Experience quality professional instruction in Contemporary dance, jazz and ballet technique, composition, improvisation, repertory, and choreography from BYU’s nationally recognized dance faculty and guest instructors. Each day will include six intense hours of dance training in some of the finest facilities available. Classes are kept small so each participant will receive personal attention and beneficial feedback. Dancers will grasp new dimensions in dance as they view films and attend lectures on injury prevention, dance philosophy, and dance as art. Masterclasses will be offered on Folk, Hip-Hop, Musical Theatre, and Ballet. Gain experience in Composition and Improvisation, where dancers will be encouraged to create individual original movements. In Repertory, dancers will work with experienced choreographers, learning and performing choreography. Dancers will have an opportunity to showcase their learned skills and artistry in a closing demonstration performance. During free time, on-campus participants can relax and enjoy activities provided by our dance counselors. Other activities include swimming, bowling, dances, games, movies, contests, and skits. There will be some free time to explore the beautiful BYU campus, including shopping at the BYU Store and visiting the museums on campus.

Include cheers, chants, crafts, performance T-Shirt, and pizza. Price TBD.

Webster University's Department of Dance presents our five-day senior dance intensive for intermediate and advanced dancers. This program is designed for high-school and college-aged students. Dancers can expect to be challenged technically and artistically through a wide range of classes taught by Webster Dance faculty and professional artists from the region. In addition to daily ballet and contemporary classes, students will train in jazz, musical theatre dance, improvisation, hip-hop and aerial. Daily lunchtime discussions will explore topics important to aspiring dancers, including audition trips, injury prevention and treatment, and dance in college and beyond.

Classes may include Contemporary and Classical Ballet, Mime, Acting for Dancers, Yoga, Pointe (if applicable), Latin Dance, East Indian dance, and Classical Ballet Repertoire.

Challenge your technique. Expand your artistry. Experience life as a Butler Ballet student. The Butler University Ballet Summer Intensive (BBSI) brings together dedicated dancers from across the country for four weeks of rigorous training and artistic growth. Under the instruction of Butler’s renowned dance faculty and guest artists, students refine their craft through daily classes in ballet, pointe, variations, modern, and more—culminating in a final performance at the Schrott Center for the Arts. Both residential and commuter options are available.

Get ready to light up the night! Join us for a Family Disco Glow in the Dark Dance Party - an evening packed with music, movement, and glowing fun for all ages. The lights will be low, the music will be pumping, and the dance floor will shine with glow sticks, neon decor, and your best moves! Families are encouraged to dress in bright or white clothing to glow under the black lights. Participants will enjoy a pizza dinner & dessert, dancing and craft. Enjoy a group dance-off, and plent of photo-worthy moments.

Experience quality professional instruction in Contemporary dance, jazz and ballet technique, composition, improvisation, repertory, and choreography from BYU’s nationally recognized dance faculty and guest instructors. Each day will include six intense hours of dance training in some of the finest facilities available. Classes are kept small so each participant will receive personal attention and beneficial feedback. Dancers will grasp new dimensions in dance as they view films and attend lectures on injury prevention, dance philosophy, and dance as art. Masterclasses will be offered on Folk, Hip-Hop, Musical Theatre, and Ballet. Gain experience in Composition and Improvisation, where dancers will be encouraged to create individual original movements. In Repertory, dancers will work with experienced choreographers, learning and performing choreography. Dancers will have an opportunity to showcase their learned skills and artistry in a closing demonstration performance. During free time, on-campus participants can relax and enjoy activities provided by our dance counselors. Other activities include swimming, bowling, dances, games, movies, contests, and skits. There will be some free time to explore the beautiful BYU campus, including shopping at the BYU Store and visiting the museums on campus.

Dance Technique: learn how to perform a variety of cultural dance styles correctly Cultural Contexts: learn to describe dance practices of different cultures as it relates to their cultural or historical contexts Cultural Appreciation: learn to identify and appreciate cultural values that differ from your own Social Skills: learn to collaborate with others and build confidence Life at BYU: learn what BYU and its Dance Department, one of the largest academic dance programs in the nation, has to offer

Disney’s Newsies JR. is a 60-minute version of the 2012 Broadway musical, based on the 1992 film. Inspired by the rousing true story of newsboys in turn-of-the-century New York City, Newsies JR. features a Tony Award-winning score by Alan Menken and Jack Feldman and a book by Tony Award winner Harvey Fierstein. When powerful newspaper publishers raise prices at the newsboys’ expense, the charismatic Jack Kelly rallies newsies from across the city to strike against the unfair conditions. Together, the newsies learn that they are stronger united and create a movement to fight for what’s right. Including the now-classic songs “Carrying the Banner,” “Seize the Day,” and “Santa Fe,” Newsies JR. is a timeless story full of spirit and heart. This week-long camp concludes with a fully staged public performance for family and friends on Friday, August 7 at 5pm & 7:30pm. THIS CAMP WILL BE ONE CAST FROM THOSE ENROLLED AGES 9-19

DANCE | CONNECTION NOW invites you to immerse yourself in the innovative creative processes, teaching methodologies, and bold repertory of today’s most influential choreographers. This intensive experience is designed to challenge, inspire, and accelerate your growth as a professional artist.

Take your craft to the next level with this two-week course. Hone your audition technique, deep dive into scene work, and learn more about the professional theatre scene in St. Louis and beyond. Metro Theater Company and Saint Louis University invite advanced middle school students to explore acting, improv, voice, movement, and more with professional theater artists! Campers will also participate in a field trip and workshops at Metro Theater Company in the Grand Center Arts District. Attending Grand Theater Camp: Intro to Acting is suggested but not required. Lunch will be provided daily by SLU dining. There will be a performance for family and friends on the last day of camp.

Students will receive full-day focused training in ballet, jazz, and contemporary techniques, as well as new choreography and company repertoire taught by artists from Saint Louis Dance Theatre and renowned guest faculty. Each session culminates in a showcase for friends and family.

These fun camps are held on weekdays when school is out. (Summer & Holiday's) Camps include updos, make-up, polished nails, crafts, and games centered around a theme. With lunch not being provided, kids must bring a nut-free lunch and a drink. For specific daily themes, please check the Sweet & Sassy website. When booking more than one child, please call your store due to booking limitations. $75 per day or $325 per week

Irish dance, ensemble music, small group instrument instruction, singing, Irish language and games. There will be performances and classes by guest artists from St. Louis, the US and Ireland throughout the camp. Looking to try something new this summer? Discover the fun of Irish music and dance at SLIA Intro Camp. U12 New Slia students will learn Irish dance steps, play runes on the tin whistle, sing in the Irish language and enjoy games with SLIA friends. New students are welcome to attend any or all weeks of camp. We will adjust group activities according to ages and experience level of students registered each week. Students will conclude both weeks performing together for parents and friends.

Learn this style of Hip Hop that emphasizes the ability to create geometric shapes with your body.