Acro dance classes will not only work to improve your child's confidence and coordination, but they will also  learn to have  great strength-building properties as well. Your child will have fun and start to build strong muscles and upper- and lower-body strength that is needed in acro dancing. Children Learn the acrobatic elements that are used in  dance routines and gain the muscle strength to support themselves,  Acro dance lessons will help your child strengthen their muscles and learn the basics of acro for dance.

Pennsylvania School of the Performing Arts is known for its outstanding excellence in professional ballet training. Technique classes range from levels 1-8 based on age and skill level. Our ballet classes follow both the Vagonova and Balanchine techniques. Classes begin with a traditional ballet barre, followed by center work and movement across the floor. Classes not only focus on building a strong ballet technique in the dancers, but also focus on musicality and performance skills as well. Class sizes are small so each student is ensured individual attention.

This class is an exciting way to introduce your child to Hip Hop and dance! Kids can experience Hip Hop in a family-friendly environment with great music and fun dance moves! It is a high-energy curriculum with an emphasis on rhythm and movement fundamentals. Join PSPA for the hip hop dance party!

This class is a fun-filled Hip Hop class to learn new Hip Hop moves and choreography! It is a high-energy curriculum with an emphasis on rhythm and movement fundamentals. Students will learn fun Hip Hop combinations each week! Most importantly it is a class where you will have fun!

PSPA’s modern and contemporary classes allow our students to learn and grow in the Horton and Parsons and other contempoary techniques while exploring individual movement and expression.  The instructors use a variety of musical genres to accompany the dancers in order for the dancers to gain a wide vocabulary of movement and musicality.

PSPA’s jazz classes are perfect for anyone looking to learn the basics of jazz dance as well  as improve their jazz technique. We teach a broad range of styles in our jazz classes and incorporate classic techniques such as Jerry Robbins and Fosse. These classes are high energy and allow the dancer to brow in many styles of movement.

The PSPA Studios NEW  Ballerina Disney Style  Creative  Ballet Academy and Broadway Stars Dance Academy at PSPA studios offer fun and exciting classes for dancers 3-7 years old. Visit the PSPA Broadway Stars Dance Academy & Disney Style Ballerina Ballet Academy class page for more information! Where everyone is a  BROADWAY STAR!

PSPA New for ages 7 + to Adult Tap Classes on Thursday and Saturdays!  All Creative Broadway Stars /Babies Dance Academy have tap - All must have NUDE tap shoes only -  PSPA welcomes new tap teachers each year to teach privates and join us in our renovated tap studio!  The intimate setting for up-close instruction and corrections.  New to dance? NO PROBLEM! Tap shoes NOT required for the first day if you do not have them.  Wear jazz shoes or rubber bottom character heels.  From the basics to more advanced steps, learn tap in a fun and inviting way! Soon you'll be dancing your way to 42nd street! Call for more information.215.598.8513

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Mondays at 6:45pm Boys and Girls ages 12 + The Meisner technique is an approach to acting which was developed by the American theatre  teacher Sanford Meisner. ... In the Meisner technique, there is a greater focus on the other actor as opposed to one's internal thoughts or feelings associated to the character. This class is the beginning steps of Meisner based training in a  pre teen professional environment. It’s purpose it to give student actors an exposure to the philosophies as well as the structure of this demanding yet dynamic process. Meisner’s step-by-step approach gets actors to work truthfully from their impulses, from their talent, not from their intellect.We will lay the foundation for an actor’s ability to be truthful, brave and imaginative in his work. Each exercise builds upon the previous exercise and in this way the actor develops a dependable process to their acting. The students will learn how to “live truthfully under imaginary circumstances.”

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