Dress Code Appropriate clothing is required for all classes1
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Dancewear Discount: So, I just found out about this cool thing: by using a special code given to the Dance Workshop, our students can get a 10% discount off of their first order (using the key code,) If students use the code on follow up orders, the studio gets credit.... hmmmm... what shall we do with it? Perhaps a studio drawing or a student award? So many possibilities! Let me know what you'd like! Our special code is: TP40519
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All Classes
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- Outdoor shoes may never be worn in the studios
- Dance shoes should not be worn outside
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Pre-Ballet
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- Leotards and tights
Females: black leotard and pink ballet tights are preferred Males: black tights or leggings and white shirt
- Ballet slippers
Properly fitted with elastic straps sewn on correctly
- Hair up and out of faces with braids, buns, ponytails, barrettes or
headbands
Prohibited: Tutus, skirts or attached skirts, tiaras
Pre-Ballet attire is fine, but, bare feet and shorts over a leotard or shorts or leggings with a snug t-shirt is also fine. Hair up and out of face.
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Ballet
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- Leotards and tights
Females: black leotard and ballet pink tights Males: black tights, dance belt and white shirt
- Ballet slippers
Properly fitted with elastic straps sewn on correctly. Pink slippers are preferred for girls/women, and whole sole, not "split sole" are preferred for beginning levels. (The whole sole gives the foot a better work out.)
- Long hair up in a bun and off the neck
- Tight knit warm ups are permitted
Prohibited: Skirts, T-shirts, baggy pants and sweat pants. No warm up jackets at the barre! (If the winter leaves you feeling chilly, wear form fitting knit layers.
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Jazz & Dance Team
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- Leotards and tights, unitards or knee hugging jazz pants
- Long hair must be up in a braid, bun or pony tail
- Knee pads are permitted for floor work
- Ballet slippers or jazz oxfords, not dance sneakers, are required for level
Beginning II and higher
Prohibited: Loose pants, sweats and T-shirts
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Modern/Contemporary
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- Bare feet
- Long hair should be up in a braid, bun, or ponytail
- Females: leotards and tights or unitard, black preferred.
Males: fitted T-shirt with bike shorts, dance belt, leggings and leotards, jazz pants or unitard
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Hip Hop, Earth Rhythms, Tap, Dance for Musical Theatre
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- Clothing that is neither restrictive nor too loose
- Dance wear, sweats, T-shirts, jazz pants, bike shorts and fitted tops
- Hair should be up in a braid, bun, or ponytail
Prohibited: Skirts with the exception of Earth Rhythms or Dance for Musical Theater, when requested by the teacher
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Breakdance
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Clothing that is not restrictive, but not too loose. Bring a jacket, elbow pads, knee pads, beanie (not absolutely necessary because the class is very basic, but they help prevent those minor injuries) and shoes, indoor dance sneakers.
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Bellydance
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Clothes suitable for exercise, including a loose skirt or pants with a tank top, leotard, or tee shirt. Clothing that reveals the body line allows for easier correction of posture and technique. A coin belt or hip sash is recommended, and for Cabaret Style, finger cymbals are suggested. Otherwise, no props are required for the Level I class.
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