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2026/2027 DANCE SEASON BEGINS SEPTEMBER 14
We would love for you to join us for the upcoming dance programs!
RETURNING STUDENTS:
Your suggested class schedule is prepared based on your pre-registration requests and reflects class eligibility, individual evaluation, teacher recommendations, and class availability.
Beginning July 27, class schedules will be emailed in the order that pre-registration requests were received.
All returning students who pre-registered by July 26 will receive their suggested class schedule by July 31.
Students who register on or after July 27 will receive their suggested class schedule beginning August 5.
NEW STUDENTS:
After submitting your registration form, please text Miss Sandra at 856-506-2482 to schedule a studio visit.
Your suggested class schedule is prepared based on your pre-registration requests and reflects class eligibility, teacher recommendations, class availability, and, when applicable, an individual evaluation.
All new students who pre-register by July 26 will receive their suggested class schedule by August 4.
Students who register on or after July 27 will receive their suggested class schedule beginning August 5.
ALL STUDENTS:
If you need to purchase dance attire, please schedule an appointment by texting Miss Sandra at 856-506-2482.
DANCE SEASON INFORMATION
The 2026/2027 Dance Season runs from September through June and culminates with our annual REVUE & RECITAL performances.
REVUE CLASSES
The following classes participate in the REVUE, a single afternoon performance:
Pre-School Dance
Primary Dance A–D
Junior Dance 1
Revue Acro
Revue Hip Hop
RECITAL CLASSES
The following classes participate in the RECITAL, which consists of two evening performances. Some Recital classes will also perform in the REVUE.
Junior Dance 2 (Ballet/Jazz, Tap & Hip Hop)
Tier 1–6 Ballet & Jazz, Tap, Hip Hop, Musical Theatre
Irish I & II
Lyrical
Contemporary
Modern A–D
Acro A–C
2027 REVUE & RECITAL WEEK
June 21–24 – Dress Rehearsals
Friday, June 25 – Recital | 7:00 PM
Saturday, June 26 – Revue | 3:00 PM
Saturday, June 26 – Recital | 7:00 PM
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Returning Students: Meeting the class prerequisites and demonstrating a sufficient level of interest and engagement are required to advance to the next stage of training. Progression and placement are determined through individual evaluation.
New Students: Class placement is suggested based on age and, if applicable, previous dance training.
Students MUST reach the required age by November 1st.
Performing in the Revue is optional but strongly recommended.
Detailed Description of the Revue Dance Program HERE
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Students may spend two or more years in the same tier or level. They must meet the class prerequisites and demonstrate a sufficient level of interest and engagement to advance to the next stage of training. Progression and placement to the next level are done on individual evaluation. All Tier 1-6 students enrolled in ballet must take the corresponding jazz class and attend all the required ballet technique classes.
Students MUST reach the required age by November 1st.
Performing in the Recital is optional but strongly recommended. The Recital provides a platform for students to showcase their skills and gain performance experience. For students enrolled in multiple styles, participation with their ballet & jazz classes in the Recital may be required.
Detailed Description of the Recital Dance Program HERE
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A complete description of the required dress code is available HERE
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Dance Season Begins September 14. Important Dates for our 2026/2027 Dance Season: View Calendar
ADC Fall-Spring Dance Program: The styles offered have prerequisites and distinct characteristics such as class name, letters, or numbers of tier and level. It is common for students to continue training for more than one year in the same class, especially if they do not meet the age requirement for the next level.
Evaluation/Attendance: The teachers evaluate the students throughout the dance season. Class participation, performance in the year-end show, attendance, attitude, and, most importantly, personal progress are the main factors in class placement.
Students who consider dance training their primary extracurricular activity, show tremendous progress, and maintain exemplary attendance will advance to the highest tiers.
Students who are also involved in multiple sports, clubs, or personal projects must communicate with their dance teachers about these commitments. Depending on class availability, the teachers may recommend an alternative tier or level so these students can still meet their class prerequisites.
ADC Summer Program:
Returning students progress faster and can try new dance styles before registering for the upcoming season. During September and October, upon re-evaluation, we may recommend your dancer to a higher tier. Trial-basis placements are usually successful, and the student continues at that tier for the rest of the season.
New students are encouraged to try these no-commitment classes before the yearly dance season begins. Their parents can observe how their child performs, engage with the teacher, and then decide in a relaxed environment about enrollment in the ten-month season.