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Four age groups, each with its own pace, focus, and performance schedule.
Lil’ Stars class: youngest students in a circle, learning a simple Bollywood routine, instructor smiling alongside
Ages 4 to 6
First steps, first stories.
Movement basics, rhythm, and cultural play through short, energetic sessions. Lots of variety so attention stays high. The first stage moments happen here.
Forms covered
Bollywood basics with cultural play. Brief folk introductions during festival season.
Junior class in formation: students mid-step practicing a routine, full wall mirror visible, warm studio light
Ages 7 to 10
The foundation year.
Technique, choreography fundamentals, group work, and first real performances. Students learn how to take direction, work with peers, and own their part in a piece.
Forms covered
Bollywood foundation, regular introduction to folk forms (Bhangra, Garba).
Tween group at performance prep: costumes laid out on benches, students stretching, focused atmosphere
Ages 11 to 13
Range and rhythm.
Deeper choreography across multiple forms. Students perform regularly, learn to lead small group sections, and start understanding why each form has the texture it does.
Forms covered
Bollywood, regular folk (Bhangra, Garba, Dandiya Raas), light fusion introductions.
Teen group on stage: advanced choreography moment, dramatic lighting, students mid-position
Ages 14 to 17
Performance grade.
Advanced material, fusion work, and leadership in group pieces. Teen dancers often anchor the academy’s most ambitious performances and mentor younger students alongside their own training.
Forms covered
Performance Bollywood, advanced folk, modern fusion (contemporary, hip-hop blends).
Across every age group
Three vocabularies. The mix in each class shifts by age and season.
The starting point.
Modern Hindi cinema choreography. Energetic, expressive, story-driven. Where most students begin and where every season anchors.
InquireRegional, rooted.
Punjabi (Bhangra, Giddha), Gujarati (Garba, Dandiya Raas), and other folk traditions taught seasonally.
InquireBollywood, modern.
Bollywood crossed with contemporary, hip-hop, and jazz funk. For older students with a multi-year background.
InquireTuition
Most families pick the quarterly rate.
Standard tuition, billed each month.
InquireSave $60
Save $60 compared to monthly. Most popular.
InquireMulti-week registration available.
InquireA one-time $20 registration fee per student applies. Re-enrollment after a break also requires the registration fee.
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Not included
Common questions
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