythm, timing, coordination and musicality. |
| Lyrical Jazz (Ages 10 and
Up) Similar to ballet with some jazz movements. Graceful, flowing movements. Ballet is required. |
| Hip-Hop (Ages 9 and Up) A blend of high-energy, “Street Style” movements, to a variety of current music styles. Technique, strength, and flexibility are taught along with the lasted style of moves. Jazz is required. |
| Musical Theater (Ages 7
and Up) A fun and exciting way to learn about Broadway musicals such as Annie, Cats, 42nd Street, West Side Story, Grease, and many more. Each week the students will watch a clip or study the story of a musical, learn songs, and be taught a piece of choreography. The students will perform in the Student Production with a medley of songs learned from class. |
| Irish Step Ages 5 and Up) Irish dancing is a type of dance originating in Ireland and is traditionally referred to as STEPDANCE. It became popular in 1994 by the world famous show “River Dance”. It is know for its rapid leg movements while keeping the body and arms stationary. Irish Step offers many benefits including physical fitness, memory, concentration, as well as poise and confidence. |
Dress Code
| Choreography Classes | Any Solid Color Leotard Black Jazz Pants |
Black Slip On Shoes (No Laces) Tan Oxford Tap Shoes Tan Sandasoles or Bare Foot |
| Ballet and Pointe | Black Leotard, Pink Tights, Ballet Skirt is Optional | Pink Ballet Slippers |
| Tap-Hop | Black Leotard, Pink or Tan Tights | Tan Flat Oxford Shoes |
| Jazz | Black Leotard, Pink or Tan Tights or Black Jazz Pants | Black Slip On Shoes (No Laces) |
| Combo Class 1,
2 and 3 Princess Ballet, Creative Movement |
Black Leotard, Pink Tights | Pink Ballet Slippers Mary Jane Black Flat Tap Shoes Combo 3 Only Black Slip On Jazz Shoes Princess Ballet Only Requires Ballet Slippers |
| Musical Theater | Black Pants, Black Leotard | Black Slip On Jazz Shoes (No Laces) |
| Lyrical Jazz | Black Leotard, Pink or Tan Footless Tights | Tan Sandasoles, Dance Paws, or Bare foot |
| Hip-Hop | Black Leotard, Black Jazz Pants | Black Slip-on Jazz Shoes Or Black Canvas Split-Sole Dance Sneaker by Capezio |
| Irish Step | Black Leotard or Black T-Shirt and Black
Shorts White Poodle Sox |
Shoes Can Be Purchased at Bridgets At The Walpole Mall |
Dress Code Must Be
Maintained AT ALL TIMES!
Hair Must Be Secured Off The Face
Ballet and Pointe Classes must have hair in a bun.
No T-Shirts, Baggy Sweatshirts, or Boxer Shorts Allowed In Class. Dance Sweaters May Be
Worn
In The Colder Months.

Showcase Dance Productions
Director: Sheryl Simons Studio
(508)384-7875 or (508)560-5302
E-mail showcasedance@earthlink.net
www.ShowcaseDanceProductions.com