Casa Dance Studio
At Casa Dance Studio we are dedicated to bringing our sudents the highest quality dance instruction in the most family-friendly atmosphere.
We have a complete Open Door policy. Parents, friends and relatives can observe class at any time. We have seating in both of our dance rooms.
We encourage parents to stay and watch class, no matter what the age of the student, until they and the student are comfortable with out instructors. After that parents are welcome to stay for eaach class or leave their child in our care.
Our pricing is very reasonable. We are real people and know just how hard it can be to give your child or yourself the gift of dance, now more than ever, and so we do our best to keep our class prices as low as possible. Please call us to get pricing and class details. Costume costs are also kept as low as possible. We do not double our costume costs.
We accept students at any time, with the only limitation to particiaption in our Recital being the availability of the costumes.
We are adding a new dance room over the summer to increase our ability to give our students the time schedule they need.
Our Parents Association will be gearing up for the Fall season, meeting info will be emailed.
Every year our Summer Students perform at Woodbury Heights Day and all students are able to participate in the Woodbury Fall Parade, dancing in our Parade Dance and/or riding on our Float
We do Holiday and Spring performances at local Nursing Homes, Assisted Living Facilities, Senior Citizens meetings and Community Events.
Our Competition Team participates in 1 - 3 competitions between Nov and July.
Below are links to some newspaper articles about our dancers and the studio.
Please keep checking back as we will add and update info as much as possible.
Have a Dance-Filled Day!
Miss Anne & Miss Thaya
Thank you to all our loyal customers, present, past & future who helped us win again!!
You are Family - we love you!
We are in the GC Times AGAIN!
Click here to read the article about our Senior dancers performing in the Ikea Thanksgiving Day Parade.
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9 paragraphs to get to our part!)
