Questions parents ask

Book a time on our enrollment page. Your student joins one class at the level that matches their age, wears clothes they can move in, and the teacher says afterward which level fits. Parents wait in the lobby.

No. Overture, for ages 8 and 9, starts with songs, steps and scenes. Older students who are new join the level for their age, and the teacher adjusts after a class or two.

Auditions are in January and run as a group workshop: each student learns a short song and a short dance, then reads a scene. Callbacks follow, and the cast list goes out in early February. Not every student is in the spring musical, and every class takes part in Lantern Night.

Clothes they can move in, with socks or sneakers for the first weeks. Stage dance classes then ask for jazz or tap shoes, and the show has its own costumes.

Yes, twice a year. The family policies page says when, and how recording works at the show.

A missed class can be made up in another class of the same style and level in the same term. Rehearsals for a show cannot be made up, so please tell us early.

Costumes, the production and tickets for guests are the extras. How tuition works explains what each is for, and our enrollment page has the figures.