Creative Movement II/III and Creative Movement I
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For years, Beverly has enjoyed performing professionally, as well as teaching dance in a variety of settings.
Beverly has taught nearly every style of dance in Universities and dance academies. She was a part-time faculty member at Brigham Young University and an adjunct faculty member at Paradise Valley Community College. She earned her Master’s of Fine Arts degree from ASU, where she also had the opportunity of teaching dance.
Beverly also enjoys performing. She has performed professionally in stage and film productions and in modern and jazz companies- dancing in such settings as New York City, the Kennedy Center and most recently at Herberger Fine Arts Center of Phoenix.
Beverly and her husband Paul, love residing in Mesa and are the proud parents of four wonderful children. She truly hopes to be a positive influence in the lives of those she teaches.
General Information:
Tuition: $32.00 a month, which includes 4 one hour classes.
Registration (includes costume rental fee): $35.00 per family / per year. One year includes 2 sessions. Due at time of enrollment.
$10 performance fee per family to be paid before receiving costumes.
Maximum 8 students per class, classes subject to change, based on enrollment.
Sessions are 16 weeks long:
Sesson 1: August to first week of Dec.
Session 2: January to May
Creative Foundations: ages 3-5
Begin rhythm and dance basics; discover new ways to learn and create!
Creative Movement I: ages 4-7
Movement Exploration and dance basics in a fun, energetic atmosphere!
Creative Movement II/III:
Take your skills to a new level! Creative choreography and terrific technique!
Ballet & Jazz I/II:
An introduction to Ballet & Jazz
technique. Dance basics for dancers with some dance experience.
Ballet & Jazz III:
The right combination of Classical Ballet and Jazz dance styles, including: hip hop, modern and lyrical techniques. Minimum 2 years dance training required.
Ballet & Jazz for 10 and older
Emphasis on developing a strong dance foundation in an age appropriate atmosphere.
INSTRUCTOR Miss Beverly
For years, Beverly has enjoyed performing professionally, as well as teaching dance in a variety of settings.
Beverly has taught nearly every style of dance in Universities and dance academies. She was a part-time faculty member at Brigham Young University and an adjunct faculty member at Paradise Valley Community College. She earned her Master’s of Fine Arts degree from ASU, where she also had the opportunity of teaching dance.
Beverly also enjoys performing. She has performed professionally in stage and film productions and in modern and jazz companies- dancing in such settings as New York City, the Kennedy Center and most recently at Herberger Fine Arts Center of Phoenix.
Beverly and her husband Paul, love residing in Mesa and are the proud parents of four wonderful children. She truly hopes to be a positive influence in the lives of those she teaches.
Information & Class List
General Information:
Tuition: $32.00 a month, which includes 4 one hour classes.
Registration (includes costume rental fee): $35.00 per family / per year. One year includes 2 sessions. Due at time of enrollment.
$10 performance fee per family to be paid before receiving costumes.
Maximum 8 students per class, classes subject to change, based on enrollment.
Sessions are 16 weeks long:
Sesson 1: August to first week of Dec.
Session 2: January to May
Creative Foundations: ages 3-5
Begin rhythm and dance basics; discover new ways to learn and create!
Creative Movement I: ages 4-7
Movement Exploration and dance basics in a fun, energetic atmosphere!
Creative Movement II/III:
Take your skills to a new level! Creative choreography and terrific technique!
Ballet & Jazz I/II:
An introduction to Ballet & Jazz
technique. Dance basics for dancers with some dance experience.
Ballet & Jazz III:
The right combination of Classical Ballet and Jazz dance styles, including: hip hop, modern and lyrical techniques. Minimum 2 years dance training required.
Ballet & Jazz for 10 and older
Emphasis on developing a strong dance foundation in an age appropriate atmosphere.
Other Information
Facility
Located in Mesa, between Lindsay and Gilbert roads just South of McDowell. This in-home dance studio is equipped for teaching children in a small, yet professional setting.
Performances
Dance performances are a little different at the Dance Loft. Because we believe dance is primarily an art form and our students are quite young we don’t participate in competitions or put on a large scale recital. We will have a parent observation day and an informal demonstration/performance every 16 week session.
Calendar
Spring session begins January 8th, and runs through the week of May 2nd. Parent observation week will be the second week of February. There will be NO classes during Spring Break. The next session will be a Summer intensive.
Enrollment
After the best class level is determined, students enroll and tuition is paid . If you choose, you can pay for all 16 weeks at once. At a minimum, you must purchase four classes at a time.
If a student misses class one week, there is no charge. Make up classes will be arranged.
Students can enroll and begin taking classes at any time during the dance year, however, it is recommended that they begin at the start of each 16 week period. Completion of an enrollment packet is required before initial enrollment.
If interested we welcome trades as a payment option. Please ask for more information when you receive an enrollment packet.
Policies
Please arrive no earlier that 10 minutes prior to class time, and please return for your child right after the class ends. You are more than welcome to wait inside for your child, but please keep voices soft as it can be distracting to your children.
All students in creative class wear a black leotard, convertible tights or anklet socks, and ballet slippers. Students in ballet/jazz classes must wear a black leotard, pink tights and ballet slippers. Skirts are allowed in all classes. Male dancers need to wear comfortable fitting clothing. Hair must be worn up and out of eyes.
Located in Mesa, between Lindsay and Gilbert roads just South of McDowell. This in-home dance studio is equipped for teaching children in a small, yet professional setting.
Performances
Dance performances are a little different at the Dance Loft. Because we believe dance is primarily an art form and our students are quite young we don’t participate in competitions or put on a large scale recital. We will have a parent observation day and an informal demonstration/performance every 16 week session.
Calendar
Spring session begins January 8th, and runs through the week of May 2nd. Parent observation week will be the second week of February. There will be NO classes during Spring Break. The next session will be a Summer intensive.
Enrollment
After the best class level is determined, students enroll and tuition is paid . If you choose, you can pay for all 16 weeks at once. At a minimum, you must purchase four classes at a time.
If a student misses class one week, there is no charge. Make up classes will be arranged.
Students can enroll and begin taking classes at any time during the dance year, however, it is recommended that they begin at the start of each 16 week period. Completion of an enrollment packet is required before initial enrollment.
If interested we welcome trades as a payment option. Please ask for more information when you receive an enrollment packet.
Policies
Please arrive no earlier that 10 minutes prior to class time, and please return for your child right after the class ends. You are more than welcome to wait inside for your child, but please keep voices soft as it can be distracting to your children.
All students in creative class wear a black leotard, convertible tights or anklet socks, and ballet slippers. Students in ballet/jazz classes must wear a black leotard, pink tights and ballet slippers. Skirts are allowed in all classes. Male dancers need to wear comfortable fitting clothing. Hair must be worn up and out of eyes.
Mission Statement & Philosophy
To a young child, the dance studio can be a magical place. At the Dance Loft, your child will experience the enchantment through: creating and performing dances, applying artistic concepts while developing fundamental movement skills, and making connections between movement and learning.
The Dance Loft is a positive place for your child to take their first steps (and leaps) in dance or further enhance their dance abilities.
The Dance Loft is a positive place for your child to take their first steps (and leaps) in dance or further enhance their dance abilities.
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