Classes Start Aug 25th - Pricing Starts at $35/month
Pre Ballet Creative (Ages 3–5)
Schedule: Thursday, 4:15–5:00 pm
Designed for our youngest dancers, this imaginative class introduces the joy of movement through a blend of creative dance and foundational ballet. Using music, storytelling, games, and exploration, children will naturally develop coordination, body awareness, balance, and alignment while discovering the confidence to express themselves through movement.
Ballet 1 (Ages 5–7)
Schedule: Tuesday, 4:30–5:15 pm
A joyful introduction to classical ballet where young dancers begin building the technical foundation that supports every style of dance. Through age-appropriate instruction, students will develop coordination, posture, musicality, confidence, and a love for disciplined movement in a nurturing environment.
Jazz Collective 1 (Ages 6–10+)
Schedule: Tuesday, 5:15–6:05 pm
This dynamic class explores the strength and precision of jazz while weaving in the textures of contemporary and the energy of hip hop. Dancers will develop strong technical skills, musicality, versatility, and confidence as they learn to move seamlessly between styles and discover their own artistic voice.
Ballet 2 (Ages 8–10+)
Schedule: Tuesday, 6:10–7:00 pm
As dancers progress, Ballet 2 deepens their technical training while encouraging greater artistry and expression. Students will continue refining alignment, strength, flexibility, and musicality through more challenging exercises and combinations, laying the groundwork for advanced ballet training.
Ballet 3 (Ages 11–16+)
Schedule: Thursday, 5:00–6:00 pm
Dedicated dancers committed to technical excellence and artistic growth. Students will refine classical technique, strengthen alignment and control, expand their artistry, and develop the discipline required for advanced dance training and performance.
Jazz Collective 2 (Ages 11–16+)
Schedule: Thursday, 6:00–7:00 pm
This class is designed for dancers ready to move beyond steps and into artistry. Rooted in strong jazz technique and enriched by contemporary movement, students will explore musicality, emotion, improvisation, and performance quality while continuing to develop strength, versatility, and authentic artistic expression.
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Meet Ms Shay
Shay Myers Heward is a dancer, choreographer, and screendance artist whose work is rooted in story, movement, and lived experience. She began her dance training at age 15 under the direction of Christopher Fairbanks in San Antonio, Texas, where she performed a lead role in the San Antonio Texas Jubilee. Her training spans ballet, jazz, contemporary, modern, tap, clog, ballroom, and hip hop—each style shaping her voice as an artist.
From 2010–2012, Shay toured throughout Texas and New England as a member of the Brigham Young University–Idaho Dance Alliance Company, serving as Student Rehearsal Director during her second year. She also spent four years with BYU–Idaho’s Contemporary Dance Company, performing, choreographing, and student-directing original works.
After earning a bachelor’s degree in Exercise Physiology with a minor in Dance, Shay moved to St. George, Utah, where she helped found and later became the Artistic Director of Moxi, a contemporary, hip hop, and jazz dance company. During this time, she also performed with St. George Dance Company.
Drawn deeper into the language of movement, Shay returned to school to earn a second bachelor’s degree in Dance Performance from Southern Utah University, receiving both the Outstanding Scholar and Outstanding Performer awards. She later completed graduate studies in Screendance at the University of Utah, where her passion for the intersection of movement and film continued to unfold.
With over 15 years of teaching experience, Shay has guided dancers of all ages—from young children discovering movement for the first time to professional company members. She believes dance is not only a technical discipline, but a way of listening, expressing, and becoming.
Beyond the studio, Shay is a mother to four little girls and is building a homestead with her husband, Casey. She finds inspiration outdoors—hands in the garden, books nearby, meals in the making—embracing the beauty and chaos of a life lived fully.
