Adair Dance Academy

Adair Dance Academy has a simple philosophy about its recitals...give students an enjoyable, educational performance opportunity that will enhance their skills and focus on their training and experience.<br><br>ADA recitals are high quality, rather than high cost. We keep the stress level low so that parents and students can truly enjoy the recital experience.<br><br>Rehearsals are organized and move quickly so that students do not spend hours waiting for their time to rehearse. Performances are age appropriate costumes are modest, reasonably priced, and practical and music selections are family oriented without offensive or inappropriate lyrics.<br><br>Adair Dance Academy is the home of the ONE HOUR RECITAL! <br><br>We offer a variety of classes for students of all ages at our Camelot studio location. ADA also offers additional pre-ballet enrichment opportunities for the young dancer at the following off-site studio locations:<br><br>St. Michael's Lutheran Church in Omaha <br>AV Sorenson <br>Montclair Community Center <br>Click our website link for specific details about our unique pre-ballet enrichment opportunities, including schedules and rates.<br><br>Class Descriptions<br><br>Ballet is a fundamental international dance technique providing a solid foundation for all dancers and complementing all other styles of dance. Based on the Royal Academy of Dancing syllabus, this method helps maintain high standards, sets goals, and provides logical progressions.<br><br>Pre-Ballet/Creative Movement is a forerunner to ballet. It includes creative dance techniques and activities to enhance coordination, balance, and motor skills.<br><br>Modern Dance/Jazz emphasizes the strength and flexibility of the spine and freedom of movement while maintaining control and precision. Dancers discover personal range of movement and explore composition and choreography through improvision and creative exercises. Jazz, similar to modern dance, uses technique set to contemporary music.<br><br>Tap emphasizes footwork and the expression of rhythm through sou