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learning to dance
learning through dance
building confidence
igniting curiosity
inspiring creativity
dance for everyone
exploration and discovery
community and collaboration
moving together
For 50 years, The Dance Foundation has been bringing the joy of dance to students of all ages throughout the Greater Birmingham area.
Dance is the universal language that connects us.
The Dance Foundation is a place where everyone can embrace the art of dance. Whether you’ve had years of the finest dance training available or just beginning. Whether you are two or eighty-two years old. Whether you are differently-abled or fully-abled. Here, you can dance. Feel joy. Gain confidence. Be creative.
You belong at The Dance Foundation, where we celebrate the dancer in every body and the dance in every movement.
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Also joining us for FREEFORM are guest artists Dennis Woods and Sydney Thomas. We are thrilled for them to share their performances of the Tango, Viennese Waltz, and Cha Cha that bring a beautiful range of style and expression to this year’s FREEFORM program.
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Live music makes all the difference! Our amazing musicians collaborate with teaching artists to inspire every step, jump, and turn. We’re so grateful for the harmony they create together.
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We are honored and delighted to welcome guest artists Isabella Renner Cowles and David Odenwelder to perform the elegant Peasant Pas de Deux from “Giselle, Act I” in our upcoming production, FREEFORM, this November 14 and 15.
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Creating a space where every dancer can feel confident, celebrated and full of joy is what our mission is all about. Thank you for sharing your story and letting us be a part of your dancer’s journey!
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Dancers may wear a costume and/or festive accessories to class starting this Saturday, October 25-31.
Students need to be able to dance in their costume (be aware hotdogs and mermaids) and should still wear their appropriate dance shoes to class.