Celestial Dance Studio

09/08/2022

10/28/2019

Hi everyone. I have some sad news to share. Unfortunately after almost 5 years, Celestial Dance Studio will be closing it’s doors effective Thursday. Thank you to everyone who has supported me and the studio throughout the years. I love each and every one of you!

08/21/2019

Hello all! Unfortunately, no adult classes will be held tonight. I hope to see you all next week!

08/15/2019

Celestial Dance Studio 2019-2020 Tentative schedule Tuesday 4:30-5:30 Beginner Preschool 5:30-6:30 Level II/III Ballet/Tap Wednesday 4:30-5:30 Level One Ballet/Tap 5:30-6:30 Beg/int Teen/Adult Jazz & Tap 6:30-7:30 Int/Adv Teen/Adult Jazz & Tap 7:30-8:30 Adult Musical The...

08/15/2019

Tonight’s classes are Advanced Preschool from 4:00-5:00, Level 4 Ballet/Tap from 5:00-6:00, and Level 4 Jazz from 6:00-6:30! It’s not too late to register!

Celestial Dance Studio 2019-2020 Tentative schedule Tuesday 4:30-5:30 Beginner Preschool 5:30-6:30 Level II/III Ballet/Tap Wednesday 4:30-5:30 Level One Ballet/Tap 5:30-6:30 Beg/int Teen/Adult Jazz & Tap 6:30-7:30 Int/Adv Teen/Adult Jazz & Tap 7:30-8:30 Adult Musical The...

08/14/2019

Join us tonight for our teen/adult classes! Message me if interested!

Celestial Dance Studio 2019-2020 Tentative schedule Tuesday 4:30-5:30 Beginner Preschool 5:30-6:30 Level II/III Ballet/Tap Wednesday 4:30-5:30 Level One Ballet/Tap 5:30-6:30 Beg/int Teen/Adult Jazz & Tap 6:30-7:30 Int/Adv Teen/Adult Jazz & Tap 7:30-8:30 Adult Musical The...

08/13/2019

Today is the day! Classes begin TODAY at 4:30 starting with Beginner Preschool! It’s not too late to register for all of our classes. Contact us today!

08/06/2019

The studio opens for our 5th season in 7 DAYS! You can still register!

08/04/2019

Getting ready for class: For parents of young dancers: Parents as you get ready for dance talk to your young ones about listening to the teacher, staying in place and express your excitement about seeing what they learn! When you arrive at the studio it's best to drop off and allow the teacher to take over as the "in charge adult". Even if you stay in the lobby or watch through an observation window it is best not to hover so that the child does not have such a hard time separating. Within a few weeks, this should get easier and easier.

Do not coach from the door. You've done the hard work to choose a quality school, with a strong curriculum and experienced/gifted teachers. Now, you must trust the instructor. Dance Instructors have a very specific plan for how the training will occur. The details are added as building blocks and may not appear evident for a while because of coordination, balance, and attention span. If you are yelling out corrections from the doorway you are distracting the students and confusing them as to whom they should be listening to.

Lastly- Try to not compare your child to other dancers. Everyone learns at a different pace, has different natural abilities and IT'S OKAY! Some of the most difficult 3-5 year olds turn out to be the most amazing Senior Company dancers. Be patient.

After class- celebrate by letting them show you or even "teach" you what they did in class. Compliment successes that you see from week to week.

Photo- Gail Nogel Collection Ballet Foundation