Project Performing Arts offers foundational classes that provide younger students with continued exposure to the performing arts, as well as advanced training for those ages 12 and older. Our curriculum is designed to foster consistent technical development alongside artistic, creative, and stylistic exploration.
We offer a diverse range of classes, including West African Dance and Drumming, Jazz and Modern Dance, Ballet, TEEN Hip Hop, Broadway Styles, and Young Actors on the Move. These classes serve as a springboard for students’ talent, progress, and potential.
Each class aims to balance acquired technical skills with creative and artistic understanding, while also encouraging students to challenge themselves. We hope that every class experience acts as a building block for future study, helping students develop confidence and empowering them to realize their full potential.
From the age of six through pre-professional teens, students are taught that the spirit of dance should be boundless. Developing technique and performance quality starts from the very first class. Under the guidance of PPA Instructors, dance students:
This is achieved through a variety of classes, including Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Tap, Hip Hop, and West African Dance. These diverse offerings provide students with the opportunity to cultivate discipline and commitment to their craft, while striving for excellence. Our goal is for them to experience the joy of movement and to dance boldly.
Theater Arts classes are engaging and developmentally appropriate, giving children and teens the chance to explore theater while discovering their natural talents. Through improvisations, monologues, scripts, and performance activities, students build a fundamental understanding of theater arts and performance skills. Under the guidance of PPA instructors, theater students:
Our goal is for students to develop a respect and appreciation for the diverse offerings of theater arts while building self-confidence and fostering a collaborative spirit as young actors.
Drumming classes provide consistent training in both traditional and non-traditional beats and rhythmic structures. Each class enhances students' listening skills and fosters an understanding and respect for collaboration through ensemble play. We also offer an appreciation of the historical and cultural significance of traditional West African rhythms. Students will learn:
Classes are led by professional musicians and supported by master drummers.
Drums and Songs Class