Most dancers take semester classes. Dancers who want more can audition for one of five teams.
Compare our programs at a glance. Tap any card to learn more.
Every dancer, ages 1.5 and up. Build skills and shine at our recital.
Dancers who thrive with individualized adaptations and support.
Driven dancers ready to compete at every event.
Dancers ready to compete their first routine.
Dancers curious about competition, without the pressure.
Dancers who want more stage time close to home.
Our most popular program
Each semester is about five months focused on the styles you sign up for. At the end, every class performs its own dance, in its own costume, at our recital.
A dancer in ballet and tap, for example, has two costumes and performs in both dances. It’s a great way to see how much your child grows in five months.
Skills, vocabulary and confidence in each style.
Each class learns and polishes its recital dance.
Every class takes the stage in its own costume.
Every team is by audition and runs a 13-month season.
Outside rehearsals, extra performances and added costs.
Each team has its own. Competition dancers are encouraged to take every style.
Within about four hours of Red Bluff, sometimes starting Thursday or Friday night.
Kind, helpful, prepared and positive.
Adaptive inclusive team
Designed to be inclusive and supportive of dancers with disabilities, neurodivergence, learning differences, medical needs, or any circumstance that calls for individualized adaptations. Like Ember, one out-of-town event is required and others are optional.
Full competitive team
Our team with the most commitment. Blaze dancers attend all local and competitive events, perform at least two routines with the option to add a solo or more group routines, and meet a class requirement at Flare. They’re held to a high standard as leaders at the studio and at events.
Pre-team
The bridge between Ember and Blaze. Spark dancers attend one out-of-town event and compete one dance there, with the option to add more if available. We encourage them to attend more events for convention classes and to cheer on teammates.
Traveling, non-competitive
A way to dip your toes into competition life. Ember dancers attend one out-of-town event for a weekend of convention classes with master choreographers, cheer on teammates and watch other studios compete, without the pressure of competing themselves.
Local team
Perfect for dancers who want more stage time without traveling. Glow performs at local events like Spooktacular, the Children’s Christmas Festival and Tough Enough to Wear Pink. Dancers learn what it means to be part of a team, gain stage experience and grow their confidence.
Tell us about your dancer and we’ll help you pick the right team or class. Audition details come with your reply.