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412 Barstow Street, Eau Claire, WI 54701Mon to Thu 3:30 pm to 8:00 pmWoman ownedFall registration opens in August(715) 555-0104

Classes at Chasse

Four kinds of class, from a first scarf-and-song class at age 3 to an adult evening.

  • Ages 3 to 5

    Creative movement

    Scarves, hoops, a story and a song, in a class of up to 10 with a grown-up waiting in the family room. Forty-five minutes of moving, listening and taking turns.

    • Ages 3 to 5

    • 45 minutes

    • Classes of up to 10

    Creative movement
  • Ages 6 to 12

    Ballet and tap

    A first barre, a first pair of tap shoes and a combination to learn each month. Classes of up to 8 for ages 6 to 8, and up to 10 for ages 9 to 12.

    • Ages 6 to 12

    • One hour

    • Classes of up to 8 or 10

    Ballet and tap
  • Ages 6 to 12

    Jazz and hip hop

    Music with a beat, a warm-up that moves, and a short routine shared at the end. Sneakers for hip hop, jazz shoes for jazz.

    • Ages 6 to 12

    • One hour

    • Classes of up to 8 or 10

    Jazz and hip hop
  • Adults

    Adult evenings

    Beginner ballet, jazz and tap in the evening, for adults who danced once and would like to again. Come on your own; no partner needed.

    • Adults

    • One hour

    • Classes of up to 12

    Adult evenings

Which class is right?

My child is turning 3. Where do we start?

Creative movement. Ages 3 to 5 share a class, and the teacher plays to the youngest ages in the room. A grown-up waits in the family room.

My child is 6 and has never danced.

Ballet and tap, or jazz and hip hop, at the first steps level. Every dancer starts at the beginning of the level, whatever their age.

I danced as a child and haven't since.

Adult beginners on Monday evening is a gentle ballet class for returners, and the Wednesday and Thursday evenings are jazz and tap.

We're not sure. Can we talk first?

Yes. Call the studio, or book a class and tell the teacher what you hope for at the door.

Come and try a class

Pick a day from the schedule, wear something comfortable, and bring a water bottle.