​For dancers who have a good foundation in ballet training, Open Ballet includes a full barre and center for dancers who want to stay strong and continue to hone their coordination, flexibility, and artistry. This is an intermediate to intermediate/advanced class. 

For dancers who have never taken jazz before, this class will cover the basics and fundamentals of jazz including stretching, balance, and core work. Dancers will get detailed feedback in style and patterns in a supportive, judgment-free environment. 

For our young dancers 7-11, who want to keep their skills, strength, and flexibility during the summer. Designed for students with less than 3 years of jazz class experience. 

This class is for adult and teen students who want to learn the basics of tap.  Dancers will learn rhythm and foundational steps and receive detailed feedback in a judgment-free environment.

A full body workout based on ballet barre that lengthens, strengthens, and tones incorporating fun music and energized instruction. This class includes standing work at the barre to thoughtfully engage and align, followed by center floor as well as floor work. Dancers should bring a mat if they prefer not to sit or lay on the floor.

Dancers both experienced and new pointe are welcome for open pointe class. Class will include barre work and center -for those with previous pointe experience. Dancers are welcome to take pointe class in flat shoes. If you are new to pointe, please consult Director Erin Crall Scott before purchasing shoes for the first time! 

​Dancers must have a basic understanding of jazz to take Open level. Class will include a warm-up, across the floor progressions, and choreography in rotating Theatre styles. Dancers will work on strength, flexibility, and storytelling. 

For our young dancers 7-11, who want to keep their skills, strength, and flexibility during the summer while exploring new steps.  Designed for students with less than 3 years of ballet class experience. 

​Students must have a basic understand of tap to take Open level. Class will include a warm up, across the floor progressions, choreography, and improv explorations. Dancers will get the opportunity to focus on rhythm, style, and speed.

​Aspire is thrilled to partner with the Owner/Co-creator of CardioTAP™, Krystle Armstrong-Alan to offer their signature CardioTAP™ method! CardioTAP™ was created by professional musical theatre performers and choreographers to adapt Broadway tap steps into an incredibly fun and effective workout. CardioTappers burn over 500 calories per class and improve strength, stamina, flexibility, coordination, balance, muscle tone, bone density, cognitive acuity & function, and of course, tap skills! We welcome people of all tap and fitness levels - from musical theatre professionals and enthusiasts to business professionals and people who used to tap as kids - even complete beginners! No matter who you are, this method meets you where you're at and pushes you to the next level, simultaneously providing an intense workout and opportunity to practice the tap steps used on Broadway. Come as you are and expect to meet a community full of fun, ready to support you as you tap your way into health and happiness!

For dancers who have never taken ballet before or those who have taken a long break, this class will introduce and build upon the fundamentals of ballet.  Dancers will get detailed feedback to help them find the shapes and movement patterns that lengthen, strengthen, and improve flexibility in a supportive, judgment-free environment. 

This class is for adult and teen students who want to learn the basics of tap.  Dancers will learn rhythm and foundational steps and receive detailed feedback in a judgment-free environment.

For our young dancers 7-11, who want to keep their skills, strength, and flexibility during the summer. Designed for students with less than 3 years of tap class experience. 

Each week of contemporary will feature a warm up, stretching, and across the floor progressions to practice skills and technique for that week's combination.  Combinations will change each week and pull from ballet, jazz, modern, and commercial styles to let dancers practice their artistry, floor work, and performance skills. Socks are the recommended footwear for this class.