Class Offering
Enrollment
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Dancers should be registered for the class that best matches or their age and ability. Enrollment is on a first-come basis and ends on November 19, 2022, for dancers expecting to participate in the annual recital. After November 19, 2022 dancers can only register for open enrollment classes. These classes do not participate in recitals. All dancers must complete an enrollment form.
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Nine-Month Dance Program (September to June)
HSD’s Nine-Month Dance Program provides professional dance instruction after-school and on weekends in multiple genres and age/ experience levels (ballet, jazz, tap, hip hop, contemporary, tumbling, technique, and creative dance classes. This Program concludes with a weekend recital for family, friends, and the community to showcase students’ artistic abilities and acquired technical skills.
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Six-week Summer Program
Our Summer Dance Session is a 6-week program that meets once a week (except for those on the competition/performance Line). The summer program is a great opportunity to see if dance is a good fit for your child, before committing to the nine-month program. The competition and Performance team are required to take technique classes in addition to their performance class during the summer. There is no registration fee for summer classes. Hollywood Studio of Dance reserves the right to cancel/combine classes due to insufficient enrollment numbers.
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Competition Performance Line
Dancers ranging in ages 5 to 50+ and are comprised of five Performance Line teams.
The Performance Line groups perform at various community events/festivals and churches. They also compete in local and national dance competitions. Auditions are held between June -August to allow recruits to participate. Each Performance Line group is required to take at least two technique classes per week in addition to their specific performance group class and compete every year in two local, state, or regional competitions. Every other year Performance Line groups compete in a national dance competition.
The Performance Line Program offers students an opportunity to excel and practice their craft outside of the studio experience. Performing publicly and competitively challenges students to learn the value of commitment, dependability, and the importance of operating in teams. Additionally, competing on state, regional, and national levels exposes students to diverse groups of people and provides experiences outside of their immediate community.